Interior Design

Margherita Missoni constructs her dream home in the town where she grew up in Italy. Margharita Missoni is an Italian fashion designer, model, socialite, and heiress to her family’s Missoni fashion house, which was founded by her grandparents Ottavio Missoni and Rosita Missoni Jelmini. The key elements of the design style of this Italian home are distinct patterns and vibrant colors. When designing this Italian home, Margherita Missoni attempts to communicate the personality and character of the family. Family time in the master suite. Margherita Missoni wears La DoubleJ pajamas; Amos wears an Automobili Amos shirt and Levi’s jeans; and the children wear Good Earth pajamas. The Margherita Missoni family is shown in the above photo as the proprietors of this magnificent residence. The colorful bedroom offers a pleasant and calming sense, with its green walls and stunning zebra carpet, and the Bambu structure bed and seat making the room cozier. The Margherita Missoni brand is noted for its use of bright colors and clashing designs, and the house’s aesthetic reflects this. “Color and shape took priority over period coherence,” Missoni Amos explains. The majority of the furniture was purchased online or on frequent day trips with Amos. Margherita Missoni suggests taking a day off to go on a romantic excursion. So, at 5:00 a.m., we’d open the newspaper and say, ‘Today, let’s go to this art fair in Belgium.’ Missoni Amos never used a tape measure, instead buying products on impulse and storing them in a nearby quickly expanding facility. Finally, “incredibly, nearly everything fits perfectly,” she exclaims. The photographs above show the living area, where the blue color pops against the bright wood on the center table and some chairs around it. This room provides access to outer space. Margherita Missoni created this vast living room by combining the various shapes and patterns of all the pieces in it, as well as by adding flowers to keep the space fresh. A one-of-a-kind eclectic area where the bespoke rug by Missoni Home unites all of the things and pieces above it with its varied blue designs. Still, inside this living room, Margherita Missoni puts colorful acrylic shelving where it divides the sitting room with another space which we can see below. In the space seen above, there is a lovely living room cabinet shaped like a chessboard and two chairs with flower patterns on the sides of the cabinet. This room is carpeted with an eco carpet, and the black and white animal rug sits above it, emphasizing the stunning centerpiece made of glass and gold metal design by Margherita Missoni. Margherita Missoni design in this room plays with the materials used in response to the natural light that enters the room through the large windows in the living area. The classic dining room with green forest wallpaper pervades the entire space. The wallpaper hues are contrasted with the strong and vibrant colors of the pink and yellow dining set (table and chairs). Margherita Missoni captures the great sensation of the family’s happy and unique moments when eating in the space. The dining set on the table blends in wonderfully with the rest of the space. The green tones in the wallpaper, as well as the other tones that occur around it. Another dining space, smaller than the other, may be found in the kitchen area. Margarita Missoni claims that when it’s only the four of them, they make better use of the space. This kitchen combines predominantly wood tones with the eye-catching yellow of the seats. The floor and walls of the kitchen are covered in vibrant handcrafted tile. “It turned out to be the most expensive material per square foot in the entire house, which my husband is still trying to make sense of,(…)” Margherita added. In the image on the left side, Margherita Missoniexplains that it is her favorite room, it’s the only part of the house that is entirely hers. Missoni Amos adds, adding that having a place to show her daisy—margherita means “daisy” in Italian—and Venetian masks are a comfort to her husband. It even has its own entrance so she can hold meetings without disturbing the rest of the house. Margharita Missoni husband has his own place as well, with a comfy sofa and a bar in the garage where he keeps his automobile collection. The area in the TV room is on the right side, with a colorful and strong color cabinet where the Margherita Missoni family keeps their books and artist’s figurines. The plants growing in the space give it a fresh, soothing feel. It’s a room where the Brazilian chair purchased at Christie’s attracts attention. The image above is the guest room in which Margherita Massoni decides to blend all of the different patterns. The clover wallpaper, the flower pattern in the armchair, and the distinct pattern in the black rug are all highlights. The wood furniture and sculpture side lighting add a personal touch to the space. The audacious design sense that is part of Missoni Amos’ DNA can be found throughout the home. One of the first things she did was hang a big Spider-Man from the playroom ceiling for her two boys, Otto, who turns five this month, and Augusto, who is three. “And they’re still not tired of it!” The photographs below show an outside vista, including the terrace with views of Lake Varese in the distance, which is decorated with Marni outdoor furniture, and the façade of Margherita Missoni’s house. Margherita Missoni showed us the amazing artistic ability that she had when developing and designing this Italian Home for her family and her to live. This outstanding design where the patterns and colors are all different but they match really well with each other. We hope you enjoyed this tour of the incredible Margherita Missoni Italian family home and that it inspired you to create your own masterpiece project. If you need more inspiration, please look at our interior design projects.

A New York residence where Redd Kaihoi makes the most of the maximalist design Redd Kaihoi is an interior design firm based in New York City. Redd Kaihoi is a 2019 collaboration that combines Miles Redd’s bold, fantastical world with David Kaihoi’s restrained, graphic aesthetic. Miles and David discovered that their two points of view were mutually helpful, with each perspective developing and expanding the work of the other. Redd Kaihoi always looks forward while looking back, enlightening and extracting the best design and art from each decade. And in this New York residence, they show that they can achieve it by embracing maximalist design. Putting their creative minds to work, and making the best of this mid-century and maximalist design style into this magnificent New York Residence. The green sitting room in the image above has walls covered in portraits of various flowers and plants, giving the impression of mixing with the green zebra patterns in the armchair or even with the floral pattern of the sofa and the two other armchairs. An ecological rug that embraces and connects all of the items above it, as well as the side lights scattered across the space. Redd Kaihoi decided to mix and match various patterns and shapes to make the interiors have an amazing result with the maximalist design. The hallway is where we get our initial impression of a house when we go in. The designers of this New York Residence picked a bright color to maximize the natural light that penetrates the space. Making the Portrait has a positive impact on the environment. Near the staircase is a sitting space with two types of seats, one leather and the other made of green fabric with a floral pattern; the side table tone matches the color of the darker wood floor wonderfully. In this maximalist design the environmental carpet to surround the New York Residence’s entryway and stairway. This Maximalist design room has a strong impact not only on the colors used but also on the pattern, which has numerous pieces lingering in the bathroom. Above is the makeup room, from which we enter the restroom. This area features historical furniture, including a black cabinet with gold ornamentation and an intriguing old white shell chair with green upholstery. The chair’s green tint complements the little plants in this maximalist design space. A huge rug with a yellow lion complements the wall designs and colors. The larger rugs are the major parts of both rooms in this red maximalist design room in the new york apartment, and the diverse patterns are quite eye-catching. On the left is this maximalist design bedroom, which has a brilliant red construction around the bed and a portrait artwork behind it. This New York Residence room includes a work area, a small library, and a sofa facing the window. All of the seating in the living room, four black armchairs, and two flowery sofas encircle the center table; behind it is the fireplace, with a large artwork above. Portraits of all forms and sizes surround the fireplace. Two iconic ceiling lights, as well as other side lights, may illuminate the entire area. The fireplace room in this New York residence has the same carpet as the entrance. A maximalist design that resembles the Eden Garden, complete with tree wallpaper and a fruit tree, as well as an abundance of natural light, making the room not only cozy but also fresh and peaceful. This New York property has more presence and personality than ever before, thanks to Redd Kaihoi’s combination of mid-century and maximalist style. The space appears to be full of imagination and creativity due to the vibrant colors and beautiful and varied designs. We hope you like the way the space looks and that this post inspires you to improve your creative and design skills. Be bold! If you’re looking for additional ideas, have a look at our most recent Projects.

Chris Shao carries his roots to his projects, no matter where in the world he works. Let’s explore one of his projects in his homeland. Born in Asia, specifically in China, Chris Shao is a designer who lives in New York City, where he founded, in 2016, his own company Chris Shao Studio LLC. He arrived in New York City to graduate, having earned a Master of Fine Arts at the city’s School of Interior Design. There, he received his first major commission for an interior home design. Since then, Chris Shao has opened a second studio in 2018, this one in his hometown of Shanghai. Both studios are already consolidated on an international scale, in which they have expanded to high-end projects. In his design, Chris Shao likes to play with contrast and opposites. His works are famous for their fusion of masculine and feminine, modern and classic, and romantic and classic. So let’s explore a project where we’ll understand the Asian designer’s way of working, from this game of contrasts to the references he carries from the culture of his homeland. The project We now leave for the exploration of this project by Chris Shao. Here we present a penthouse in Shanghai, where the second studio of Chris Shao Studio LLC is located. As we mentioned earlier, this designer likes to work on the game of contrasts, and this project is no different. We will consider the use of the modern in a traditional environment. As for the style, in this project, we have a contemporary style at the house’s base. This style is characterized by its simplicity, minimalist lines, and modern furniture. Usually associated with sophisticated and elegant environments. Chris Shao’s Shanghai Penthouse is no different. Let’s then browse through the rooms of this house and understand how the designer works with this contemporary style. Serene and peaceful environment What perhaps comes to mind at first glance is the balance of colors that Chris Shao has chosen for this project. White will be the main protagonist in this house, with beige and gray in the background. Throughout the entire house, we have spaces where these three colors reside in their fullness. An excellent example of this is the main living room, where we have white, beige and gray commanding almost the entirety of the environment, such as the beige on the center table, the gray on the sofa, and the white on the magnificent pillars marble. Not only in these moments but almost in the whole environment, we only have these three colors, except for some decorative items, such as the plant in the center of the room. In this way, we begin to understand how the designer intended to treat this space. This choice of colors immediately leads to a more minimalist space, where elegance will be conveyed not by the details, but by the lack of them. The clean and geometric lines are also visible right through this first division, referring to that same minimalist trend. Where luxury is standard After delving into Chris Shao’s color choices, the second thing that stands out the most about this project is the luxurious and elegant space that presents itself. Throughout the various divisions, we are increasingly impressed with the refinement that the designer has incorporated into this house. Right through the entryway, we can see the giant door that leads to a clean space, with only two decorative items on the sides, one in stone and the other in wood, and a magnificent suspension lamp bringing the area to life. Another excellent example of this same refinement is the bathroom, where we have the same stone used in the pillars of the living room to act as walls, a trait of elegance that is impossible to get around. To complete this idea of elegance, Chris Shao still reconciles the minimalist ideals that we mentioned earlier. Open and airy spaces, with functionality at the vertigo of the designer’s thoughts, put aside any exaggerations and extra pieces in the area. The other living room of this house is a clear design of this minimalist trend sought by the designer. We only have lighting elements in the space, a simple rug, a super uncomplicated sofa, a small center table and two armchairs, and all components are in the same neutral color tone. We then present how Chris Shao and his studio work on their projects. In this specific one, we see a project where the contemporary is the basis, and with it, trends such as minimalism are transported. Style aside, here we have a reference project in terms of refinement and luxury. We have many more projects to inspire you on our project page, or visit TAPIS Studio to find the perfect rug for your space. Also, don’t miss all the news around Milan Design Week, inviting you to explore our NEOCOSMOS GALLERY.

Explore the stunning and one-of-a-kind interior design where the designer selects the best rugs to give the place the perfect vibe. Best rugs primary function is to tie together a room and create an intimate feeling. Without a rug, all of the furniture in the space may appear to be ‘floating’ around. A room without a rug may appear bare. The designer attempts to bring life and brightness to Studio City, where all of these rooms originated, for a very creative and special customer. Each space has its own personality and differs from the others, but it all adds up to a coherent whole. The overall experience in the house is now elegant, lively, completely queer, and unforgettable, just like the owner Demi Lovato. Within Demi Lovato’s incredible home, we understand that the employment of the best rugs is a need in virtually all places, giving the space the sensation of originality and coziness with which she identifies. The sitting room which we can see above is the perfect example of the individuality that the space gives. The room has a combination of the white and black palette as the main colors, and from that point on the designer chose to put a little more vibrant colors, yellow and blue, giving the impact of a bold vibe, essentially in the result of the different shapes and details that we have around the room. The two best rugs are one of the most eye-catching elements of the space, one hanging on the wall just any other item of decoration and the other one with a tiger as an ancient Chinese painting. Above we have the called Demi Lovato’s creation room where she gets inspired and puts all of the ideas that she has into reality, as she explained “The studio is my little safe haven where I create, and I wanted it to be comfortable and zen, as well as fun and creative,”. The area is inspired by crystals, as evidenced by the spectacular glass chandelier dangling from the ceiling. All of the seats have some texture or form that makes us feel at ease in the room. However, the best rugs are a major attraction. A pair of velvet Eero Saarinen executive chairs and an upholstered stitch stool by Eny Lee Parker surround the greatest carpets from Cold Picnic. The studio was planned and built by Rob Rettberg. In the living room, which leads to the outdoors, is a wider space and includes a Desede DS-600 Nonstop sofa, Mies van der Rohe’s MR20 armchairs, D’urbino and Lomazzi Piumino lounge chairs, and a set of nesting tables designed by Gianfranco Frattini for Cassina. Willy Daro designed the bonsai coffee table. In the living room, the designer chose the larger best rugs that can connect all of the pieces in the room while creating a contrast between the color of the things and the darker floor. Making the place appear more inviting. On the terrace, Faye Toogood’s pink Roly Poly chairs are arranged around a glass table with a metal base; this is one of Lovato’s favorite breakfast settings. The designer attempted to create an undersea sensation in the dining room by including fish and seashells, as well as the colors and illusion that the best rugs serve to provide, in addition to the dining chairs, which have an excellent shape. A Safavieh leopard print rug may be found beneath the Warren Platner dining set. Enter Studio’s six-globe chandelier swings from the ceiling. Truth or Dare by Yasmine Nasser Diaz is placed between two Ingo Maurer Uchiwa wall sconces. The diverse colors, like a rainbow, have greater power and make a big impact in this remarkable and distinctive colorful Shroom room. The illusionism of the ceiling, which has the light as a cloud, adds to the room’s creative and lively vibe. “My favorite room in the house has been and probably always will be the Shroom Room,” says Lovato. “It’s such a fun experience when you walk into it and spend time in it.” The room has an impressive key element which is the best rugs that can combine with all the colors that exist in the room in addition to linking all the elements that the shroom room has. The main colors in this Memphis-style room are green and pink, with some gold details. This room has the most well-known curvy mirror by Gustaf Westman, the Ribbon chair by Pierre Paulin, the Togo sofa by Michel Ducaroy for Ligne Roset, and the best rugs (Kashmir rug) by Cape Original, which were all sourced by Argyle Studio. Lovato spends a lot of time getting ready in the glam area, thus this space was built for the particular artist to feel glamorous, trendy, and sensual, the exact vibe that the best carpets with the room’s color scheme express. Above is another dressing room, with much brighter hues, thanks to the combination of the blue seat and the wood cactus. The clothing is what adds color to the room. The larger best rugs are soft, making it comfortable to walk about without shoes. Demi Lovato confesses that the clothes that she puts in this dressing room are the clothes that she doesn’t pay much attention to them or that she doesn’t use anymore. In the image on the left side is the powder room which feels majestic thanks to the House of Hackney Phantasia wallpaper, which has clouds of mushrooms and dragons. Lovato desired a zen-like atmosphere in the principal bathroom, which she created with pieces such as an opalescent chandelier by Carlo Nason. “It was really important to me to have an area that I could really, really relax in,” Lovato says. Tigre velvet upholstery by House of Hackney on a custom ottoman. This Was a magnificent project in which the designer revealed and used the best rugs to help create a cozier personality in to the different rooms. We that you found this article enjoyable and insightful. In order to give you …

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Located in London, these family home designed by Peter Mikic take us to depth knowledge and understanding of materials, detailing, and product design. Peter Mikic is a London-based interior designer who was born and raised in Australia and studied fashion at RMIT before relocating to London in 1990. After working with several fashion designers, he moved into interior design in 2006. Peter Mikic creates designs for Residential residences, restaurants, yachts, and private aircraft are among the projects completed in the UK and abroad. Peter creates his own line of bespoke furniture, rugs, and lighting by acquiring antiques from diverse times and countries. Peter Mikic’s broad experience in fashion and interior design has given him a thorough understanding of materials, detailing, and product design. Peter has since been named to the A.D Collector’s Top 100, House and Garden’s Top 100, Country & Townhouse’s 50 Finest Interior Designers, and Elle Decoration’s Top Interior Designers. In this piece, we will look at his greatest family home designs. 1. Notting Hill Villa The interior of this magnificent family home was decorated with natural materials by designer Peter Mikic. The living room on the first level and the adjacent dining room feature walls that are a brighter shade of wood than the natural stone that can be seen in the staircase with a wood floor. The two orange armchairs make the room feel more lively, much like the flowers scattered throughout the area. This contemporary living room is centered on the fireplace and is made up of two soft sofas with a structure in a darker brown color that blends with the side tables. Peter Mikic hung large geometric and abstract paintings throughout the space, and they work well with the room’s expansive carpeting to tie everything together. The iconic chandelier in the dining room stands out from the furniture below it, and the painting behind it gives the space a more artistic feel. This family home room appears to be a peaceful spot to admire the beautiful elements all around it without any additional decorating. We have a more intriguing area to investigate in this exceptional family home, though, on the ground level. Peter Kikic chose a combination of white marble in the kitchen bench and darker wood in the kitchen cabinets can be found in the kitchen, which is next to the other living room and opens to the outside area. The area has a happier, less serious vibe thanks to the bubble over the kitchen island. The little dining room and stunning white living room, are located next to this kitchen. The floor above and what it contains are reflected below. The bathrooms, the reading room bedroom, the office in dark blue, and more. 2. Bayswater Townhouse The attention to detail is remarkable in this wonderful family home in London. Peter Mikic uses a lot of circular forms throughout the house; it appears that pattern is the key component. Round shapes are present throughout the home, from the table legs and spiral stairs to the geometric design of the rugs. The only difference between the kitchen’s interior and the one above is the hue of the natural materials, which are employed throughout this family home to great effect. The white room designed by Peter Mikic, the lovely and serene bathroom with its accents in gold, and the living room with its main colors of black and white is all depicted in the line below. He also plays around a bit with the tones in the space. As colorful patterns take dominance, the room is modern yet cold. 3. West London Townhouse A wonderfully proportioned historical building with a modern interior design scheme may be seen in West London. The hallmark that characterizes this Family home design by Peter Mikic is the use of orange highlight features with embellishments in gold and the lively feeling that is created when combining blue with light colors. The family home rug is the focal point of this stunning, geometric living room, which is centered around a fireplace. It gives the area all the hues that the aforementioned elements have, and it also contributes to the room’s lively and imaginative atmosphere. The room which designer Peter Mikic made was more distinctive and contemporary with the spiky ceiling lamp and other pieces of furniture and accents. The impressive rooms that these family home offers are listed below. The dining room, with its contrast of dark and light colors, which we can see the large rug helping to further that contrast, the geometrical ceiling lamp and the white fireplace providing us the embrace of two styles all in one space, and the bathroom with so much pattern in the walls and the floor with the exciting color choice to combine. The distinctive entrance, with its unique staircase, chosen by Peter Mikic gives off a cozy vibe. In the picture above, the kitchen is close to the dining area, which has some pink seats and a sofa with a windowed cushion arrangement. Peter Mikic decides to place a red armchair with a side table and lamp before entering the living room, and on the other side, before entering the living room, a massive photo book with many floor lamps. The most intriguing color scheme in this family home bedroom had gray, pink, and gold as its primary accents. A pink sofa and a table that resembles a stem form are in front of the bed, adding elegance and style to the space. 4. Bayswater Townhouse Peter Mikic created a magnificent design for the Bayswater family home in West London, and the designer’s choice of rugs is what makes the space seem special and amazing. The vibrant hues and deep blue utilized in the center table, the picture, and the amazing huge rug in the stunning living room create a contrast. Without its lovely tail feathers, which the rug’s designer Peter Mikic included in the design, the wooden peacock sculpture gave the impression that it was a part of the piece. The peacock is …

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This MDW 23 Guide is for those who want to make the most of the event and stay updated on the major exhibits of the world’s largest interior design week! Whether you are a first-time attendee or an expert, our MDW 23 Guide will give you tips on how to efficiently navigate the multitude of installations, product debuts, exhibitions, and social events during Milan Design Week 23. Milan Design Week has been a major event in the world of interior design for many years, with each edition bringing new and exciting developments for both professionals and brands. This year’s edition takes place from April 18 through 23. The Salone del Mobile, which is the main event of Milan Design Week, is a massive exhibition featuring furniture, lighting, and decoration from some of the world’s most prominent designers and brands. Together with Fuorisalone – a series of events and exhibitions taking place in different locations around the city –  attending MDW has become an even more comprehensive and immersive experience. With so many options to explore and a wide range of installations with brands from all over the world, it is not too difficult to get lost. Check out the MDW 23 Guide we prepared for you: MDW 23 Guide: What, When, Where This year, Salone del Mobile will celebrate its 61st edition, bringing together almost 2,000 industry brands from across the globe to showcase their latest products and designs in the expansive halls of the Fiera Milano convention center in Rho. The convention center is located around a 30-minute commute by car or train from the heart of Milan. Coinciding with the fair dates of April 18th to 23rd, Fuorisalone will also feature a series of showroom events and design installations throughout Milan, providing visitors with an immersive and comprehensive experience of Milan’s Design Week. What to expect at Milan Design Week 2023? Milan Design Week is known for being a platform to present the latest trends and innovations in interior design. The 2023 edition is expected to be an opportunity for designers to present innovative solutions to today’s needs and challenges, including a concern for sustainability and the creation of spaces that promote well-being and connection with nature. Therefore, the bets follow for iconic and luxurious exhibitions, with an emphasis on the use of AI in the composition of projects and the future so interior design. Thus, the brands that want to stand out will probably bring new features in this sector. MDW 23 Guide: Not-to-be-missed events! At Salone del Mobile: NEOCOSMOS – Take Me To The Sun At Hall 18 Stand E01, HOMMÉS and TAPIS Studio will make their debut at Salone del Mobile, bringing a futuristic interior design concept to the design fair. The studio promises to revolutionize the event by providing an experience that transcends traditional limits and embraces the virtual world. Visitors at NEOCOSMOS will have the opportunity to explore the future of interior design with the aid of Artificial Intelligence and virtual reality. SaloneSatellite SaloneSatellite, held at the Salone del Mobile exhibition center during Milan Design Week 2023, centers around showcasing the creations of budding designers and design students. This exhibition offers a fantastic chance to uncover the potential of the upcoming generation of skilled professionals. Interior Night: Bright Artifacts  Thid is a captivating display that creatively utilizes and transforms the environment to showcase the potential of artificial lighting. Curated by Michele Calzavara and exhibition project Berfu Bengisu Goren, this event presents interior architectural photographs that highlight the influence of lighting in a unique way.  FIAT BULB. The Edison Syndrome Curated and organized by Martina Sanzarello, FIAT BULB is an exhibition that honors the incandescent lightbulb by showcasing a sequence of lightbulbs that transcend their practical purpose and transform into unsettling objects. This event uses experimental installations to highlight the history of the modern lightbulb through art and design. At FUORISALONE Leblon Delienne Leblon Delienne will showcase its latest collaborations and releases during Milan Design Week 2023. The French brand, known for its excellence in the pop art industry, will unveil its new collection featuring Miguel Chevalier’s stunning reinterpretation of the iconic character Mickey. Trama Trame is an interactive perceptual exercise by Stark that portrays the experience of a living being’s landscape. The exhibit, in collaboration with architects Alice Buroni, Gloria Lisi, and Alex Buroni, is a dynamic work. NEOCOSMOS – Take Me To The Sun In addition to participating in Salone del Mobile during Milan Design Week 2023, HOMMÉS Studio and TAPIS Studio will also be present at Fuorisalone. NEOCOSMOS presents a future of interiors under the same concept but with different visions. While at Salone del Mobile, the studio will focus on interiors, the brand will emphasize the outdoors at Fuorisalone. As previously mentioned, Milan Design Week 2023 promises to be an exciting and inspiring event for anyone interested in design and innovation. With a variety of exhibitions, installations, and events throughout the city, there is something for everyone. Whether you are a design professional or simply interested in discovering the latest trends and innovations, Milan Design Week 2023 is an event you can’t miss. And now that you know about the must-see events during this spectacular week, take the opportunity to learn more about TAPIS Studio’s NEOCOSMOS exhibition.

We’ll let you know everything you need to know about this project by Jeremiah Brent, in which he explores the combination of modern style and references from the past. Born in 1984 in the state of California, in Modesto, Jeremiah Brent is an interior designer famous for his television programs in the United States of America. Graduated in Interior Design at the University of San Francisco, Brent is also known for his work in this area, having worked on residential and commercial projects around the world. In 2011, he founded his own design company, Jeremiah Brent Design. As we mentioned earlier, the interior designer became famous for his television career, where he participated in several programs, including “The Rachel Zoe Project” and “Home Made Simple”. In 2014 he started with a more important project in what would be the boost of his name both in the area of interior design and in his television career, where he became co-host of the program “Nate & Jeremiah By Design” on the TLC television network, together with his business partner, Nate Berkus, as we were able to associate by the name of the program. In addition to his professional life, Brent finds himself on other fronts, such as defending LGBT rights and also in various charitable organizations, where he works actively. As for his design style, Jeremiah Brent is known for his sophisticated and elegant style, combining classic and modern elements to create magnificent and functional spaces. He believes that the interior of a room should reflect the personality and lifestyle of those who enjoy it and that each project has to be unique and special as if it were telling a story. The project Let’s now explore this unique project by Jeremiah Brent. It is located in a building from the 1920s on the Upper East Side in New York. “So beautiful and grand and has a such great soul”, these are the words the designer uses to describe this place, “Though it hadn’t been touched much for two generations, it held a lot of emotion” he adds. This Manhattan apartment was the home of a Latin American family for several decades and has been the site of several landmark meetings and celebrations. However, the Park Avenue property was clearly in need of restoration, all the more so given the condition that it had recently been handed over to a new generation. The challenge for Jeremiah Brent in this project would be to remodel this space, bringing a young and modern spirit while reconciling and adding all the value that the house conveyed with pieces and items that brought the family history to the space. As the designer says, “It couldn’t lose any of its spirit, but we had to bring in light and more contemporary elements”. Jeremiah Brent wanted to approach the space in such a way that the customs of the family and, in particular, the client’s mother was honored. Combine the old and the new As we have already understood, this project by Jeremiah Brent brings a lot of tradition and much of the family’s origins. The couple is part of a family member of a clan that wanders between the Mexican country and Nicaragua and collects art typical of the culture, art that it also produces. “When I first walked in, there were these bronze sculptures everywhere that looked like Giacomettis—but they were the work of the husband’s mother,” reports Jeremiah Brent. In the dining room, we are very aware of this pottery that has been collected for over 30 years. As promised by the designer, the sculptures were given due importance in the decoration of the apartment. Previously, these were displayed more randomly and in spaces where they took all their due protagonism. Now they are found in more visible places, as in the case on the table, which, in the opinion of Jeremiah Brent, brings the matriarch’s figurative pieces the due respect they deserve to be treated. These sculptures have different shapes, some sitting, others standing, walking, or leaning over. These make the space elegant and serene, and with the effect of the movement they manifest, they transport life to the area. Neutral? Yes! But not without emotion Regarding the play of colors, we can see Jeremiah Brent’s intention to bring serenity and tranquility to the space. A more neutral and consistent color palette, with white in the spotlight throughout the various rooms of the house, matching light fabrics and furniture items in those same soft tones, as we can see in the living room, with the white sofa and rug in line with that of the walls. However, the designer’s concern with bringing essence to these spaces is also visible, with the contrast of various elements in the area, such as, for example, using again the living room, the armchairs, or even the center table, with darker tones, in the case of the table, or with shades of brown, in the case of the chairs, which bring continuity to the color of the floor, made of dark wood. A getaway spot As Jeremiah Brent noted, clients expressed the desire to have a place in the house dedicated to more solitary moments, such as a quiet space for a moment of reading or writing a letter. The designer found a perfect space for the purpose, an area adjacent to the living room, an additional space with the ideal characteristics that Jeremiah Brent was looking for. In this way, the designer distinctly reformulated the space in relation to the rest of the house, fulfilling the client’s desire to make this space unique in the project. He painted the walls a pinkish beige, deviating from the white we see throughout the room, which brought a more enclosed feeling to the space. For the furniture, we can see more alternative colors, which fully prove how this space is unique, such as the green sofa and the blue armchairs. Despite Jeremiah Brent’s intention to make this space so different …

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Rugs are the star of any room. How about completing your living room with unique and memorable pieces? Check out these projects! In this article, we’ll explore how rugs can be used as a centerpiece in living rooms. Check out these 12 living room interiors that have been given an update: Inspired by the 2023 edition of the 1stDibs 50 list that celebrates interior designers and architects considered to be rising names in the field, TAPIS Studio has made a selection of 20 projects where rugs are the big star of living rooms. These pieces have long been a staple in home décor, adding comfort and style to any space. In the living room, where family and guests gather, the right rug can create a warm and inviting atmosphere. Creating a Focal Point Where Rugs Are The Star: COLOR: The colors in the rug should be reflected in the rest of the room’s décor. For example, if the rug is a bright and bold color, the furniture and accessories should be more neutral to balance out the space. Conversely, if the rug is neutral, brighter accent colors can be added to create visual interest. PATTERNS: If the rug has a bold pattern, it’s best to keep the rest of the room’s décor more subdued. Conversely, if the rug is solid-colored, patterns can be added through throw pillows or curtains to create texture and interest. TEXTURE: Rugs add texture to a living room, which can be enhanced by incorporating other textures into the space. For example, a shaggy rug can be paired with velvet throw pillows or a leather couch to create a cozy and inviting atmosphere. 12 Living Rooms Projects with Striking Rugs In a rug-centric living room, the rug becomes the focal point of the space. To create a cohesive design, the rest of the room should be designed around the rug. This can be done by selecting complementary colors and patterns for the furniture, pillows, and accessories. Check out the projects below: 1 – Downtown Utilitarian by Zoe Feldman Design The Mid-Modern Century style with industrial touches is striking in this family home by Zoe Feldman Design in Washington, DC. The living room has a geometric rug in shades of blue that adds texture and defines the space. 2 – Irene Neuwirth Flagship by Studio Shamshiri With Art Deco references, sophisticated design is evident in this project by Studio Shamshiri. The living room features a geometric wool and silk rug in pastel shades, a standout piece. In this project that features rugs in almost every room, the rugs are the star. 3 – Mira Penthouse by Noz Design The modern and minimalist style is very noticeable in this project by the interior designer Noz Design. The living room features a light gray wool shaped rug that creates a soft contrast with the dark-toned furniture. Although minimalistic, in this project, rugs are the star. 4 – Keepers Farmhouse by Peter Mikic Interiors With a modern chic style, the living room by Peter Mikic Interiors is characterized by a monochromatic, textured rug in shades of blue that is quite inviting. The reclaimed wood furniture and the seating set with an accented shape complete the atmosphere. 5 – Greenwich Village Pied-a-Terre by Nate Berkus Associates Geometric rugs are always a good choice! For this downtown New York apartment project, interior designer Nate Berkus chose to blend classic design and contemporary elements. The living room features a checkered rug that adds texture and comfort to the space, making the room modern and timeless at the same time. 6 – Cow Hollow by Heidi Caillier Design Bohemian style is very present in this project by Heidi Caillier. The room features a striped rug in shades of beige and blue that contrasts with the earthy tone of the walls and furniture, bringing a cozy atmosphere. As expected in a bohemian design, in this case the rugs are the star! 7 – The Battery by Ken Fulk Inc. With an eclectic style, Ken Fulk manages to present a living room rug in shades of neutrals – such as black and nudes – that stand out in the space given the choice of blue and woody tone of the furniture, complementing the style. 8 – Fond Du Lac Country Home by Michael Del Piero Good Design With a minimalist rustic-chic style, the living room by Michael Del Piero is characterized by a woven rug in shades of raw and nudes that perfectly complements the reclaimed wood furniture. Again, in this rustic-chic design, the rugs are the star. 9 – Chicago Family Home by Sasha Adler Design In this Chicago family home by Sasha Adler Design the professional mixes classic and elegant touches in a cheerful and colorful living room. The highlight is the blue rug, which automatically draws all eyes to it, making the space super inviting for a get-together among friends. 10 – Framebridge x Zoe Feldman Design With a bold style and Maximalist touches, this room by Zoe Feldman features a striking animal print piece that is certainly a standout piece in the room. Neutral furniture complements the style. In this design again the rugs are the star! 11 – Haight-Ashbury by Nicole Hollis We’ve certainly covered this beautiful maximalist project by interior designer Nicole Hollis before! Part of the select list of featured interior designers, the professional brings this time a colorful rug that composes the casual aesthetic of the space. 12 – Knightsbridge by Malyev Schafer Ltd To complete our list of living rooms where rugs are the star, we bring you this classic and elegant design by Malyev Schafer. Even with the choice of light tones for walls, furniture, and decor, the rug manages to stand out thanks to its extra texture! We hope you enjoyed the selection of projects that prove that it is possible to create a living room decor where rugs as the star! To stay inspired, check out the TAPIS Studio design projects page where you …

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Stair runners are a great way to add a touch of elegance, color, and style to the staircase in your home. Discover more about these types of rugs and see how to make an impression! Whether you have a grand staircase or a small one, adding a runner can transform the look of your staircase and create a lasting impression on your guests. If you are looking for ways to enhance your home decor, stair runners should be at the top of your list! Rugs have long been a favorite for adding warmth and comfort to a home. They are soft underfoot, help to absorb sound, and add a cozy touch to any room. However, choosing the right carpet for your home can be a daunting task, especially when it comes to your staircase. That’s where stair runners come in – a beautiful and practical solution to give your staircase an upgrade! Stair runners are a great way to make a statement in your home, but when choosing a staircase runner, consider the style of your home and the overall look you want to achieve. For those who like Maximalist and Memphis Design styles, a bold patterned runner can add drama to a neutral-colored staircase, while a simple solid-colored runner can provide balance to a colorful space. On the other hand, if the goal is to create an elegant and more sober environment, opting for a staircase runner in neutral tones will be the right choice. What are Stair Runners? Stair runners, or staircaise runners are long, narrow carpets that cover the middle section of a staircase. They are perfect for protecting your stairs from wear and tear while adding style and character to your home. In this blog post, we’ll explore the benefits of stair runners, what they are, and how to combine them with your home’s interior design. The Benefits of Staircase Runners They are a practical addition to any home, and they offer several benefits: How to Combine Staircase Runners in Home Decor Should The Staircase runner be the same as the Area Rugs? While it’s not necessary for the stair runner to match the area rugs in your home, it’s a good idea to choose a runner that complements your existing decor. This can help create a cohesive look throughout your home and prevent clashing colors or patterns. If you have an open-concept home, where the stairs are visible from other rooms, you may want to consider coordinating the stair runner with the area rugs in those rooms. This can create a seamless flow from one space to the next and make your home feel more cohesive. That being said, it’s also perfectly acceptable to choose a stair runner that stands out on its own and adds a unique touch to your staircase. Ultimately, the decision of whether to match your stair runner to your area rugs or choose a contrasting design will depend on your personal style and preferences. As seen, stair runners are an excellent addition to any home, providing practical benefits and a touch of style and elegance. They are perfect for enhancing the look of your staircase and making a lasting impression on your guests. By following these tips, you can choose the perfect stair runner to complement your home’s interior design and enjoy the many benefits it provides. Want to stay inspired? Explore a selection of entrance rugs by TAPIS Studio, handmade with botanical silk and natural wool, perfect for creating an entrance that is love at first sight.

Let’s get to know Shawn Henderson Interior Design and how he works different styles in his projects elegantly and harmoniously. Based in New York City, Shawn Henderson is an award-winning interior designer. Shawn Henderson Interior Design is a company founded in 2002, which by the connection of the name, makes it possible to understand the connection with the above mentioned designer, he is the founder, and is famous for his sophisticated and elegant interiors. Shawn Henderson Interior Design’s work has been featured in numerous publications, including The New York Times, Elle Decor and Architectural Digest, as well as being included in the AD100 list of top design studios by Architectural Digest. The designer, and respectively his studio, is also known for his work philosophy around environmental issues and concerns that this theme raises. Emphasizes the focus on creating functional spaces, which are created by the use of natural materials. It presents projects worldwide, focusing on the North American country. Comfortably Sophisticated, Rich and Relaxed Interiors Let’s explore three Shawn Henderson Interior Design projects, from apartment designs to a Ski House. We will understand the style that characterizes the studio and the different ways of working with interior design. As Shawn Henderson himself describes, “My creative process begins by listening to my clients then contemplating how design can make their lives more beautiful”. The designer believes that beauty is found in the details and emphasizes the attributes of lightness, flexibility and cleanliness in a space. We will start to observe each project in particular, where each has its own characteristics and peculiarities, demonstrating the flexibility and adaptability of Shawn Henderson Interior Design. Chelsea Apartment We started with Chelsea Apartment, a Shawn Henderson Interior Design project located in New York. This project presents a variation of the Mid-Century style, bearing in mind the Mid-Century Modern style, a minimalist and elegant approach to the base style. This style is often associated with the use of minimalist and functional furniture, finished in natural wood or synthetic materials such as plastic, metal and glass. Regarding colors, neutral and natural colors are typically present in the environment, such as shades of white, black, gray, cream and brown. However, more vibrant color tones such as orange, yellow and red can be added through decorative accessories such as rugs and artwork. As we can see from the living room, all the features listed above are present. The one that stands out first at sight will be the neutral and natural colors, such as white and cream, that command the room in the color of the wall, ceiling and rug. We could also identify the usual presence of more vibrant colors, as we could see by the sofa, with orange, or the darker shades in the armchair and daybed. Throughout the Shawn Henderson Interior Design project, we continued to verify this presence of serene and neutral tones with the contrast of more vibrant ones. The use of wood, as is common in style in use, becomes recurrent and complements this serenity in all locations. The pursuit of elegance is also very present in the environment of this house. We were able to identify furniture elements with a vintage style that conveyed that same elegance, as we were able to detect in the suspension lamps in the bathroom, kitchen and dining room. In these three house divisions, we can still observe more details of elegance, becoming the great highlight of the environment and the great success of the space. West Village Apartment Then we left for another project by Shawn Henderson Interior Design in New York City. This apartment is located in a building designed by Herzog de Meuron, a Swiss architecture office based in Basel. This one features a distinct style from the previous one, featuring a contemporary genre at its base. This style aims to create a clean, sophisticated and harmonious environment, characterized by clean and simple lines, geometric shapes and modern materials. Contemporary spaces tend to be open, airy and bright, with plenty of natural light. Regarding the colors, they are predominantly neutral, with the presence of some touches of more vibrant colors to contrast the environment. As we stated earlier, the contemporary style is present in its entirety. A project that has the dominant white color throughout its base, in contrast, we always have decorative items that bring life and presence to this space, as we can see, for example, in the red frame found in the living room. These vibrant color contrasts are essential to bringing meaning to living space, thus avoiding the monotony of space. This project is also the perfect example to demonstrate how to work with natural light and make the most of it, bearing in mind bright and bright environments in every room of the house due to the large windows that bring in the outside light for the benefit of the interior. Another common characteristic of this style is the minimalist tendency, and as we can see, it is present in this project by Shawn Henderson Interior Design: few details and open and clean spaces. The kitchen and bathroom are perfect examples of this trend, with spaces devoid of details and exaggerations, only having the essentials and transforming the area into a functional and elegant one with as little as possible. The furniture has clean and geometric lines, which emphasize this minimalist intention, as we can see by the center table in the living room and by the bar chairs and the kitchen Island in the kitchen. Montana Ski House Finally, we bring you a project by Shawn Henderson Interior Design that, due to its location, we were able to verify the first difference from the others. This ski house project is located in Big Sky, a town in the state of Montana. This house, although explored differently, presents a similarity in style to the last project gave, a contemporary style. Even so, this modern house expresses rustic touches in its approach, which contracts an obvious contrast and is …

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Exploring the unexpected, Evan Edward is a New York-based company renowned for its unusual interior design project and distinctive color choices. Evan Edward is a New York-based business that mainly handles interior design project in Miami and New York. Nevertheless, in this instance, we’ll witness one of the distinctive design motifs created by Evan Edward in Greenwich. The two creators of the Evan Edward business, Josh Evan and Edward Michael, complement each other’s interior design projects in terms of style and technique. Josh Evan launched a specialized furniture and design business in 2017 from his brownstone in Brooklyn. The brownstone transformed into a constantly changing salon for customers to shop and discover inspiration. Josh draws inspiration from the mid-century modern design while exploring the unexpected with meticulous attention to detail and customer service. He combines a pragmatic and passionate approach while sharing his energy and creativity with customers. Michael has almost ten years of expertise in designing and administrating high-end residential and commercial design projects of all sizes as a project architect and design lead. Michael has a passion for all facets of design and has demonstrated his adaptability via various projects that have allowed him to gain expertise. Park Avenue Mid-Century Pied-à-Terre The fundamental nature of this New York-based interior design project is vibrant and inviting. A project where, just by looking at the images, we can sense the warmth and comfort of the apartment. The distinctive shapes, unique color schemes, and artwork decorating make up this interior design project by Evan Edward. Depending on our space, the designers pick various primary colors. The bindweed near the shelves and the marble table entrance, as well as the red in the small library, are what draws our attention to the space. The color tones are expertly blended in the mirror room, and the wood fits the floor with what seems like an animal fur rug. Both the blue and the gold features of the decorating in the dining area capture the attention. Chelsea Loft The colors and ecleticism are once more distributed by Evan Edward to each room, some of which are more vivid than others. The distinctive characteristics of the wall in the dining and sitting room reveal that it is a rustic loft. The middle of the sitting room becomes more alive where there are the most color junctions. The many patterns and colors on the sofa pillows as well as the chandelier’s various color tips. The second living space in the loft is its least colorful area inside, with the sofa facing the television. The dining room, where three different shades of red are present. The hue pink has the most influence and presence in the spaces where it is painted on the walls, and Evan Edward chose to use pink in conjunction with purple and blue in the child’s room. Evan Edward incorporates additional rugs in a standout yet neutral color to provide some comfort to this interior design undertaking. East Village Loft As seen in the pictures, Evan Edward added many more eccentric features to this interior design project. The rooms appear to be filled with a lot of items, yet each one gives the space a lot more significance than if it had simply the necessities. The many wood tone combinations and the eclectic features of the space give the impression that this New York apartment is a Western saloon. The living area, which even Edward helped to design, has a unique characteristic in that they chose to place two rugs there rather than just one. This Bohemian interior design project is a harmonious blend of extravagantly vivid colors and simple patterning. These design concepts use practical layering and features but are polished using natural materials to produce a varied look. Greenwich Home In this iconic Evan Edward interior design project, the orange is the trend! Another impressive structure, although this one is in Greenwich. The accents that give the apartment its unique character are elegant and cozier. In this project, Evan Edwar uses one-of-a-kind objects in every area of the residence, from the larger puff glove, in what it seems to be the kid’s office, to the butterfly chandelier over the vibrant dining room table. This design’s use of strong colors highlights the home’s individuality, which is strong and distinctive and definitely not for everyone. Beyond the orange that predominates, Evan Edward chooses to add a touch of burgundy to the living room and the stairway going up to the house, which has a number of areas for the occupants to hang their clothing when they get home. We have now reached the conclusion of this magnificent interior design project created by the studio Evan Edward. We hope you appreciate this post and that it will enable you to give your imagination greater wings. Please feel free to visit our TAPIS Studio PROJECT page for more ideas. Photos by Tim Williams

Coastal rugs protect our seaside escape and are perfect for adding a touch of glamour to summer days. Check out 12 incredible models to complete your decor. Summer days are back, and there’s no better way to enjoy the best of the season than spending time surrounded by friends and family at your summer house. Whether you’re relaxing by the beach or having a barbecue around the pool, creating new stories and sharing moments is what it’s all about. Choose the right outdoor furniture when decorating your beach house, as rugs are keys. Not only do they add style and comfort to your space, but they also need to be durable enough to handle the sand and saltwater. That’s why coastal rugs are the perfect choice for any beach house. As experts in the world of interior design, today’s post is especially dedicated to helping you create the best outdoor moments while complementing your space. So, in addition to showing you how to choose the best outdoor materials, we’ve brought you 12 ideas for coastal rugs that will transform your summer home into a stylish and comfortable retreat. Check it out! Best Outdoor Materials for Coastal Rugs The first step in choosing the perfect coastal rug is considering the best outdoor materials. Some of the most durable and easy-to-clean materials for outdoor use include polypropylene, jute, and sisal. These materials are perfect for withstanding the harsh conditions of beach living, so you can enjoy your rug for years to come. Neutral Coastal Rugs If you’re looking for a classic and understated look, neutral coastal rugs are the way to go. Colors like beige, brown, and gray can help create a peaceful and relaxing environment, perfect for a beach retreat. Plus, neutral coastal rugs are versatile and can complement any decor style. For example, Tapis Shaped #005 and Tapis Essential #001 create an eclectic aesthetic perfect for areas such as the living room, fitting under a statement sofa or when paired with a beautiful coffee table. Same for Tapis Essential #007, a modern rug that brings back mid-century modern vibes mixed with Memphis style, perfect for dining rooms. Same for Tapis Oval Steel #019, a regular shape selected to complement an interior craving a comfortable element to highlight the room. Shaped Coastal Rugs For a fun and playful touch, consider shaped coastal rugs. Whether you opt for a differently rug, or a familiar one, these unique shapes add a whimsical touch to your beach house. Plus, shaped rugs can make a statement on their own, without needing any additional decoration. Resistant to UV light, water, and wear, these rugs are perfect for beautifying your outdoor or pool area while shaping your decor. Tapis Retro #014, for example, is a rug with an irregular shape and timeless colors, inspired by architectural lines. Tapis Retro #013 is a black, grey, and green rug with a geometric shape that has a unique texture that adds a new sense of motion to the room. Made of lyocell, a biodegradable fiber made from wood, Tapis Retro #018 is another creative, sophisticated, and satisfying coastal rug. Finally, Tapis Retro #010 is a statement rug with an irregular shape and monochromatic hues. Sassy Coastal Rugs If you want to make a bold statement in your beach house, then edgy coastal rugs are a perfect choice. These rugs come in vibrant colors and bold patterns, making them the perfect statement piece for any room. Whether you choose a geometric pattern or a bright and bold color, a sassy coastal rug is sure to add personality and style to your space. With vibrant aesthetics and whimsical hues, Tapis Shaped #059 is a modern rug with an irregular shape part of a collection of trendy rugs with contemporary flair for timeless interiors. Resistant to UV light, water, and wear, Tapis Shaped #039 is suitable for indoor and outdoor use and perfect for creating a light aesthetic in your beach house decor. Tapis Magenta #07 besides being a rug chosen for the Pantone color of 2023, is perfect for an irreverent interior look, from the floor to the walls. Finally, Tapis Kids #019 is a rug that adds a playful and colorful moment to any room, especially the ones shared with kids. In conclusion, choosing the perfect coastal rug for your beach house is all about finding the right balance between style and durability. By choosing the best outdoor materials and considering the options suggested above, you can create a comfortable and stylish getaway that is perfect for beach life. TAPIS Studio has the perfect models to complete any decoration style with high-end and indoor outdoor rugs. Enter the product page and check it out!