Post War Design

Tracing Europe’s shift from classic antiques to the bold, raw beauty of post-war Brutalism.

Finders Keepers

Featured in Cabana Magazine, my story of discovering an 18th-century trompe-l’œil armoire reflects the timeless artistry and stories they hold."

Romantic Revival

Nestled in the Umbrian foothills and built over the course of centuries on the grounds of a Medieval watchtower, La Torricella stands as a testament 'slow' design.

Mountain Majesty

In this Clive Lonstein-designed Colorado cabin, natural textures and an earthy color palette bring the outdoors in.

Memory Bank

Imagined as the digs of Napoleonic officer, the atmosphere of Gian Carlo Bussei's Venetian palazzo comes steeped in tender nostalgia.

Winter Warmth

Ever the iconoclast, the Méribel ski lodge Charlotte Perriand designed for her family and friends feels at once cozy and modern.

Haute Bohème

Bold, audacious, and insistently irreverent, the Paris home of Ramdane Touhami and Victoire de Taillac-Touhami takes its surrealist credentials seriously.

Family Home

In the reading nook of this Amsterdam family home, RA. Studio cultivates a feeling of eclectic restraint...

Rustic Oasis

Ryan Murphy's home in upstate New York is an intoxicating blend of rustic and refined elements.

Golden Hour

Michael Bargo's New York sitting room celebrates the 20th century classics with an irreverent, contemporary sensibility.

Stairway to Heaven

The 1970s Valle de Bravo home of architect Andre Casillas seamlessly blends traditional and modern elements through a commitment to brutalist purity.

Detail Devoted

The North Copenhagen home of creatives Elisabeth Bruun Rasmussen and Hans Faerch-Jensen makes a bid for a bid for a stark yet comfortable approach to design.

School is Back in Session

As the season turns to autumn, we are delighted to introduce a new collection of antique treasures.