Ever wonder what an interior designer’s own dwelling looks like? Join Julie Couch as she gives you a personal tour of her timeless Brentwood, Tennessee home and proves that you don’t have to sacrifice style for family-friendly functionality. Clean and understated, this home feels a little bit French, strategically mixing “indestructible” materials with the patina of antiques and the simplicity of modern furnishings. Styled in neutral colors, aged brass, animal prints and hints of glossy jewel tones, this home defines everyday glamour.
Designer Lucie Ayres shares her secret for adding warmth to a stark, modern California home. The dramatic roofline, a showstopping 12-foot metal door, stone floors and black cabinetry throughout make this home the epitome of modern architecture. Lucie’s solution? To counterbalance hard design elements with softer organic shapes and forms. By incorporating natural materials like jute and wool, a palette of earth tones and soothing images of nature, Lucie creates a simple, elegant and welcoming environment for her clients.
Designer Ethan Charles brings fresh California style to this 1960’s family home that he lovingly refers to as “The Little Encino House That Could.” Starting with a kitchen transformation to lighten, brighten, and open up the main living space, Ethan reveals how a mixture of natural textures, family-friendly fabrics, and a soft color palette can create a warm, coastal vibe that is both elevated and inviting.
Step inside the secret entrance of this edgy Parisian brownstone that tells the unique story of its owners’ heritage and style. Designer Natalie Hager leads the way through a Versailles-like hall of mirrors, then up in a historic elevator to one of her most distinctive renovations. Featuring a bold industrial vibe with curated moments of European charm, this home is progressive while preserving history, durable enough to house a pet bobcat, and feels like a modern slice of Paris overlooking downtown Nashville.
Take in the roar of the surf and fresh ocean air as designer Barrie Livingstone guides you through this tranquil Malibu beach house. Inspired by nature, this modern ocean escape celebrates its spectacular view with a neutral color palette accented by bursts of orange, green and blue, an open floor plan and clear glass staircase that offer a direct sight line to the ocean, and a galley style kitchen that mimics the feeling of being on a luxury yacht.
Designer Julie Couch reveals the mix of modern and timeless treasures that brings a unique flavor to this stunning Tennessee home. Designed for a long-time friend, this open floor plan features layers of French antiques, clean modern lines, comfortable upholstered seating, and dramatic lighting that is topped off by a lavish outdoor entertaining space for every occasion.
Designer Judi Lee-Carr brings organic modern living to this prairie-style home set in a cozy corner lot in Westlake Village, California. Beginning with its stunning landscaping and dramatic entryway, this home is all about crisp lines, eclectic style and bold statement pieces woven throughout a neutral, layered setting that is both welcoming and comfortable.
Angela Harris gives you a behind-the-scenes look at the design of the boutique apartment community Alexan Julian. Celebrating the rich history of downtown Denver, this multi-family project features architectural elements including metal detailing and “Denver brick” mixed with dramatic light fixtures, customized murals and stunning furniture pieces that meld old and new into lavish living.
Angela Harris reveals the design philosophy behind the Dylan community of cutting edge, luxury apartments: it's all about celebrating the unexpected. Inspired by the artistry and culture of its Denver neighborhood, this multi-family project features a black and white palette infused with vibrant colors, custom murals, and over-exaggerated décor designed to push creative boundaries.
Interior designer Angela Harris introduces Lowry, a community of modern luxury apartments inspired by the history of its locale. Once the site of Denver’s Lowry Air Force Base, this multi-family project incorporates design elements from travel, aviation and wellness to create a vibrant, yet serene home for its residents.
