Small Space Interiors With Plants
Do you really miss the greenery in your small space interior? No worries, I got you covered. Using plants for interior decoration is a popular strategy for top New York interior designers like me who often work with clients in
Mystery Solved: Jarret Breaks Down Interior Design Costs
"How much does it cost?" As an experienced Brooklyn-based interior designer, I often get this question from my clients, who want to know whether the ROI is worth the interior design costs. This detailed article will hopefully clear up some
Making Our Brooklyn Brownstone an Energy-Efficient Home (Part 2)
Design trends come and go, and as a Brooklyn interior designer, I'd always like to push the boundaries of design to keep up with our ever-changing world. We live in a time where sustainability is everything, especially when it comes
Making Our Brooklyn Brownstone an Energy-Efficient Home (Part 1)
Brooklyn interior designers are all about the latest trends, but it’s also important to consider our impact on the world: how do we raise the bar not only for visual aesthetics but to create more energy-efficient homes and green, sustainable
Tips for Minimalist Interior Design Style for the Home
Brooklyn interior design firms are always working to combine the best of the old and the new in our great classic architecture. It isn’t just about over-the-top contemporary or traditional work, but sometimes it is about minimalist interior design: clean,
What is Japandi Interior Design? Three Characteristics to Know
Since I’m both a Japanese interior designer born in Hawaii with heavily Asian influences—but started my career as Scandinavian mid-century started to take off—I’ve been doing Japandi interior design before it even had a name. Interior designers in New York
The Challenges and Rewards of Designing Small Spaces
Small spaces need big ideas. As an interior designer in New York, I specialize in designing small spaces and helping my clients make the best out of their cubic footage. Making a smaller apartment or room physically or visually larger is
Creating a Playroom That Will Grow With Your Kid(s)
As an interior decorator in Brooklyn, I've helped many families design fun, functional kids' playrooms. Though my partner and I have no kids of our own, we have plenty of nieces and nephews of varying ages with a variety of
Make Your Home Greener, Happier, and Healthier
As one of the top interior designers in New York, we understand how the use of effective botany can dramatically change a space. From the type of plant to the placement, these choices will make your space greener and help
A Bittersweet Goodbye: The Estate of Patrick McCarthy
I love integrating vintage items into my designs because they end up being inspirations from different viewpoints throughout history. This is how I learned about Jean Michel Frank tables, mid-century modern furniture differences between Europe and the US, Louis Philippe cabinets,