Interior Design

“Light, space, and order. These are the things that men need just as much as they need bread or a place to sleep.” Collecting vintage furniture is less about chasing famous names and more about how those pieces shape the way a room feels at 7:30 in the evening, when the table lamp is on … Read more

“Light is the first element of design; without it, there is no space.” Walk into any room and cover the windows with your hands. In that moment, the sofa, the artwork, the rug, even the paint color, all lose half their strength. Window treatments are not just background dressing. They are valves for light and … Read more

“Light is the first material of architecture.” A walk-in closet should feel less like storage and more like a small boutique that you happen to own. The principle is simple: treat light, space, and material as if you were designing a quiet gallery, not a dumping ground for clothes. When you do that, your morning … Read more

“Architecture starts when you carefully put two bricks together. There it begins.” The entryway begins with one surface, one line of sight, one decision about where the eye lands first. It is the moment the exterior gives way to the interior, where the mood of your home introduces itself before you say a single word. … Read more

“Light and space are the first materials of any room; everything else is a response to them.” Statement rugs are not really about color or pattern first. They are about where your eye lands when you walk into the room, and how your body feels when you stand there. A bold rug is the ground … Read more

“Form follows function.” The home library used to be about reading. Now it is about reading the room. When someone walks into a space lined with books, they clock the spines before they see the chair. Titles, colors, the way the shelves frame the doorway; all of it quietly signals what matters inside this house. … Read more

“Form follows function.” Wine cellars prove this quote over and over. You can have the most beautiful stone wall, the warmest oak racking, the prettiest sconces, but if the bottles cook at 77 degrees all summer, the space fails. At the same time, a cellar that looks like a walk-in refrigerator in a restaurant does … Read more

“Light is the first material of architecture.” Think of a superyacht interior as a moving apartment wrapped in glass and water. Every surface has a job. Every line has to handle motion, salt, and sunlight. The best ones feel calm, almost weightless, even while hiding an insane amount of engineering. When you look at them … Read more

“Light is the first element of design. Without it, there is no form, no texture, no color.” Your home office is not just a desk with a laptop. It is a small architectural problem inside your house: one space that has to work for focus, for calls, for thinking, and for those video meetings where … Read more

“Light is the first material of architecture.” Polished concrete floors live or die by light. They are unforgiving in shadow and incredible in sunlight. When you bring this material into a home, you are not just changing the floor. You are changing how the entire space feels: cooler or warmer, sharper or softer, quieter or … Read more