Hi all, it’s Kate Cabiltes! I’m so happy to have stumbled across this living room by Alyssa Kapito Interiors on Pinterest because it let me into this designer’s world of refined modern taste. Though often outfitted in muted color palettes her rooms are statement making often because of the striking array of textures, shapes and... Read more
Hi, it’s Kate Cabiltes! Though I’ve never had the pleasure of staying in Hero Beach Club, I discovered this hot spot while randomly scrolling Instagram. Located at The End of the World on Montauk, this beach haven opened last summer in a 1950s motel. Designed by Manhattan design firm Curious Yellow, the hotel gives off... Read more
Wow, how is it already the end of May? With all the ICFF prep and payhem that we just got done with I am super late to the game writing this post. Here goes. Motumo Linen is my first pick for May. As soon as it gets warm I am all about wearing dresses (selecting... Read more
Hey, Kate Cabiltes here! It’s no secret that I think every interior designed by Amber Interiors turns to gold and this slate and copper bathroom is my favorite yet from her portfolio of bathrooms. The clean white walls and light wood double vanity (a similar one could be found here) contrast with both the dark... Read more
Hello, Kate Cabiltes here! I made a mental note of this nursery space months back after spotting it on My Domaine because I was intrigued by the unconventional beauty of it. While most nurseries are decked out in pastels, this room has a dark hued palette anchored by the deep blue walls and black painted... Read more
Hi, Kate Cabiltes here! Is it just me or is this terrazzo trend starting to grow on you? I was never too familiar with terrazzo until recently when I’ve seen the look popping up all over the place. Traditional terrazzo is a composite material with chips of quartz, granite, marble, et cetera used for floors... Read more
Hi, Kate Cabiltes here! You design gurus may have noticed an uptick on social media of furniture shots resembling these banquettes and chairs in this image from the stunning La Rambla Restaurant in Hong Kong. Furniture caning is making a statement in many hot spots and is becoming an increasingly popular option among furniture retailers.... Read more
Hi, Kate Cabiltes here! Boston-based designer Cecilia of Cecilia Casagrande Interiors designed this kitchen for her own home where she cooks for her children often. I love the sense of community and entertaining that this room fosters. Not only is it open with high ceilings and plenty of floor space but there are multiple spots... Read more
In honor of High Point Market, this week our Design Crush is one of our favorite high end furniture designers, Coil and Drift. Coil and Drift’s luxurious American-made furniture is body conscious and emphasizes a functional creative form. The studio creates luxurious American-made contemporary furniture, lighting, and accessories that emphasize creative form, sustainability and effortless functionality. Their collection... Read more
Hi, it’s Kate Cabiltes! This master bedroom space by Toronto firm Ali Budd Interiors is an excellent example of refined modernism. There are plenty of patterned pieces and modern elements utilized but by limiting the color palette to just a few shades in mostly neutrals it comes across as high end and pleasing to the... Read more
Hi, Kate Cabiltes here! The blush and millennial pink look trending for some time now is still not old in my book! I’ve been drawn to the bevy of pink and blush minimalist bedrooms that have been popping up more across design blogs. A huge fan of the work of designer Sarah Sherman Samuel already,... Read more
As purveyors of luxury hardware, we adore high end interior designers with a distinctive voice. This week we are honored to feature the charismatic work of boutique hotel maven, Dorothée Meilichzon. Her interiors exude ambiance with an unique, fresh vintage meets modern aesthetic. Meilichzon and her team from the Parisian design firm, Chzon, are skillful orchestrators of distinctive restaurants,... Read more