LIVING ROOM
Built-ins painted in Domingue Architectural Finishes mineral paint in Primrose (insets) and Fine Paints of Europe GC822 (trim) flank the original marble mantel. Flush mount: Remains Lighting Company. Chandelier: Room. Curtains: custom, in Lee Jofa fabric. Rug: custom, Erden.
Stern wanted to host parties, not just dinners. Paneling painted in Farrow & Ball Skylight lets her hang art salon-style. Nearby are a dining table slash pool table and a piano. Wall plaster: Brique, Domingue Architectural Finishes. Chairs: Rose Tarlow.
Every artist needs light and color.
A historic ranch in the Forest Hills section of Nashville was missing those key elements when painter Elizabeth Stern bought it in 2020, but it had other unique charms. For starters, it had barely been touched since it was built in 1950—a renovator’s dream. Then there was the property, more than eight acres (yes, within city limits), including a poolhouse and barn—structures now more difficult to build thanks to zoning restrictions. Stern saw an opportunity and knew a good design team could help her transform it. So she called on local architecture firm Pfeffer Torode, and the project’s lead architect, Erin Cypress, brought in interior designer Liz Bonesio to tackle the job. Over the next two years, the three concocted a plan to fill the ranch with color and personality, and bring the light of day into its darker recesses.
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A Change of Direction
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Hold the Line
Big choices can feel totally elegant-as one designer proves. Just stick to a restrained color palette and then don't hold back.
JOY COMES FIRST
When happiness gets prioritized above resale value, you decorate fearlessly. It's how one homeowner brought this charming San Antonio cottage back to life.
Quiet Time
Warm tones and natural textures took this Indiana home from cavernous to cozy.
Charmed, I'm Sure
What happens when a free-spirited attitude meets a classic sensibility? In this Long Island house, it's the perfect match
For the LOVE of HOME
Our annual Whole Home project has always been a celebration of how meaningful design can create a safe haven from the chaos of the world around us. Never has that mission been more important.
The Bold & The Beautiful
A Georgian-style estate swaps fussy formality for rich colors, plentiful patterns, and functionality reflective of family life.
French Dressing
Can you really turn a big Texas home into a charming Francophile retreat? Oui, oui.
Tailor Made
In a competitive real estate market, a couple decides against house hunting and goes all in on a custom build in the heart of Dallas.
One Foot in the Sand
A whimsical space blends island style with classic details and references to the past.
