February Edition: Interiors I'm loving as of late
Five stunning homes to fall in love with.
There's something charming and love-worthy about each of these distinctive homes. Ceara Donnelley’s NYC home exudes French flair, Georgie Stogdon’s minimalist yet unique space is effortlessly stylish, and a Giancarlo Valle designed townhome is full of rich color. I hope you enjoy.
A Provence Inspired New York Pied-à-Terre
When interior designer Ceara Donnelley was casually browsing real estate listings, she stumbled upon a one-bedroom apartment on Horatio Street in Manhattan’s West Village. Not expecting to find anything special, she was instantly captivated when she stepped inside. "Wait, I’m not in New York. I’m in Europe. I’m in France. There’s a garden," she recalls. The space felt like a slice of Provence. Ceara, a former lawyer turned designer, transformed the apartment into a welcoming retreat, layering antiques and textiles to enhance its rustic elegance.
Read more here and in House & Garden’s recent issue.
A Charming Hamptons Home
The design of this home by interior designer Melissa Lee of Bespoke Only draws inspiration from the Springs' historic district, known for its artistic heritage, creating a space that feels spontaneous and uncontrived. A mix of vintage furniture from various eras and styles brings a lived-in, creative atmosphere, while custom millwork, like a Shaker-inspired dining bench, adds a touch of simplicity and grace. The result is a cozy, eclectic home that blends old-world charm with modern comfort, offering a relaxed and layered feel.
Read more on Architectural Digest.
The London Flat of Interior Designer Georgie Stogdon
Georgie Stogdon’s north London flat reflects her minimalist, balanced aesthetic and smart budgeting. By focusing on a few standout pieces, like a stunning new staircase and a striking Verde Antigua marble in the kitchen, she creates a space that feels both considered and effortless. Most of the furniture is repurposed or antique, with one key item often sparking the design for the entire room. The result is a space where everything feels intentional, with minimalism at its core.
Read more on House & Garden.
A Soho Townhouse by Designer Giancarlo Valle
Giancarlo Valle transformed this five-story Manhattan townhouse into a vibrant, personalized space for a young creative family. Embracing bold colors and unique furniture, Valle created a distinct mood in each room, staying true to his signature design style. A standout piece is the bespoke burled oak dining table, sculpted to include two zones, making it versatile for both large gatherings and smaller parties. The design maintains a cohesive feel while offering individuality and warmth throughout the home.
Read more on Architectural Digest.
A Hudson Valley Home Filled with Color and Pattern
When Coco and Tim Quinlan sought help redesigning their upstate New York country house, they turned to neighbor Mieke ten Have, a renowned stylist known for transforming spaces with her eye for detail. “This wasn’t something she usually does,” Coco said to Architectural Digest. “But I knew Mieke’s taste was impeccable. I had fallen in love with her style.” The outcome? A vibrant, pattern-rich home that effortlessly reflects the Quinlans' bold aesthetic — all thanks to the guidance of a friend whose discerning eye and innate sense of taste led the way.
Read more on Architectural Digest.
Xx Charlotte
Wow great edit 😍
Such a good round up! I'm so inspired by all these playful patterns. Thanks for sharing :)