A far-flung vacation home offers a Bay Area family the ultimate indoor-outdoor escapeExterior (from above, with ocean in the distance): The 5,600-square-foot indoor-outdoor residence is situated on two beachfront acres on the northern shore of Fiji’s Vomo Island. Photos by Sean Fennessy.Although Fij

Bunsa Studio infuses an Aspen retreat with modern mountain styleA custom live-edge wall-mounted storage designed by Bunsa Studio that was made by Black Bar Designs hangs below a Floris Wubben mirror found at The Future Perfect. Photos by Nicole Franzen.In the serene foothills of Aspen, where the sun

Inspired by Palm Springs’ Rat Pack era, interior designer Raili Clasen conjures up a retreat in Rancho Mirage for her favorite clientsA custom sectional sofa fabricated by Community MFG. is ideal for reading, watching television or hanging out and enjoying the view over the pool. It’s paired with La

Hanomoco ignores neutral trends and embraces a colorful direction inside this Northern California homeThe sitting room is covered in a moody China Silk wave, Patina Finish wallpaper by Scalamandre. The Solid Ultimo Forest Silk Area Rug from Holly Hunt was found at Kneedler Fauchere. The wall sconces

JSF Design works with Antolini to adorn a desert home in rare stoneFlorentine created multiple seating areas in the kitchen for effortless entertaining. Photos by Erik Kruk.“Our mission was clear, to transcend conventional boundaries and strike the perfect balance between functionality and aesthetic

Terra Ferma Landscapes Design and TRG Architects dream up the ultimate California backyard Photos by Alyssa Sayas“Our design philosophy stems from a desire to work closely with our clients by listening to their desires and then executing a plan in the best way possible onto the site and surrounding

DLC-ID swiftly infuses a bachelor pad with color and characterPast the kitchen, a mohair sectional by Flexform rests under a charcoal raven by Eric Nash. The curtain fabric is by Coraggio Textiles and the jute and wool rug is from Mansour Modern. In the foreground, a rare pair of Reinaldo Leiro and

Holly A. Kopman steers a San Francisco family’s home through a decade of change via strong design choices and a timeless sense of stylePhoto by R Bradley KnipsteinThe wingback chairs, upholstered in a blue velvet, are from Lee. A chandelier from Arteriors dangles over a custom live edge teak dining

Office of Matter founder Carolyn de Agosto finds comfort in a mid-century, wood-clad homeAgosto embraced mid-century style with a vintage bench and shag rug found at Farnsworth Modern. Photos by Marcus Hanschen.“When we first walk into a space, we take into account the location, the history and styl

Tim Clarke Design infuses a ground-up build with simple, natural styleIn the entry, the rug is by Mallayer. Photos by Noah Webb.“I believe that interiors provide a new kind of wellness where ease, comfort and beauty come together to make people feel better within the space,” says Tim Clarke, founder

Interior designer Cathie Hong reimagines a family home for a new generationPhotos by Margaret Austin Photography In the family room, a sectional from Hay and a coffee table from Sun at Six sit on a rug found at Revival RugsInheriting the family home can be a double-edged sword. How do you turn it in

Love and Interiors infuses a home often submerged in the Fog with a new lightThe backsplash is covered in Crossville tile found at All Natural Stone. The faucet is from the Jason Wu series for Brizo. Photos by Vivian Johnson.San Francisco’s foggy climate is loved by many, however, if not balanced by

Dara Barker transforms an outdated and disconnected home into a relaxed compoundThe entry features Limestone Rock Mill Tile & Stone, an Eastern Forged Wrought Iron Chandelier and Vintage Cicim Rug. Photos by Blake Bronstad.“My design philosophy centers on accentuating a home’s standout features with

Catherine Kwong and Ken Linsteadt Architects usher a family’s existing home into the futureIn the entry, Kwong paired Hotel de Nice, Paris, 2015 by artist Ian Wallace, found at Jessica Silverman Gallery, with the Eros marble console by Angelo Mangiarotti. Photos by Sam Frost, styled by Yedda Morriso

A Carlsbad home by Savvy Interiors throws it back to eclectic aesthetic of the 1970s, while integrating modern functionality and design sensibilitiesThe open-plan kitchen, with its green BlueStar range and Sub-Z creates a focal point for the home. White oak cabinetry, rattan detailing and patterned

Gamble + Design add modern touches inside a classic Tudor-style home in San FranciscoThe living room’s custom curved sofas is from Build Lane and the geometric brass coffee tables are designed by Toan Nguyen for Wendelbo. The rug is by Armadillo and the wall sconces are from Visual Comfort. Photos b

Counsel Design Group‘s reimagining of a ho-hum home transforms it from a wallflower into a vibrant and welcoming sanctuary The dining room’s pendant is by Rich Brilliant Willing. The bowl is from Bradley Duncan Studio. The chairs are from Amsterdam Modern. Photos by Yoshihiro MakinoCounsel Design Gr

M. Elle Design turns up the volume on traditional style with their work on the interiors of a home in Bel-Air by DARX StudioPierre Paulin’s iconic Alpha Sofa, purchased from Ralph Pucci International and covered in a lavender Loro Piana fabric, and Pierre Augustin Rose’s Palais Royal FrouFrou sofa c

At once enchanting and eerie, this forest retreat has a style all its ownIn the living room, Anna Glover’s Garden of Serica wallpaper and curtains composed of Casamance’s Illusion fabric serve as the backdrop for a deft blend of colors and patterns. Photos by Laure Joilet.How do you follow up a proj

Chet Architecture reimagines a mid-century ranch for a 21st-century coupleThe living room is perpetually party- ready: A pair of De Sede DS-163 green velvet armchairs chat in one corner while a custom sofa, swathed in blue velvet, converses with Carl Hansen & Son’s Huntsman Chair. Photos by Ye Rin M