January Edition: Interiors I'm loving as of late
New year, new interiors.
Kicking off the year with projects that offer an effortless blend of warmth and elegance—a style I’m ready to bring into the new year. Here’s the first roundup for 2025, I hope you enjoy.
A Parisian Duplex by Maxime Bousquet
Founded in 2020, Maxime Bousquet's architectural practice has swiftly established itself with a unique blend of residential and commercial projects. Among his notable collaborations is his work with Jeanne Damas, the visionary behind the Rouje brand, for whom he designed both a chic boutique in Paris' Victor Hugo district and a sophisticated duplex home. As Bousquet’s practice continues to evolve, a new wave of residential projects is set to unfold in 2025—stay tuned.
Read more on Architectural Digest.
A California Chalet from Studio Shamshiri
Studio Shamshiri, an LA-based architecture and interior design studio, was entrusted with the renovation and restoration of Anne Hathaway’s 3,500-square-foot Southern Californian estate. The two-story home, originally designed by renowned architect Myron Hunt in 1906, stands as one of only fifteen Swiss chalet-inspired residences ever built in California during that era. Soft hues of pink, green, and burgundy accentuate the home's classic charm, while a curated collection of eclectic furniture and textiles—infused with influences of fashion and fantasy—bring a whimsical yet refined character to the space.
Read more on Introspective and House & Garden.
Chused & Co Transforms a Connecticut 1860s Farmhouse
Designed for a young couple embarking on family life, this farmhouse is a celebration of playfulness, color, and adaptability. Chused & Co's approach embraced the joy of mixing patterns and bold hues, transforming the home into a dynamic and visually rich environment. The farmhouse strikes a perfect balance between vibrant, adaptable spaces and practical design, resulting in a home that is as stylish as it is inviting.
Read more on Elle Decor.
Seth Meyers and Alexi Ashe’s Martha’s Vineyard Home
If you haven’t picked up a copy of Ashe Leandro's debut book, you might be surprised to learn that Ariel Ashe is Seth Meyers’ sister-in-law. The book, a milestone for the firm, showcases some of the duo’s most recent projects, including a special one: Seth Meyers and Alexi Ashe’s Martha’s Vineyard home. Completed in 2022, this pandemic-era retreat was a labor of love where Ariel and her design partner, Reinaldo Leandro, had near total creative freedom. The result is a home that feels effortlessly stylish, filled with meticulously chosen furniture yet never heavy-handed. Designed for a young family, the space radiates a relaxed, inviting atmosphere perfect for gathering during holidays. Small, thoughtful details are tucked into nearly every corner, but it’s when the house is filled with the laughter and energy of family that it truly comes alive—a sentiment echoed by both the designers and the Meyers-Ashe family.
Read more on Vogue.
An Artfully Curated Apartment by Augusta Hoffman
In their first meeting, Augusta Hoffman’s client presented an Oscar de la Renta dress as the starting point for her apartment's design—a flirty, short strapless dress in mellow ocher with a jewel-toned ikat pattern. While the 1,300-square-foot apartment had been renovated by its former owners, the space’s grand, urbane style didn’t quite reflect the new owner, a 30-something businesswoman seeking a more personal, layered feel. The goal? Design an apartment that balanced refinement, serenity, and comfort. Hoffman brought in a mix of new and vintage pieces, rich textures, and curated accessories—creating a home that reflected both her client’s current life and the one she was growing into.
Read more on Elle Decor.
Xx Charlotte
I love how eclectic and comfortable all these interiors feel.
Maxine seems to have a good handle on beige is it the dernier mode a Paris?