In this edition, we’re excited to explore the art of infusing your home with global elements that reflect the beauty and diversity of cultures from around the world. Join us as we guide you through creative ways to make your home a true reflection of your adventures and aesthetic aspirations!

The material scheme for our Nomad project blends modern and classic details that reflect our client’s well-traveled spirit. We've woven a rich tapestry of colors and textures featuring luxurious velvets from Prelle and Claremont, airy sheers from David S. Gibson, Lance's woven leather metallics, natural textured rugs from Crosby Street Studios, and Zellij tiles from Mosaic House. 

For our client's cozy den, we sourced textiles from Casa Almacén in Argentina, Toyine Sellers in France, Robert Kime in England, and the custom mohair rug from Alt for Living woven in South Africa. As seen in Architectural Digest.

We love introducing unique foliage to our clients' homes. For our Upper East Side project, we created a striking arrangement featuring Gomphocarpus Physocarpus native to southeast Africa. Caribbean Cuts is our favorite spot in the Flower District to source tropical greens. They are a family-owned business with farms in Puerto Rico where they ethically source much of their foliage. 

As you enter our Chelsea Residence, you're welcomed by a striking silver mylar print of the Blue Mosque in Istanbul produced in collaboration with Wallpaper Projects and illuminated by a chandelier from the British brand Ochre. The pieces bring global flair to the foyer and reflect our client's passion for travel. As seen in Elle Decor India.

A must-see if you're looking for a cultural escape, “Mandalas: Mapping the Buddhist Art of Tibet” at the Met is on view through January 12th.