Interior Design

The Kips Bay Decorator Show House Palm Beach 2023 is one of the most highly anticipated events in the world of interior design. Here’s what to expect from this year’s edition! This prestigious event brings together the best and brightest designers in the industry to create stunning and innovative spaces that push the boundaries of what is possible. The sixth annual Kips Bay Decorator Show House Palm Beach opened on February 24 and  takes place in West Palm Beach’s tony Northwood Shores neighborhood. Is a must-see for anyone interested in interior design! In this blog post, we’ll take a closer look at some of the top names and rooms that make up this year’s edition of the Kips Bay Decorator Show House Palm Beach. We’ll explore the creativity and inspiration behind each designer’s work, and discover what makes this year’s show house so special.   The sprawling abode, which was built in 2007, is expected to welcome some 15,000 visitors who will be able to admire the splendid transformation of its rooms by 21 design and landscape professionals. Check it out! The Kips Bay Decorator Show House Palm Beach Every year, a group of renowned professionals is selected to transform a chosen property into a spectacular showcase of their talents, and anticipated trends in the world of interior design. For 2023, the sixth annual Kips Bay Decorator Show House Palm Beach opened on February 24th, 2023, and is located in West Palm Beach’s Northwood Shores neighborhood.  This year’s edition features some of the biggest names in the industry, and their creativity is on full display throughout the various rooms and spaces that make up the show house. The event features a diverse range of rooms, each designed by a different designer, and each with its own unique style and personality. From luxurious bedrooms to elegant dining rooms, the designers have transformed each space into a work of art that is sure to inspire and impress! Fall in love with some of the spaces: The “White Lotus” Entryway by Studio Thomas James One of the standout rooms in this year’s show house is the entryway, which was designed by Phillip Thomas Vanderford of Studio Thomas James. Inspired by Sicilian architecture from the HBO series “The White Lotus”, he transformed a space clad in patinated limestone from Palm Beach into a grand foyer to welcome visitors in style. He embraced the existing architecture and embellished it with opulent materials and finishes, such as Italian frescoes, lacquered beams and moldings in New London Burgundy, a Murano glass chandelier from Baker Furniture, and sumptuous burgundy velvet curtains from The Shade Store. Vanderford mixed Memphis Milano-style furniture with curved Cassini chests from MOUS to give the Palm Beach foyer an Italian feel. The result could not be different: a space rich in detail and reminiscent of the true grandeur of an Italian palazzo. Study by Lucy Doswell Interiors Another notable room in this year’s show house is the multifunctional office in inspired by old English libraries with a tropical twist, created by designer Lucy Doswell. She combined contemporary touches with personal items, books, and hand-painted gold wave patterns to highlight the architectural details. The gallery wall is anchored by a photograph of Cuban palm trees by Andrew Moore and several pieces found at auctions. A fun Fortuny-inspired pendant with a Samuel & Sons tassel emphasizes the ceiling height, while a kilim-style Indian wool rug grounds the room in beautiful geometries. The Great Room by Amanda Lindroth Amanda Lindroth created a large, airy room inspired by elegant salons overlooking the French Riviera. The mint-green walls feature a hand-stamped lattice motif and large windows framed by linen curtains offer views of the Intracoastal Waterway. The room is anchored by a collection of important antiques, combining regency-style consoles with Trumeau mirrors and Rouge Antique de Gréce marble orchid stands. For a tropical feel, Amanda added white cotton sofas and rattan armchairs, as well as aquatic accents such as Melanie faux oxford fabric pillows from China Seas, a Hollywood at Home ottoman, and glowing lampshades over brass bamboo floor lamps. The Powder room by Lindley Arthur Interiors Lindley Arthur Interiors took inspiration from Tom Scheerer’s designer salon in the Bahamas to create a Palm Beach powder room that is traditional, yet bold and glamorous. The designer used Rosa Grecia tiles from Artistic Tile, Roman shades from The Shade Store and Samuel & Sons ornaments, plus memorable garden benches and contemporary artwork by Cate West Zahl. Gracie wallpaper in a peach tone is the designer’s favorite look and sets the overall tone for the decorating scheme. The Kitchen by Christopher Peacock The cabinet designer Christopher Peacock believes that kitchens are multifunctional rooms that should be tidy. That’s why his work for Kips Bay Decorator Show House Palm Beach features a spacious, gleaming kitchen in contemporary style. The walls are enlivened with expanses of blue and gray stripes by York Wallcoverings, and the kitchen features an array of Jenn-Air appliances. According to Peacock, the previous kitchen was old-fashioned and uninviting, so he opened up the room, brought in some color and drama, and liked the shelving that extends through the window openings, creating a useful bonus space. The Bedroom and en suite by Mabley Handler “You need to see the old Florida to understand what the new Florida should look like,” says Jennifer Mabley, responsible for the reinvention of the Kips Bay Decorator Show House Palm Beach guest room inspired by Addison Mizner’s Mediterranean vernacular. The space features a tropical mural by Gracie, a sage-green trellis on the ceiling, and playful finishes on traditional furniture, such as a pink lacquered hanging desk and a gray canopy bed by Palecek. Fabrics include a Harlequin coral reef bench, shimmering curtains, and peach linen pillows by Morris & Co. The highlight of the bathroom is the handmade mirror. These are just a few examples of the stunning rooms on display at this year’s Kips Bay Decorator Show House Palm Beach. Each designer has brought …

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Lenny Kravitz started Kravitz Design as a creative visionary studio with a distinct focus on interiors, industrial design branding, and graphic design. Lenny Kravitz, a legendary singer and rock star, established Kravitz Design to bring his passion and individuality to a wide range of beautiful residences and hospitality projects throughout the world, each one expertly incorporated into the site and context of its location. Every piece Kravitz Design creates possesses a deep elegance thanks to the application of a casual and natural sense of style. Unique sense of style that draws from experiences and inspirations from throughout the world, including Picasso and Zulu shield graphics as well as Paris and the Bahamas. The Kravitz way of life is influenced by music, culture, fashion, and design. 1. Fazenda São Tome The continuous reconstruction of an 18th-century Brazilian coffee estate outside of Rio de Janeiro is one of his most intriguing personal projects. started while he was on tour. The brief journey into Eden developed a personality of its own. One day quickly became a week, and a week quickly became a month. Kravitz turned some of the farmhouses and barns on the 1,000-acre estate into guest quarters, a gym, a poolhouse, and a recording studio. The property is made up of a real town of 19th-century Portuguese colonial-style farmhouses and outbuildings. Classic Brazilian tiles, as well as other regional flourishes, give attention to the location. The furniture was designed by Brazilian masters on the orders of Oscar Niemeyer, Sergio Rodrigues, and Jorge Zalszupin. Kravitz design incorporated a variety of midcentury furnishings—including works by Warren Platner and Eero Saarinen—along with custom pieces from his own design studio and dazzling touches like vintage Paco Rabanne wall hangings and a Kawai clear-acrylic grand piano in his customary extravagant style. 2. Nº 75 Kenmare A collection of thirty-eight condos with a distinctively modern design makes up No75 Kenmare. In order to achieve a sophisticated New York ambiance that balances uptown elegance and downtown edge, Kravitz Design built distinct public and private spaces by merging raw and highly tactile features with polished conveniences. Kravitz design used organic materials and graphic prints is pervasive in all of his creations. Yet he was inspired by a feeling—his desire—when designing the interiors of the apartments, the lobby, and the building’s facilities. The 75 Kenmare website has a nice piece on Kravitz, whose upbringing among New York City’s cultural intelligentsia, including Miles Davis and Gordon Parks, placed him in the midst of funky, unique residences that mirrored the ingenuity and quirks of their owners. According to Kravitz, “home should be a location where you feel like yourself and your spirit feels at ease. 3. The Sound Room This upscale community lounge was created by Kravitz Design for The Kent, a brand-new condominium on Manhattan’s Upper East Side. The Sound Room is a flexible multi-sensory hideaway that was created to be a studio area, screening room, performance space, or even a game room. It was inspired by one of Lenny’s recording studios. The area was created with textured carpeting, natural wood, and mirrors throughout to appeal to New Yorkers of all ages and encourage activity and conversation in a unique lounge setting. 4. The Stanley House The Stanley Mansion is probably the most exquisite residence in Hollywood Hills, perched high above Sunset Strip with breathtaking views of the city and the ocean. As the project’s creative director, Kravitz Design collaborated closely with the developer and contractors to choose the furniture, appliances, plumbing fixtures, audio equipment, and landscaping for the home’s three stories of living space. The Stanley House, complete with all of the artwork and furnishings, sold for $33 million just three months after it was finished in 2018. 5. Hotel de Roxie A sizable hotel particulier from the 1920s in Paris’s 16th arrondissement underwent a comprehensive makeover to become the Hôtel de Roxie. In addition to considerable interior and exterior improvements, the four-year project also included landscape design. With a focus on 60s and 70s original American studio pieces, Kravitz Design decorated the entire property with an eclectic mix of modern and vintage furniture. 6. L`Arc One of the most well-known luxury nightclubs in the City of Light underwent makeover, and Kravitz Design was tasked with overseeing all creative aspects. The renowned Place de l’Etoile and Arc de Triomphe are seen from L’Arc, which is located in the 16th arrondissement. Via an indoor/outdoor nightclub experience that only L’Arc could provide, the daring new L’Arc gives a novel perspective on Parisian nightlife. 7. SLS Las Vegas The SLS Hotel and Casino in Las Vegas’s five opulent rooms were designed by Kravitz Design. To fit the various themes of each of the three hotel towers, Kravitz Design created original penthouse concepts. The penthouses, which range in size from 1,500 to 2,800 square feet, are outfitted with a combination of custom-made furniture items and eccentric vintage finds. 8. Crosby Street Kravitz Design transformed 6,000 square feet of interior space into a luxurious downtown hideaway in the center of Manhattan’s SoHo neighborhood. The project had a total of 3,000 square feet and included four bedrooms, a cinema room, living room, office, and chefs kitchen with its own terrace and two outdoor living areas (including the roof). A striking graphic painting at the entrance, painted by a local artist, completed the space. Kravitz also outfitted the entire house with unusual antique and modern objects. 9.  Paramount Bay For Miami’s prestigious Paramount Bay apartments, Kravitz Design served as the creative visionary. This magnificent building, which was originally designed by Arquitectonica, features 47 storeys of roomy waterfront residences in a lushly planted downtown location close to Miami’s Design District, Wynwood Arts District, and Miami Beach. The interior public spaces, a public plaza, and two sizable pool decks were all redesigned as part of the project. The modern Paramount Bay is the epitome of luxurious modernity. 10. Biscayne Point Residence A ranch-style home in North Miami Beach with views of Biscayne Bay was given to Kravitz Design …

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At the 13-acre Stuyvesant getaway in New York, Bradford Shellhammer and his husband Georgi Balinov built the most vibrant farmhouse with a groovy interior design. The reborn farmhouse, owned by Bradford Shellhammer, brilliantly manifested the interactions of color by using Groovy interior design for decoration. “Colors present themselves in continuous flux, [they are] constantly related to changing neighbors and changing conditions” This is the point of view of a german artist, Josef Albers. Bradford Shellhammer, who is renowned for having a distinctive sense of design, once again demonstrates this by converting his 1840s three-bedroom farmhouse and its eight additional structures into the most Modernist Eden. Vibrant, bold, and colorful color schemes and a variety of furniture are what set these spaces apart. Resembles a graphic design from the 1990s, which was more individualized than in any previous era. The combination of colors and materials used exhibits the influence of painters and others. The architect claims that the house was their inspiring project and that it is the outcome of being locked down, which erupted the need to act. Let’s  Explore The Most Colorful Farm The captivation begins on the outside. The black facade, which stands for the contemporary twist, begins to draw the eye. Road barns have stylistic contrasts from the outside to the inside. According to Bradford Shellhammer, the former owner of the property once paid a visit and said that her ancient farmhouse now resembles “a woman wearing too much mascara.” Despite the striking contrast with the outside, the inside is superior. Although each piece of furniture exhibits its uniqueness in terms of shape and color, which blends wonderfully with the vibrant hue of the space, the hot pink color of the living room is what immediately catches the eye. In distinction to the room’s brown floor, the rug’s color and oval shape help each centerpiece stand out more. Next to the living room is the magnificent blue room inspired by Yves Klein Blue. The dark blue tint of the blue Klein, which serves as its representation, stands out in contrast to the mostly black surroundings. According to the designer, Bradford Shellhammer, the development of the entire concept for this cool interior design came “from light”. “(…) Because the barns are different shapes, the sun hits different angles in interesting ways. ” as Bradford Shellhammer claims, it is possible to watch the hues change throughout the day. By viewing the vibrant, strong, and brilliant color schemes as well as the artistic patterns employed in each space, the impression of a groovy interior design is made even stronger. The distinctiveness of Road Barns extends even further, from the vivid hue of the walls, which gives each room a distinct vibe, to the rooms’ abstract and floral patterns. That is perfectly reflected in the bedrooms. The pattern, which involves all the blue bedrooms, comes from Marimekko, a free-spirited printing factory. Luis Urribarri, the first artist-in-residence at Rode Barns, painted the neon ceiling painting with a Bauhaus aesthetic in mind. Bradford Shellhammer states, “This is the house’s money shot.” A dark rustic interior with an eclectic touch is what describes the Barford Shellhammer kitchen. The key to rustic design is a simple style that highlights the beauty of muted colors, natural materials, and cozy furnishings, which the designer used in an impressive way. He put the flowers to breathe a little more life into the space and keep it feeling vibrant. The dining room, which fits perfectly with the kitchen design, has in the background an Andy Warhol (American actor and filmmaker) cow screenprint, known as pop art, giving a dramatic feeling to the space. Only the region that is illuminated by each individual piece of lighting is visible, leaving shadows in the spaces in between. This iconic stairway at the farmhouse’s entryway is very reminiscent of pop art due to its bright yellow tone.  As Bradford Shellhammer expressed it, “you’d almost want to kinda lick the steps when you get near it,” so he designed the stairs to resemble flowing liquid candy. A Groovy interior design farmhouse that emphasizes the use of strong, brilliant colors as well as the finer details in furniture and accessory pairings. Almost like a living showroom, it brings all the many artists together in the various rooms that make up the road barns. A challenge for the designer in space Rode Barns posed more than just the task of selecting colors. Even for Bradford Shellhammer, who enjoys frequently redecorating his flats like a living showroom, the scope of the entire property’s renovation was overwhelming. If your furniture and wood flooring is of a similar wood tone, breaking up your wood elements with a rug can really make a difference. If you are looking for inspiration for your space, explore our TAPIS Studio projects page! Photo by Chris Mottalini

Let’s explore some of Ken Fulk’s projects and all the singularities he brings to his projects. Born in Virginia, Ken Fulk is a designer known for his interiors that go beyond the barrier of housing projects, even designing restaurants, hotels, jets and planning birthdays, weddings and dinners. Based in San Francisco and New York, Ken Fulk Inc. It has a team of more than 80 people, extends throughout the US, and covers the Mexican country and even Provence, a region in southeastern France. However, Ken Fulk has expanded his impact beyond the boundaries of design. In 2018 he founded the Saint Joseph’s Arts Foundation, a non-profit organization dedicated to supporting local artists in San Francisco and Provincetown. Projects We will travel between the projects of Ken Fulk and his team, where we will enter through their housing projects and exit through more varied projects, such as a restaurant. Hill House A luxuriously decorated family home in Healdsburg, California, overlooking the private beach and 50 hectares of vineyards. This is the first project that we present by Ken Fulk, and as much as it may not seem, we chose this one first because it is perhaps the easiest to characterize. It carries a modern style and it is the play of colors that we witness first. Soft colors throughout the house are the most common, with the combination of white, beige, brown and black being very present. Some details in orange and green stand out in conjunction with the vegetation in the environment. The designer’s willingness to contemplate this place with unique and expressive furniture is also noticeable, leaving aside any minimalist tendencies. This living room is the perfect example to demonstrate Ken Fulk’s intention to lead this space toward a maximalist style. From the sofa to the stunning painting, the designer was concerned with making this environment unique and cozy for those who enjoy it. He also didn’t skimp on details, proving this continuation of the maximalist trend, with a decorative item always complementing every possible space, as we can see on the center table. The Lake House We continue in California, this time in the city of Sonoma. This vacation home was inspired by a Victorian-era hotel and was designed to become the ultimate retreat for a family of 5. It has eight bedrooms and a fabulous lounge overlooking the lake. In this project, we have already begun to understand more about which side of interior design Ken Fulk focuses on. We will present you with those traits that characterize the very peculiar style the designer introduces to his creations. As this Lake House is so large, we noticed the concern on the part of the designer in trying to avoid the monotony of the space, which is that the bigger it is, the more challenging it becomes. To combat this, Ken Fulk chose to give each area a life of its own, that is, a different personality for each room in the house, as we can see right away by the difference in colors that Ken chose for each one. In this way, he managed to divide the house into different zones, with the purpose of each leading to a different feeling and treatment. In this house, the intention to create a place of comfort and rest was very explicit, which is perfectly understandable, considering that it is a vacation home. The use of landscaping was also very well explored. The saloon is one of the protagonists of this project, with several outstanding elements, from suspension lamps to the bar chairs. This space is a true example of the maximalist style that Ken Fulk designed. Kips Bay We leave California and travel to Dallas, Texas, where we will find Kips Bay. This will be the last housing project we will present here, and we have saved the most peculiar for last. Peculiar is not the only adjective that will come to mind when seeing this space, maybe something like eccentric and strange will also come to mind. In addition to the maximalist tendency we have been exploring so far, this project presents a feature that we had not seen in Ken Fulk’s work before: the Art Deco style. With clear allusions to astrology, this space was designed to be totally unique and tailored to the user, bearing in mind that it has so many unusual features and references. Despite the atypical area, this remains a magnificent space created by Ken Fulk, with the association of dark blue with gold very well used. Details are highlighted, and each brings something more to the room. Finally, we couldn’t miss the stunning rugs that this place presents. Leo’s Oyster Bar We returned to California, but this time with the final destination in San Francisco. This time we show a restaurant project, which, as we mentioned earlier, is another of the types of spaces that Ken Fulk works with. This is a seafood restaurant by the Big Night Restaurant Group. What stands out at first glance is the stunning wallpaper chosen for this space. The tropical reference throughout the area shows us the chosen theme, which is also understood considering the type of restaurant we have here. Vintage traits are visible in this space, which is increasingly trending in modern design. In this project, as in the last one, the designer didn’t skimp on the details, from floor to ceiling. It should be noted how this environment was treated homogeneously, with tropical references throughout the restaurant, such as the cushions on top of the chairs, for example. The lighting was also very well crafted in this space, and the elegant wall lamps are also a highlight. In this project, we understood how Ken Fulk works in different projects and spaces, such as restaurants. How the maximalist style is explored in this type of space is also interesting, bearing in mind that the place must be welcoming and refreshing for customers. The designer manages to avoid making the room overloaded and disturbing, …

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Discover the best Feng Shui Interior design tips to bring balance and harmony to your project using rugs. Creating a design that feels harmonious and cheerful is a goal to be active in every project – no matter the home style, the right feeling will always improve it. And when talking about sensations, Feng Shui is one of the best options to help to optimize a space focusing on creating a balanced feel. This ancient Chinese art and science aim to balance energy to bring luck, prosperity, and health. At home, Feng Shui vows to make spaces feel harmonious and balanced. From the rooms themselves to the rugs, everything in a home can be organized using its principles to promote the free flow of positive Chi, the life force that permeates everything. In this article, we will share the best Feng Shui interior design tips to create a harmonious and balanced layout; for that, we will discover how to pick the best rugs according to the Feng Shui elements and incorporate them into any home space. Keep reading to improve your following projects with Feng Shui Rugs! Feng Shui for Home The right feeling is one of the most important things to achieve in a layout- from joy to peace, the sensations that a space shares help to make it more inviting and unique. Nowadays, people are giving more attention to the overall feeling of home and focus on creating a space that is more than just a place but also a home with sentiments that make people feel good. But the concern about the feelings that a home shares is not new; in Chinese culture, it has been a focus for over four thousand years, dating back to the Feng Shui origins. Feng shui is, by definition, the art of putting interior spaces in a way that promotes harmony with the surrounding environment to connect forces and create harmony between people and their surroundings. Its origins are from Taoism and its concept of Chi, a life force that permeates everything. For Taoism, everything is created by two complementary forces, the Yin and Yang, which make up Chi. At home, the Feng Shui interior design principles regard the notion of Chi; and work with different techniques to harmonize the energies and create a strategic flow by using materials, colors, and shapes. Basic Principles: Before entering the world of Feng Shui rugs, we will explore the essential principles of Feng Shui that will help you understand the following sections of this article. In Feng Shui, a Bagua map is used to look at how our life corresponds in our homes. The Bagua map is divided into eight sectors, each corresponding to a specific life theme. The world of Feng Shui interior design is divided into five elements – wood, fire, earth, water, and metal, which are supposed to be the foundation of the universe. Many Feng Shui practitioners optimize spaces, balancing those elements and their yin-yang energies. Feng Shui Elements & Rugs Wood, fire, earth, water, and metal are the five elements of Feng Shui, considered the universe’s building blocks. To bring more harmony to a home, a Feng Shui interior design project should consider having a balance between these elements. Using specific elements in strategic locations throughout the house can improve the mood and harmony of a space. The use of a corresponding element, when placed in the appropriate area, can maximize that energy flow and promote peace and progress. And that´s where Feng Shui rugs enter; you can mirror the elements in your rug to bring the balance that your interior needs. Below, you can discover how to reflect each one of these elements into rugs to create a Feng Shui interior design project with the best feelings. Mirror the Feng Shui elements into your rug can be an excellent way to create a balanced and harmonious Feng Shui interior design. Still, as we already discovered, placing the elements in the right areas is also essential. Below, we will learn how to use Feng Shui rugs in each home division. Feng Shui Interior Design Tips for Each Home Space A Feng Shui interior design aims to achieve a balance between the energy that flows into and around a space, and it can directly impact its overall feeling. According to the Bagua Map and the elements of Feng Shui, we can understand that the balance this ancient art and science aim to achieve is also related to specific areas – since each element is connected to one particular Bagua sector. So, now that we already understand the elements of this ancient science and have mirrored it into Feng Shui rugs, we will specify the better ways to bring harmony and balance to each home division, considering the Bagua Map and the elements of Feng Shui. Read on because it´s time to explore the best Feng Shui interior design tips for each home space and the best rugs for this division. -Entryway In Feng Shui, the entrance is known as the mouth of Chi because the front door is the point of the home where good energy enters. As the place that brings prosperity, choosing a rug color and shape that could help get the best energy is essential. The earth element is perfect for that feeling, so a rug with brown or orange tones in square or flat shapes would be welcome in that spot. -Bedroom Adding a bedroom rug will not just improve the room’s aesthetic but also its overall feels. Feng Shui rugs under the bed will help ground the energy when sleeping and balance Yin and Yang (the bed´s soft textures and hard surfaces). It will also be effective when pairing two rugs on each side of the table. Now, talking specifically about the rug colors, the ideal ones are pink, red and white – hues associated with the Bagua of partnership. And besides the shades, another important choice in the bedroom is rug size and shape – …

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From architecture school to creating a studio, let’s get to know Studio KO, who work uniquely in unusual environments, reconciling the nature of the space with a modern style. At the Beaux-Arts architecture school in Paris, the connection between Karl Fournier and Olivier Marty was built, a duo that went beyond a simple friendship. In 2000 they created their studio, Studio KO, and since then, they have been committed to developing their essential statement in all their projects. The duo declares a global and unique approach to their work, from architecture to interior and furniture design. Studio KO, based in the French capital and the former imperial city located in the west of Morocco, Marrakesh, is committed to the current architecture around the world. Contrary to conventionality, they do not focus on a singular style in their projects, leaving the methodical aside and drawing inspiration in a unique and different way for each space created to connect it entirely with the surrounding environment and respect existing nature and cultures. It privileges the use of primary and ancestral materials from man’s hands, such as stone, wood, and leather. In this way, Studio KO intends to create spaces in constant tension and develop a narrative where space, light, materials and everything that surrounds it become its words. Their projects Let’s then explore Studio KO’s projects, essentially the projects in which the studio has chosen an approach more in keeping with the modern style. Studio KO is neither known nor a reference for its modern style projects. Still, neither are they a reference to any specific style, as we mentioned earlier, choosing to vary the approach to each space depending on the environment. Ville E The first Studio KO project we present is Ville E, a space in Ourika, Morocco. As will be practically a general rule in the projects we will show, a minimalist tendency is identifiable, meeting the intended modern style. A more characteristic aspect of Studio KO is the association of space with the environment, with the use of colors or materials that allude to the place. This point is present in this project, with the entire presence of materials and colors that are associated with the surrounding landscape, such as neutral colors. With all the care that designers proposed, we can see how they conceived a place that infiltrates the landscape, with spaces that clearly reference the surrounding desert environment. Naked spaces of few details, almost leaving the feeling that it is even a dry space. The use of rugs is also mentioned, which is also associated with the surroundings, not so much with the characteristics of the environment but with the customs and cultures of the local people. Another point of attention will have been the utilization of natural light, fully understood, given that we are in northern Africa, where the sun will be the most abundant resource. This way, the giant windows are fully understood, meeting the desire to do this modern style project. Apartment Saint Germain We move from North Africa to the center of Europe, specifically the French capital. It is in the center of Paris that Appartement Saint Germain is located. However, Studio KO did not quite meet what is expected of an apartment in this location, thus leaving aside the trend of continuity of the surrounding environment. The minimalist trend is again identifiable, based on the modern style that we are exploring. Once again, a clean and lightly charged space, with a persistent beige color that governs the area. In the living room, we can identify some details in black, but these same details are rare, such as the side table and the decoration item on top of the center table. In contrast is the wood used in the doors, chairs and tables. Apartment Saint-Séverin We continue in Paris and present a space similar to the previous one. In this apartment, Studio KO intends to continue the intention of making it a space with a modern style. However, the minimalist orientation is already beginning to be called into question, with the appearance of some items that are more out of context, such as the representation of half a deer placed on the wall of the living room. The color white dominates this space, being the basis of all the rooms in the house. However, other colors are more common, such as blue on the rug and different colors in some details throughout this apartment. Apartment Lowndes Square Finally, we’re going to London, where we’re going to present this project, different from the ones we’ve seen so far from Studio KO. If in the previous space we were already beginning to question the departure from the minimalist trend, in this one the question is answered, just by the modern style rugs in the living room and in the entryway. As we can see, the minimalist trend was left entirely out of this project. Studio KO explores the combination of different colors, as we can see in the living room. The red of the magnificent sofa, with the blues, whites, greens and oranges of the rugs on the floor, the brown of the wall and the details in gold in some furniture items. The final touch is one of the walls being a giant mirror. In this way, the studio demonstrated how it manages to deviate a little from the usual of its portfolio, presenting different spaces with a modern style. Here we present several of the projects where Stuudio KO explores the modern style in its way of acting. We saw the minimalist style very present, but we also understood that the studio is not just focused on a specific style, molding itself according to the project and all the variants accompanying it. If you like what you see, get inspired and explore all the modern style options we offer at TAPIS Studio. Photography:  Dan Glasser

Statement rugs are a powerful tool in interior design, capable of transforming a room from drab to dynamic with just one piece. Check out 5 projects to inspire you: They can add color, texture, and pattern to a space, instantly elevating it and creating a focal point that draws the eye. In this blog post, we’ll explore the use of statement rugs in interior design and how they can enhance the look and feel of a room. Best Interior Projects With Statement Rugs A room can be instantly transformed with the addition of a bold rug that introduces a new color or color scheme. Whether it’s a bright, punchy hue or a softer, more muted shade, a statement rug can add depth and interest to a room that might otherwise feel flat or uninspired.  To help you understand a little better the use of this powerful resource in the world of interior design, we have selected five projects below that have gained an extra touch of elegance with the use of statement rugs. Check them out: 1 –  The Mid Century Modern Kew Residence – By John Wardle At the Kew Residence, located in Melbourne and featuring Victorian ash walls, floors and ceilings, three brightly printed rugs were arranged under a wooden coffee table. It is worth noting that the idea of layering statment rugs is a technique widely used in interior design, as it is not only a trend, but also adds more texture, dimension, and interest to the spaces. This property features artwork in vibrant colors that complement the touches of color and elegant shapes found in the rugs. The house’s renovation by John Wardle Architects studio highlights unique moments of woodwork and finely designed and crafted furniture to celebrate the art of cabinetry. With a Mid Century Modern Style idea, using wood as the primary material and neutral tones allowed the client’s extensive art collection to add color, pattern and texture in various places to reflect the individuality of the space. 2 – The Walsh Bay Penthouse – By Greg Natale This two-story, three-bedroom apartment is an award-winning project led by interior designer Greg Natale and features the creative use of curves and soft colors, including soft pinks and yellows. Curves can be found in the staircase, fireplace, marble kitchen island, bathroom walls, modern European furniture and even statement rugs. In the living room, the choice of curves and colors, which very much follow the Memphis style design, worked together to create a sophisticated and serene space that combines luxury and comfort. Rugs inspired by this style movement are a great way to add personality to an interior, as this style demonstrates that being bold and daring is never too much. 3 – The Historic Schoolhouse Apartment – by White Arrow To celebrate the heritage of an 1800’s school in Brooklyn, White Arrow used Retro and geometric statement rugs to create a relaxed and attractive atmosphere at the same time. In every room of the New York apartment, one can find rooms that are cheerful, rich in detail, and very well decorated. The choice of rugs was thought precisely to bring lightness and clarity to the rooms, which serve as the focal point of the living areas thanks to their playful shapes that combine textures in tons of lilac, green, yellow, and dark blue. 4 – The Colorful Victorian Old Louisville House – by Bethany Adam We cannot fail to name projects that feature statement rugs without mentioning this colorful Louisville home. Although it is more conventional in style compared to Bethany Adam Interiors’ other projects, the design and decorating approach of this renovation was historically considered.  Materials were carefully selected to withstand the wear and tear of a young family with pets, while the furniture was chosen to complement the classic Victorian style of the home. For the living room, the professional chose to match the decorative items with the same colors as the carpet to create unity to the space. Striped rugs are classics in decoration and stand out for their versatility and for the elegance they add to the room, making any space unique and different. 5 – Quai Aux Fleurs Apartment – By Fleur Delesalle This elegant Paris apartment, located on Île Saint-Louis, features walls and ceilings in creamy pink tones, with curtains hung at high heights to highlight the ceiling height. The style is a mix of modern, traditional, and minimalist, with references to the Art Deco style – very popular in Paris during the 1920s. The project, by Fleur Delesalle, has large spaces and lots of natural light. In the living room, the highlight is the choice of cozy decoration, achieved through the use of pastel colors overlaid with deeper tones, which also follows in the choice of statement rugs. “There is a lightness in the composition of the whole apartment, complemented by striking touches of color within a palette of soft materials.” Layers of textures, such as leather, velvet and polished metal surfaces, add richness to a minimalist aesthetic that is evident throughout the home. As seen, statement rugs are a versatile and effective tool in interior design. They can add color, texture, and pattern to a space, instantly transforming it and creating a focal point that draws the eye. To continue to be inspired by environments thought through in every detail, check out the TAPIS Studio project page. Find modern, bright, curated, and artistic handmade rugs to complete your project with exciting shapes, vibrant colors and soft texture.

Located in New York, more specifically in Manhattan, this skyscraper faces Central Park, and it was the place that William Sofield chose to conceive this luxurious modern design. “We’re responsible for bringing joy and beauty into people’s lives when they come home and inspiring artisans to craft environments of enduring quality.” This is how William Sofield describes his profession. Graduated in Architecture and Urbanism from Princeton University, William Sofield stands out for his projects’ clarity, quality and sagacity. He is considered one of the most thoughtful talents of his generation. His office, Studio Sofield, applies to various services from residential and environmental design to retail, corporate and hospitality projects and exhibition design. His portfolio of work spans projects with clients as varied as Salvatore Ferragamo, Ralph Lauren, Gucci, YSL, Coach and Violet Grey. In each project, beautiful and functional solutions emerge based on an artistic concept balanced by an unfailing sensitivity to the needs and tastes of the client. The uniqueness of the project William Sofield and his team were tasked with completing the interiors of 111 West 57th Street, also known as Steinway Tower – a super tall skyscraper in New York City, with the particularity of being the world’s skinniest skyscraper. This skyscraper has 84 floors, is 435 meters high and has a height-to-width ratio of 24:1, which makes it truly impressive. This tower is connected to the famous Steinway Hall, a building full of history, which was once a landmark in the vicinity of Central Park. William Sofield challenged himself to create a luxurious space, as it had to be in a place like this, and with a modern design. However, William intended to extend references to the historic building under the tower, with some elements of that same building, such as the recycled original piano loading docks. In this way, the interior space of this building became something glamorous, with the saturated extravagance of New York’s Gilded Age with the restrained modernity of the elegant silver tower. Let’s Explore 111 West 57th Street Every house starts with its entryway, and William Sofield wanted to make that clear in this modern design project. The designer presented these suites with a truly differentiated and impactful entrance for those who visit this space. What stands out at first glance is the size of this division, with the entrance always being associated with a smaller and less worked area, William Sofield wanted to leave these generalizations aside. This division became a large and open space, making the entrance to the house an airy and ideal space for a first contact of conviviality and conversation. Neutral tones are very well used in association with the lighting used, with light tones ruling this place, which then combines very well with the contrast of darker tones, such as the baseboard, doors and piano, an item often used by William Sofield to give the reference touch to the adjacent building. Another component of note in this room is the limestone floor, which is also recognized throughout the rest of the house. Some more specific items give the final touch to the entrance of this modern design project, such as the golden palm trees in the center of the room, and the door handles, which allude to the shape of the skyscraper.              Throughout this modern design house, the concern with lighting and landscape exploration were themes of attention for William Sofield, something we can see in spaces such as the living room. With a magnificent view of Central Park, it was evident that the designer made this use to make this space even more unique. The window fills the entirety of the wall, which is in keeping with this landscape use. The dominance of light tones remains, with William opting to cut the inclination in this space by contrasting dark tones. This space’s more minimalist style aligns with the modern design trend. This minimalist trend can be seen with simpler elements used by the designer, such as the simple sofas, the rug, lamps, and the space itself, being an open and clean space. In the kitchen, however, the presence of dark tones in contrast to the base of lighter tones is already verified. This contrast is carried by the presence of an unknown element in this modern design project so far, the use of wood. The floor is no longer made of limestone and is now made of wood, as are many of the pieces of furniture that equip this kitchen and the bar chairs. However, the minimalist trend and landscape use remain in line with the rest of the house. The use of stone is found on the kitchen island, adding the luxury and glamor that William Sofield proposed to this modern design project. Throughout the rest of this modern design home, touches of magnificence are easily identified, such as in the masterful bathroom. Entirely coated with limestone, it elevates the function of this division to a magnificent place, with recessed lighting in the ceiling, which significantly benefits this space. Finally, the unique bathtub that William Sofield chose being the final touch for a moment of relaxation in an intimate space like this one. A modern design house that focuses little on quantity and rather on the quality of details, this will be the best definition for the work of William Sofield, something that extends according to the minimalist trend sought by the designer and the pretense of luxury and glamor. A challenge for the designer in a space as unique and relevant as the Steinway Tower. If you are looking for inspiration for your space, explore our TAPIS Studio projects page! Photography: Adrian Gaut, Peter Murdock, Evan Joseph

A different way of looking at the maximalist style – circumventing the minimalist trend by bringing MORE IS MORE into our place, explored by Summer Thornton! With a studio based in Chicago, Summer Thornton is an interior designer with a reputation for her bold and dynamic creations. She leads projects across North America, where Summer recurrently uses a maximalist style. She fits her bold style with the belief that each space should be unique, and each house should be like a mirror of each one’s particular style, meeting their passions and personalities. Summer Thornton carries her artistry beyond interior design projects, earning a Fine Arts degree from the University of Arts, Norwich. He worked as a scenographer for theater before starting his career as a designer. She also released a book “Wonderland: Adventures in Decorating” which is an Amazon bestseller. The ebb and flow of the maximalist style Like the waves in the sea, this style bounces back and forth in the fashion and trend of the moment. Appearing in the early 80s with the start of the bold and unconventional design work of Ettore Sottsass, the maximalist style is something we know that, however much it is off the radar of use by interior designers, it always comes back to the limelight. And this is precisely what we have been witnessing recently, with new designers coming up with innovative and risky ideas, but carrying ideas already explored at other times, something that can be explained by the saturation of the minimalist style that has governed interior design over the last few years. The maximalist style goes far beyond filling a room with too many things Sometimes misinterpreted, the maximalist style is associated with something negative, mainly as a result of the minimalist trend. The maximalist style got a very upset image with the arrival of the minimalist style, and for obvious reasons, as they are the complete opposite. However, just as the minimalist style can be applied well, so can the other, as Summer Thornton demonstrates in her projects. Here are examples of these good practices: • Environments that play with various color patterns, based on a common color palette; • Use of multiple layers to help link the different colors and patterns in the space; • Objects or elements that provide the “WOW” feeling; • Excessive use of accessories and detailed elements, but all well planned in terms of the space they will occupy, to bring a visually stimulating result; • Application of strong colors to energize the space; • Use of unique architectural forms, presently such as benches, sofas, mirrors, beds, etc.; • Incorporate unique items, preferably with a personal and emotional connection, such as family heirlooms or travel souvenirs; • Explore Memphis style pieces, which usually fit well in these spaces; The maximalist style challenges any interior designer who tries to use it. Unlike minimalism, this one has to keep the space harmonious and welcoming, but it also has to combine all the elements and expressions that will be arranged in the environment. Something that becomes challenging because, as much as it is intended to make a vivacious and expressive space, the final purpose of a house is to bring the comfort and well-being of those who live there. For these reasons, the minimalist style gained so much strength to the maximalist. Over time, families ended up preferring an open and clean space, which brought a feeling of rest and peace. However, in recent years, the opposite trend has been observed, as reported by several interior designers. Families began to realize that the minimalist style, in its saturated use, brought monotony to homes, leaving the impression that all houses were the same in today’s times. In this way, the intention on the part of the families to have a space that is unique, different from all the others, and that at the same time brings life, being a welcoming and passionate space, began to emerge. For these reasons, the maximalist style has been rejuvenating in interior design, with the desire for a space full of elements that connect emotionally and personally. As we have seen through Summer Thornton’s designs, it is possible to create a wonderful and welcoming space through the maximalist style, something that is sometimes seen by people as unthinkable. The challenges of this style are enormous, no doubt, but when applied well, we can create a space we will be proud of! If you want to add a maximalist element to your space, check out our shaped collection by TAPIS STUDIO. Photos: Summer Thornton Design

The best rugs for kids are those that are safe, comfortable, non-toxic, and easy to clean. But do you know how to choose the ideal model? Get inspired by these interiors. Close your eyes for a few minutes. Do you remember your bedroom as a child, and how many adventures you got to explore in that space? When it comes to decorating a child’s room, architects, home furnishing experts, and interior designers often face the challenging task of creating a vibrant and engaging space. And choosing the best rugs for kids is also part of the process. With so many options on the market, it can be overwhelming to choose the best kids rug, but we’re here to help. In this post, we’ll explore the best rugs for kids to elevate your child’s room decor and provide a safe and comfortable environment for your little ones. The idea is to create a space that reflects their personality, is comfortable, and enhances their imagination.   The Main Features Of Rugs For Kids One of the most important elements of a child’s room is the rug, which provides a foundation for the overall decor, and also serves as a space for playtime and relaxation. Below we have made a short summary of the most important aspects when choosing a children’s rug, but for a better understanding of the topic we suggest you read the whole article. To help those who are looking for inspiration on how to decorate the little ones’ room with rugs for kids, we have selected some interior ideas. Check it out: Interiors With Shaggy Rugs Shaggy rugs are soft and fluffy, which makes them perfect for a cozy and comfortable play area. They also add a touch of luxury to the room, and come in a variety of colors and sizes to suit your child’s preferences. A shaggy rug can be a perfect addition to a boho-style room, or a modern and minimalistic space. The Educational Rug If you want your child’s room to be both fun and didactic, an educational rug is a great option. These rugs feature bright and colorful designs that incorporate numbers, letters, shapes, and even world maps. They’re perfect for teaching your little ones important concepts while also creating a playful and inviting environment. Educational are one of the best rugs for kids because beside being didactic, they come in a variety of sizes and shapes, so you can choose the one that best fits your child’s room. Animal and Theme Rugs Animal rugs are a great way to add a touch of fun and playfulness to your child’s room. They come in a variety of shapes and designs, from a fluffy sheep to a fierce lion. Animal rugs can be a great way to create a theme for your child’s room, and also serve as a play area for your little ones. They’re also perfect for creating a cozy reading nook or as a decorative accent to a corner of the room. The Non-Slip Rug Safety should always be a top priority when it comes to designing a child’s room. A non-slip rug is an important element of any kids’ room, especially for younger children who are just learning to walk. These rugs are designed with a non-slip backing that ensures they stay in place, even when your child is running around and playing. Non-slip rugs are one of the best rugs for kids once they come in a variety of designs and colors, so you can choose one that complements your child’s room decor. The Play Mat Rug Play mat rugs are perfect for young children who love to play on the floor. These are a a great example of best rugs for kids, once they are designed with interactive designs that encourage play and creativity. They come in a variety of shapes and sizes, from a road map to a farmyard. Play mat rugs are perfect for creating a fun and engaging play area for your child, and can also be used as a decorative accent in the room. The Eco-Friendly Rug As parents, we always want to make sure that our children are safe and healthy, and an eco-friendly rug can help us achieve that goal. These are good examples of best rugs for kids once they are made from sustainable and non-toxic materials, such as organic cotton or wool. They’re perfect for creating a safe and healthy environment for your child, and also come in a variety of designs and colors to suit your child’s preferences. Choosing the perfect rug for your child’s room is not just about adding color and style, but also about providing a safe and comfortable space for them to play and grow. From the durability of the material to the fun and playful designs, there are many factors to consider when choosing the best rugs for kids. TAPIS Studio has a large selection of rugs that are designed specifically for little ones. Check out our complete collection of best rugs for kids and find the perfect rug that will make your child’s room a warm and inviting space for them to play and learn!

Here is the complete dining room rug guide that will help you to find the perfect piece to complete your layout with beauty and comfort. There is no other piece as a rug to add comfort and beauty! In a dining room design, the perfect rug will help to protect the floor while enhancing the room’s aesthetic. But choosing the right piece for that function requires special attention, and that is where we came up to help you! In this dining room rug guide, you will find everything to choose the perfect piece that will elevate your dining room layout with an extra dose of comfort and beauty. Read on for the best tips and wonderful ideas to create your ideal dining room design. 1. The basics Let´s start this dining room rug guide with the basics: the size. For that, we will remind you about two essential steps to do before choosing the perfect rug to elevate your layout; with these steps in mind, which will be much easier to discover the better piece to match your design. The first step to finding the correct size for your rug is measuring the dining table; it will help you to realize how big your dining room rug needs to be. The second basic step to selecting the best rug for your dining room design is to remember to have an extra edge on all the sides of your rug; because the dining chairs will need to be always on the rug. So to find the perfect piece, you must ensure that your rug size can cover the chairs. 2. Dining Room Rug Tips Finding the perfect rug shape for your dining room rug can be easier than you imagine! To find the perfect rug to combine into your design, you can start by reflecting your room shape or mirroring the dining table shape into your rug. Let´s imagine you have a round dining table, in that case; you can go with the same shape for your rug to give a flawless look. Remember that we talked about the best dining room rug size? The rule is that the rug needs to cover the dining table and its chair, so you don´t need to worry if it doesn’t cover all the other furniture. In fact, it´s important to let the room breathe and have some floor space without a rug. The golden rule to designing with a rug is to start by choosing the rug and then the furniture and decor items; in that case, you can mirror the rug colors and patterns into your layout. If you already have the furniture and decor items, you must ensure that your rug colors and patterns will combine with the existing room decor. For that, don´t be afraid to mix and match, but always with harmony in mind 3. The best ideas Another important step to finding the perfect dining room rug is… discovering beautiful ideas! And that´s why we have gathered some amazing ones for you; check them out: The perfect rug in the dining room area will make the spot looks more comfortable. Combining the soft texture of the rug with neutral hues will make your room even cozier. Get inspired by a natural look with this charming spot design by Liljencrantz Design, where the neutral palette of beige and white allows the chandelier to be the big room star, while the rug is there, improving its coziness. We already said that a good tip to help to find the perfect dining room rug is to mirror the table shape into the rug, and here we have a beautiful example for you. In this cozy spot, the rug follows the table shape – and helps to create a space that looks bigger and with harmony. In that case, the oval dining room rug shapes reflect the table and give a unified appearance to the room. The dining room is also the perfect spot to go bold with the rug choice, and a good option for the layouts that need to be more impactful is choosing a rug with striped patterns. This design is perfect for modern or traditional dining room areas and can add a timeless and sophisticated look to the space. Besides increasing the aesthetic, striped rugs can emphasize the length or width of a room and make it look bigger. Another beautiful way to add a dining room rug to your layout is by making it the room´s central point – for that; you can choose a bold rug with irregular shapes, strong colors, or incredible textures and patterns. Introducing a rug as the room’s focus can increase it with an extra dose of character while improving its comfort. We already mentioned that rugs are the perfect addition to improve the dining room´s comfort and aesthetics, but they can also be useful for working as a room separator. In that case, you can use the rug as a division for the dining area and the rest of the living area, which will help to delimit the space beautifully. If you are working with a minimalist design, the dining room rug can be an excellent way to give the room extra interest. In this wonderful layout by Jeremiah Brent, the designer chose a rug with geometric patterns following the room palette, adding more character and interest to the space. To find the perfect dining room rug, it´s necessary to start with the basics by knowing the size, shapes, and colors that will help to make your design even more beautiful; then, you can have fun with different ideas to make your room looks unique. This rug guide explored all the steps to select the perfect dining room rug, and now you can go and find the one that better matches your room´s needs. Enjoy looking at the 10 Best Dining Room Rugs by TAPIS Studio.

Modern luxury is the hallmark of award-winning interior designer, Jamie Drake. Fall in love with some details of this Manhattan Residence project that is pure glamour: Vibrant eclecticism is one of the main characteristics of the New York-based company created by AD100 Jamie Drake, whose pieces strike the perfect balance between timeless and luxury modern.  Among the projects the renowned interior designer developed, good taste and glamour are constant elements in his portfolio, especially in residential projects. Every year, the AD100 Hall of Fame features some of the industry’s iconic professionals who have revolutionized the interior design and deserve special mention. Jamie Drake joins the select list as one of the names specializing in modern luxury interiors.  His studio, which as of 2015 began a partnership with Caleb Anderson, is known for its bold approach to color and its sensitivity to fashion. The duo creates sophisticated interiors that are luxurious, refined and always have a touch of the unexpected. Get to know about this modern luxury project in downtown Manhattan. The Initial Project: A Cozy And Luxury Oasis After completing other projects for the same client, Drake’s studio was tasked with adding touches of magic to a new iconic building in the heart of New York’s oldest area, Manhattan. The brief was simple, but still challenging: with their love of food and wine, the clients wanted a space where they could relax, and share their passion with friends and family. The project merged two different apartments that created a 7,300 square-foot space with infinite 360° views of Manhattan. With a complexity of finishes in rich minimalism, the team had to completely reconsider the initial layout, reducing rooms to expand the living areas. The result was stunning: a new kitchen, 7 bathrooms, a wine room, and amazing architectural details throughout. Among the changes, one worth highlighting is the wide, sloping curves of the ceiling, created to provide a dynamic contrast to the linear architecture of the building’s exterior and give a sense of amplitude.  Simplicity, practicality, and functionality are the main characteristics of the modern luxury decoration style. Excessive accessories are replaced by a small amount of imposing pieces that are key and enhance any decor. The color palette follows a very monochromatic and intimate pattern, varying between graffiti tones, grays, blacks, and whites. The few pieces that stand out are directly associated with the decoration items, such as vases, pillows, or furniture (mostly yellows and blues). Among the living spaces, for example, we can highlight four different living rooms, which follow the same modern luxury style.  The Living Spaces The first one has a large curved gray sofa, which goes with a beautiful dark woody coffee table. The yellow and gold details can be seen in items such as the armchair in textured fabric, in the vase above the centerpiece, in details of the cushions, in the set of floor lamps, and in the metallic gold bench. The second one has a lot of natural light, coming from the large windows that compose the room. The highlights are the sofa, the stone coffee table, the oval essential rug, the side table with shiny accents, and the set of stools (all in gray tones). Jamie Drake’s great magic is to transform ambiances into elegant and unique spaces, without losing the modernist aesthetics. The third living room is also a real delight! Following the same color palette as the modern luxury previous ones, the highlight is a dark blue daybed that, in contrast with the use of copper and gold, makes the room super charming. The choice of each piece of furniture in the house was carefully thought out by Drake/Anderson, who designed most of the furniture in this modern luxury apartment. The fourth space, considerably smaller than the previous ones, “leaves nothing to be desired” in terms of levels of luxury and good taste. It also features gray tones in the main furniture and highlights furnishings such as a textured wood center table, a sideboard, and a set of table lamps. The Modern Luxury Master Suite The master suite could be no different: the almost panoramic view of the bridge connecting New York and Brooklyn makes the atmosphere even more special. The fully upholstered bed in blue pastel, whose headboard and footboard have gained details, is followed by a bench at the end of the bed in neutral hues. Two other eye-catching pieces in the room are the drawer and the bedside table, both in light tones and following the curved furniture trend for 2023. The complexity of details, materials, and textures throughout the apartment culminated from vision and craft to create this luxe, urban, art filled oasis in the clouds. Any interior that is thought in modern luxury style is already inspiring. Now, if it is designed by a renowned interior designer, the flavor is different. Jamie Drake has the power to add traces of his elegant personality to his projects, while respecting his clients’ objectives to the maximum. The result is spaces that are wide, exciting, and designed for maximum delight. Thinking of rooms full of life and personality, TAPIS Studio has a selection of modern rugs made for stylish and daring spaces. Complete your project with exciting shapes and vibrant colors!