The company has projects in hotels, restaurants, private residences, yachts and residential projects around the globe: New York, Miami, LA, London, Hong Kong and beyond.

Let’s Take Look To Their Projects!

Sa Torre, Mallorca

Sa Torre is a 15,000 square metre villa in the heart of Mallorca with spectacular sea views. Tara Bernerd & Partners has been involved in the luxury residential project from the outset. From the selection of the prime plot to the development, construction and final handover, Bernerd and the team gave the client complete creative direction.

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The use of local materials, including sandstone blocks from the nearby quarry in Santanyi, helped to create a building that blends naturally with its surroundings. The large windows on all three sides of the main living area were designed to break down the boundaries between the outside and the inside, allowing unobstructed views to the outside.

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Il Pampero, London

Having designed the original restaurant at The Hari London, Tara Bernerd & Partners were invited to revise and redesign Il Pampero to coincide with the hotel’s rebranding.

Bernerd and her team created a bespoke design scheme that embraces informal luxury. Bold Vespa -green lacquers and rich velvets combine with soft leather and period fabrics to create a warm and inviting atmosphere. While round chairs are placed along the back and side walls, the focal point is the striking central bar where guests can enjoy the Italian tradition of aperitivo.

Chalet Miramonti, Gstaad

After being commissioned to renovate a 6-bedroom chalet in Gstaad in 2008, Bernerd and her team were invited back in 2018 to complete the full interior architecture and design for a 3,800-square-foot expansion. The chalet now features a spa and hammam, a cinema room, eight guest suites and a study.

Bernerd created a warm and inviting space with a focus on natural materials and luxurious furniture and artwork.

Four Seasons Hotel, New York

In addition to their work in Fort Lauderdale and London, Tara Bernerd & Partners’ was once again commissioned by Four Seasons to redesign Empire Suite their downtown New York property.

To revitalize the 2,400-square-foot suite, Bernerd added warmth and personality by introducing new palettes of bold colours and layered textures. New furniture and artwork added a sense of emotion to the space, giving it a more homey, inviting feel.

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The founder, Steven Gambrel, is known for mastering customized design and enhancing the space’s architectural features. Having created his own design firm in 1996, just three years after his degree, Steven Gambrel is one of the best in his field and his endless dedication has been widely recognized. S.R. Gambrel has two decades of experience which is why it now is an incredibly influential interior design firm that specializes in both residential and commercial commissions, as well as custom products and furnishings.

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S.R. Gambrel’s work has been featured in the some of the best world’s leading publications, including World of Interiors, Architectural Digest, Town and Country, House Beautiful, New York Magazine, the New York Times, and Elle Décor. 

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From an uptown duplex to a rambling country house, or a weekend beach refuge, S.R. Gambrel fulfils its client’s needs to have a timeless, unique, and comfortable home. Steven draws inspiration from vernacular architectural details of the region of each commission. Because of his background in architecture, he also believes in the importance of properly proportioned structures and details.

S.R. Gambrel’s ultra-chic Interiors are a harmonious combination of carefully curated vintage and custom furniture, which allied to works of art and contemporary design pieces create unmatched luxury.

The New York design firm mixes unexpected elements like bold colors and different textures and materials, providing visual interest. Its interior projects are a beautiful homage to layered design in which Victorian times can meet modern style.

S.R. Gambrel is currently working on several large projects in and around New York as well as in other cities such as Chicago, Philadelphia, and London.  The New York design firm is truly international, having created interior projects all around the world. This vast and diverse experience contributed immensely to the company’s versatility and understanding of how the surroundings can influence an interior project.

S.R. Gambrel is one of the best New York design firms and its interior projects the perfect combination of style and function. Its work is an ode to exclusive design and craftsmanship and if you want to know more about S.R. Gambrel, visit its website!

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James Huniford is the founder of Huniford Design Studio in New York, and he has vast portfolio of residential design projects. His trademark is the beautiful synergy between elegance and comfort, the perfect combo for urban interiors. The designer also balances old and new in the most harmonious of ways, traditional meets contemporary design to create timeless, distinctive, and thoughtful environments that reflect the personalities and peculiarities of his varied clientele.

Huniford Design Studio is a leader in New York’s design industry, and the company has been widely published and recognized by some of the most renowned names in the field. The design firm uses their distinguished position to be involved in social issues, especially James Huniford who is a true philanthrope.

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From Manhattan townhouses to beach house getaways, or Northern California residences, the design firm blends classic and contemporary design like no other, uniting found objects with designer furniture and refined materials. Their urban interiors are incredibly versatile. Huniford Design Studio can do eclectic, they can do industrial, they can do romantic, they can do contemporary… The design firm is amazingly versatile!

‘Great design is all about the personality of the people who live there.‘

– JAMES HUNIFORD

Designer furniture is combined with quality furnishings and refined materials in their urban interiors. Different textures and finishes are blended to create incredible design inspirations. All done considering their clients’ wishes and personalities, because only then can great design come to life.

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The primary starting point for this art exhibition was the belief in the power of skilled handwork, especially when joined with strong conceptual ideas and an awareness of history. This idea has also been a mission statement for R & Company, since they founded the gallery, back in 1997.

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The show has been in the making for several years, and it was imagined as a continuation to the monument exhibition “Objects: USA”, which debuted in October 1969 at the Smithsonian’s National Collection of Fine Art, in Washington, D.C., and starred 250 artists from across the country working in different crafts. The show was organized by enterprising Lee Nordness and Paul J. Smith, director of the Museum of Contemporary Crafts (now the Museum of Arts & Design). The goal with “Objects: USA 2020” is to highlight different artists, and techniques, from ceramists, woodworkers, glassmakers, metalworkers, jewellery designers, and textile artists.

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The design show has visited more than 22 museums in the U.S and another 11 in Europe, and modern than half a million people had seen it! This gave American craft artists a twist in their careers. Now, the founders of the R & Company present a chance in the original concept, pairing roughly 50 artists from the 1969 exhibition — among them Anni Albers, J.B. Blunk, Sheila Hicks, Sam Maloof, Peter Voulko, and Wendell Castle, with the same number of rising practitioners working today.

The selection of contemporary artists and designers needed to be diverse in both gender and race, and capture a broad view of what is happening inside makers’ studios in America, to capture a broad view of what is happening inside makers’ studios in America.

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Among the artists featured in this design show are also some of the 21at century stars, such as Fogan Gregory, Katie Stout, the Haas Brothers, and so on! Besides, R & Company has borrowed works from 17 other galleries as well as private collections and foundations, in order to represent more contemporary makers as possible.

Except for 10% of the works featured in the show, and with another 10% maintained for purchase by museums only, everything is available for sale. The contemporary pieces are from the past few years, while the most older works are mostly from the period of the original exhibition, dating to the early 1960s and mid-’70s.

In one setting, a cloud-like light fixture of azure-tinted glass disks made last year by Jeff Zimmerman hangs above a Tongue-Shaped Wendell Castle Table, and a walnut wine rack with sensual Surrealist curves by Art Carpenter, both from the late ’60s. Another mesmerizing setting features a textile hanging from Liz Collins, paired with an abstract expressionist painting, that serves as a background for a classic 1966 George Nakashima’s bench and Jiha Moon’s ceramic vessels.

Since 1969, the concept and passion for crafts and the will to express themselves with these techniques, has never changed for R & Company and that’s why they created this design show!

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Able to recall being an eight-year-old boy obsessed with his uncle’s Porsche 356, Steve Harris amassed a stunning array of cars, many of which have been prominently displayed in the architectural photographs of his completed projects. 

“I still remember every detail about that car, down to what it smelled like.”

“I see cars as art, and I curate them so they are appropriate to each house.”

16 Porsches from Harris’s impressive collection are going to be exhibit at Upstate New York’s Saratoga Automobile Museum, where the architect sits on the board of directors. 

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“The backstory is these are all street cars, not race cars or track cars, but they are very rare.”

“They’ve all got interesting stories behind them, and like a painting or important piece of furniture, I’m just the caretaker.”

All of the cars found at the Porsche Collection in the exhibit are air-cooled and date from 1956 to ‘95. The event includes a 1984 911 SCRS, a one-of-20 964 RS N-GT Macau, and the notorious “widow-maker” 993 GT2, as well as multiple Amelia Island Concours d’Elegance–winning 356 Speedsters, Coupes, and Cabriolets.

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Of the automobiles included in the show, Harris’s favorite from the Porsche Collection is his 1957 Carrera GT Speedster.

“I just love the way it sounds.”

Alongside the Porsche Collection will be large-scale photographs by the famous automotive photographer James Lipman, with an illustrated catalog available in July.

After this Porsche Collection exhibition, the museum will host another show featuring cars from Harris’s collection under a different theme, featuring autos made with the suffix RS, for Rennsport. 

 “There is one of every RS model that they made from 1973 to 2019.”

“I love architecture and automobiles, and being able to combine them is a treat.”

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“David Hockney: Ma Normandie”

Pace Gallery in East Hampton

On view at the Pace Gallery’s seasonal outpost in East Hampton, New York, English painter David Hockney brings Normandy to life through enchanting, newly created scenes from his home in northern France. The artist’s peaceful surroundings represent the simple feeling of shifting seasons.

“Claude & François-Xavier Lalanne: Nature Transformed” 

Clark Art Institute in Massachusetts

Commonly named “Les Lalanne”, François-Xavier and Claude Lalanne share a love for the great outdoors. For Claude, a passion for flora and fauna led to reimagining plants in fantastical forms; François-Xavier explored the inner lives of animals in his abstract but practical creations. The design exhibition is the first of its kind to be organized in the U.S. in over 40 years. 

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“Charlotte Perriand: The Modern Life” 

Design Museum in London 

Charlotte Perriand was a pioneering French architect and designer driven by a quest for good, functional design. This design exhibition in London strives to give an enlightening portal into her independent, international world by juxtaposing furniture like the well-known metallic Chaise Longue Basculante with recreated interiors.

“Inside~Out in the Garden” 

Saint Marks Place in Brooklyn

The second edition of “Inside~Out in the Garden,” at Saint Marks Place, the sleek but lush new condominium development in Boerum Hill, Brooklyn, was designed by INC Architecture & Design. This design exhibition explores the idea of post-pandemic human interactions through the work of more than 20 designers and studios.

“Chris Gustin” 

Donzella Project Space in New York

The Ceramist Chris Gustin has been featured in institutions like the Metropolitan Museum of Art and is now in the middle of his first solo exhibition in more than a decade thanks to the Donzella Project Space in the New York Design Center.

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“Samantha Bittman & Chris Beeston”

Patrick Parrish Gallery in New York

At the Patrick Parrish Gallery, in New York’s Tribeca neighborhood, Chris Beeston’s lamps are symbols of elevated domesticity, placed in dialogue with Samantha Bittman’s paintings on canvases of the thread she weaves by hand into geometric patterns.

“Craft Front & Center”

Museum of Arts and Design in New York

The design exhibition, “Craft Front & Center” shows the evolution of craft and its pivotal role in such movements as Abstract Expressionism, Pop art, and postmodernism, the show is organized around themes like fiber, glass, and clay. It highlights the significant impact that women and people of color have had as artists in this multifaceted genre.

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“Art+Nature+Home”

Foreland in Catskill, New York

“ART+NATURE+HOME” stars furniture and sculpture made from materials such as wood, clay, wood, and stone by rural-dwelling talents. It features amazing artworks like Chris Lehrecke’s custom Ping-Pong table, Jonah Meyer’s desk, and John-Paul Philippe’s raffia and blackened steel room divider.

“Éternel”

Carpenters Workshop Gallery in New York

Vincenzo De Cotiis is truly passionate about weathered materials, and at “Éternel,” at the Carpenters Workshop Gallery, the artist experimented for the first time with bright cast aluminum tables, seating, lighting, and cabinets. Inspired by Japanese temples, gardens, and folding fans, he implemented a sand-cast technique to elicit textured surfaces that morph from different perspectives. This one couldn’t be out of this design exhibitions list!

“Elemental Folds” 

Carpenters Workshop Gallery in Paris

“Elemental Folds” at the  Carpenters Workshop Gallery, in Paris, highlights the emerging Greek artist Kostas Lambridis, who manipulates discarded plastic garden chairs and broken window glass to reinterpret such furniture icons as the elaborate 18th-century Badminton Cabinet and the Memphis Group’s brightly hued Carlton bookcase. From the design exhibitions of this list, this one is one that most awakens the curiosity and lets the imagination fly for itself!

“Cast Iron”

Emma Scully in New York

One of the promising design exhibitions for this summer is by Emma Scully, who is currently exhibiting at her namesake gallery on New York’s Upper East Side. “Cast Iron” reflects an eco-conscious (and pandemic-friendly) creative process that merges the industrial and the technological. This design exhibition is the result of a collaboration with the family-run OK Foundry in Richmond.

“Hialeah Eléctrica: Metavector”

Bass Museum in Miami

Rafael Domenech and Ernesto Oroza, the Miami artists and Cuban émigrés, are unveiling “Hialeah Eléctrica: Metavector” at the Bass Museum in Miami. Interested in Miami’s response to the globalization of production and infrastructure, the installation mixes humble materials like vinyl and drywall while drawing from the history of Latin American urban design in South Florida and the oeuvre of Arata Isozaki—the Pritzker Prize-winning architect behind the museum revamp. Definitely, one of the design exhibitions not to miss!

“Noguchi: Useless Architecture”

Isamu Noguchi Foundation and Garden Museum in Long Island City, New York

“Noguchi: Useless Architecture” at the Isamu Noguchi Foundation and Garden Museum in Long Island City, New York, reflects Isamu Noguchi’s desire for ambitious architecture that transcends restraint and sculptures that are imbued with a soulful purpose. In this design exhibitions list, of course, this one, couldn’t be out!

“In Good Company”

 Liaigre in New York

Miami artists and curator Nina Johnson is exhibiting the Liaigre showroom in the city’s Design District with “In Good Company,” a combination of photography, sculpture, paintings, and mixed media from artists Martine Barrat, Anna Betbeze, Emmett Moore, and Jonathan Rajewski that celebrate nature and humanity.

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The design firm began its work in the late 1980’s in New York, restoring highly detailed interiors at the historic Dakota Apartments on Manhattan’s Upper West Side. To this day, their historical knowledge and appreciation for craftsmanship continue influencing their practice, as we can see in this industrial design project.

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Since then, BWArchitects has built a reputation for themselves are now one of the most influential design firms in New York. Involved in a wide variety of project types, from residential and commercial architecture and interiors to hospitality and large-scale special events, they master luxury design, and their design projects are an ode to craftsmanship. BWArchitects maintains an active workshop for prototyping, model making and fabrication of key design elements for many of the projects it undertakes.

Basil Walter, BWArchitects founding partner, has been an innovative force and influential voice in the cultural conversation around architecture and interior design for over 30 years. His work in historic preservation and edgy contemporary design is well known and recognized. Brenda Bello is the managing partner at the design firm, and with over 20 years of experience acquired all over the world, she has a unique take on architecture and interior design, focusing on implementing innovative ideas regarding current world issues. 

West Village Townhouse in New York is a perfect example of BWArchitects concept and work. The versatile design firm creates the ideal synergy between historic and industrial design in this project.

Located in historic Greenwich Village, New York, this extensive reconstruction of an 1840s townhouse fuses past and present, traditional and contemporary design, into a new, luxurious 4,000 square foot home. The design firm achieved perfect harmony between historical and modern elements, creating a design inspiration meant to be lived and admired.

Fun fact: the industrial design project is also the first townhouse to earn a LEED for Homes Gold rating in downtown Manhattan.

BWArchitects created a great balance between classical features and industrial design details such as steel and glass windows which draw in natural light and air from the garden and, structural steel, and exposed manually geared hardware.

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The furniture and furnishings are also a beautiful combination of mid-century and contemporary design elements, making the connection to the central aesthetic – industrial design. The design firm managed to create a layered design in every room, harmoniously balancing textures, patterns, and colors. The use of art brings an almost gallery-like feel to the spaces, highlighting some architectural features.

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BWArchitects is one of the best design firms in New York City, creating unprecedented design projects that are not only meant to be enjoyed but also admired. West Village Townhouse in New York, with its industrial design vibes, is a perfect example of their versatility, combining classical and historical elements with an eclectic and industrial design, creating an unmatched design inspiration.

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The fair started by following health and safety protocols, visitors were required to present a negative COVID-19 test or vaccine proof in order to gain strictly timed entry. When it comes to the artists, the representation is mostly American, there are some international exhibitors are taking part, from Brazil, London, and Buenos Aires, and Daily Design News is going to taking you on a journey through the best of Frieze New York!

Douglas Rieger at Helena Anrather and Capsule Shanghai

The joint presentation by New York gallery Helena Anrather and Capsule Shanghai was one of the standouts at the Frame Section. Showcasing new work, recent sculptures, and mixed media by the emerging Pittsburgh artist Douglas Rieger. The anthropomorphic sculptures are crafted with a lot of precision, with wood, silicone, steel, and vinyl, to reveal opposing sensations of soft and hard, rough and smooth.

Ewa Juszkiewicz and Rachel Feinstein, Gagosian

Gagosian opted to dedicate its large space to a pair of female artists that subvert and challenge the male-dominated realm of art history in their practices: the Polish painter Ewa Juszkiewicz, and the sculptor Rachel Feinstein, known for her darkly humorous aesthetic. Feinstein in her artworks represents a group of large-scale majolica sculptures, inspired by Franz Anton Bustelli’s Rococo commedia dell’arte figurines, while Ewa’s paintings reimagine well-known 18th- and 19th-century masterpieces depicting fashionably dressed women, disturbing the veneer by concealing their faces with wrapped fabric or elaborate hairstyles.

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Annette Messager, Marian Goodman Gallery

Marian Goodman Gallery brought to Frieze New York a museum-quality solo presentation of artwork by renowned French contemporary artist Annette Messager that floats between the playful and the macabre! In a standalone room, Petite Babylone, 2019, is made up of dozens of black abstract shapes and stuffed animals grouped on the floor. A slow-moving light display creates a ballet of shadows, adding a haunting sensation. Hanging on the wall with black string, five drawings are interspersed between 42 of her signature effigy sculptures. A series of watercolor drawings round out the impressive booth.

Mendes Wood

With its mix of stabilized and emerging Brazilian artists, including a superb new Marina Perez Simão seascape painting that sold on the fair’s first day, Mendes Wood, a cutting-edge gallery that maintains outposts in São Paulo and New York, celebrated Brazilian creativity at Friezes New York! Between the other highlights is a wall sculpture by Sonia Gomes, who beautifully combines secondhand textiles with everyday materials!

Stephen Friedman Gallery

Mesmerizing paintings portraying nonbinary people by Cornwall artist Sarah Ball are some of the greatest highlights at the London-based Stephen Friedman Gallery! Loaded with emotion and deep sensitivity, the hauntingly beautiful faces gaze straight out of the frame at the viewer and firmly hold their attention.

Galeria Nara Roesler

Galeria Nara Roesler, which just opened its first gallery location in New York’s Chelsea gallery, offers a carefully curated group of three influential Brazilian artists, and each one explores the notion of self. Carlito Carvalhosa takes the central focus, with vibrant colorful works on mirrors form an interesting dialogue with Cristina Canale’s gestural portraits. Sculptures made of perforated sound stone sitting atop concrete columns by the artist Amelia Toledo surrounded these artworks. Toledo combines the history of concrete art in Brazil with a personal fascination with nature.

For those who hadn’t have the chance to visit Frieze New York, a dedicated edition of Frieze Viewing Room will run parallel to the fair, through May 14, and will feature an expanded list of over 160 exhibitors!

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Kemble Interiors is a very versatile design firm, and they balance the aesthetic integrity of their interior design projects with the needs and personality of the clients.

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Their interior design projects are an ode to bespoke design, and they tell a story through their romantic eclectic-inspired rooms. Two perfect examples of this are the Manhattan Townhouse in New York and The Colony Hotel in Palm Beach. Two unmatched design inspirations!

The Manhattan Townhouse in New York combines lovely pastel tones with strong prints and textures. Allied to beautiful architectural features, the interior design combines classic and contemporary design pieces, creating a truly eclectic design inspiration.

The Colony Hotel in Palm Beach is the epitome of romantic eclectic and timeless interior design inspiration. There is a certain tropical and almost erotic feeling to it, reminiscing the iconic 1974 film Emmanuelle. Vibrant peacock chairs are combined with colorful wallpapers adding to the tropical-jungle-warm vibe of the hotel. Pastel pinks, greens, blues, and Art Deco pieces add some romanticism to the jungle-inspired wallpaper, which is an amazing compliment to the many rooms, connecting them throughout. The use of vintage and bespoke design furnishings creates the romantic eclectic synergy that makes this project an unmatched design inspiration. A masterful mix of furniture and wallpaper by Kemble Interiors and an amazing customized interior design project.

Kemble Interiors is a design firm that goes beyond the norm. Through a deep knowledge of art and design, Kemble Interiors create truly unique interior design projects that are not only meant to be enjoyed but also admired. Mastering bespoke design and luxury eclecticism, they are design inspirations makers and we cannot wait to see what they will do next!

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The designer has created beautifully textured interiors for projects as varied as an Upper East Side pre-war apartment, a modern beach house in Bellport, and a family home in Beverlly Hills. Her distinctive style combines bright whites, warm neutrals, and subtle decorative elements for an effect that’s elegant without being formal and restrained without being anywhere near cold. Her rooms make you feel calm – like you could sit there for hours with a cocktail in one hand and a fabulous book in in the other, and Daily Design News wants you to know all about it!

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Alyssa Kapito is known for her interiors’ clean lines and neutral palettes – but do not call her a minimalist. Instead, the New York City-based designer considers hear aesthetic a “minimalist take on traditionalism, in which editing is key to keep homes feeling fresh.” The Long Island-born Alyssa Kapito came from an art history background, however, since opening her eponymous firm in 2012, she has proven her natural gift lien in interior design. Just ask the 135,000 followers of her Instagram account, which was also praised by British Vogue and Elle Decor. Illustrating her two artistic pursuits, Alyssa Kapito selected her favourite pieces from Sotheby’s Contemporary Art Online auction (22 February – 7 March) and spoke to us about creating spaces featuring a cleansing palette that is far from plain.

She has been named one of the top “7 Designers Stars to Watch” and has also been named a “Rising Star” by both Traditional Home and New York Cottages and Gardens. In May of 2017, Alyssa Kapito Interiors was named one of the top 10 Instagram accounts to follow for Interior Design by Elle Decor and in July 2017 she was also named one of the top Instagram Accounts to follow by British Vogue.

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“I love living rooms because you can break out of the box a little. In a bedroom you always need a bed, a dining room you always need a dining table and a kitchen has to be practical. A living room, on the ther hand, can really be however you want it to be. I have a daybed in the middle of my living room and I love it!” Said Alyssa Kapito, when asked about her favourite room of the house.

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