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What does it take to lure ELLE DECOR A-List designer Alfredo Paredes (@alfredoparedesstudio ) out of the Big Apple? A Gatsby-era mansion. Built in 1929, the mansion is the work of one of Paredes’s favorite architects, Harrie T. Lindeberg, known for crafting graceful country estates for wealthy New Yorkers in the early 20th century. (The address, in Locust Valley, is where F. Scott Fitzgerald found inspiration for The Great Gatsby’s East Egg.) Clad in stately brick, topped with ceramic roof tiles, and set back on a prime five-acre lot that abuts a nature preserve, the home retains a cottagey feel, despite clocking in at 11,000 square feet. “I hate to say I was born to live here,” Paredes says. “But I was born to renovate her. She called to me.” To see inside this stately 1929 residence, as shown in our April 2024 Designers at Home issue, click the link in bio. Written by Max Berlinger. Photographed by @noedewitt . Styled by @howardwchristian .
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Artist and sculptor Richard Serra, who died yesterday at the age of 85, was known for his gravity-defying, site-specific works wrought from monumental slabs of steel. But he also had a robust painting and drawing practice. In fact, many of his abstract, two-dimensional works—which were painted using materials like black oil paint sticks and wax—are prominent features in the homes we’ve shown in our pages over the years. “Your life’s a nanosecond,” he once said. “If you have a contribution to make, then make it. Don’t bitch about it, just do it.” Swipe through to discover the work of this legendary artist. Slide 1: In a Malibu home designed by Steven Gambrel, the large painting is by Serra. Photo by @douglasfriedman . Slide 2: In a New York apartment designed by David Netto, the large painting behind the sofa is a work by Serra. Photo by @francescolagnese . Slide 3: In the Montreal home of identical twins Byron and Dexter Peart, the painting behind the vintage table is by Serra. @maximebrouillet . Slide 4: The artist alongside one of his works in Paris in 2008. Photo by Raphael GAILLARDE/Gamma-Rapho via Getty Images.
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In this Connecticut home, designer Jenna Chused (@chusedandco ) opted to create refined rustic spaces that still maintain all the hallmarks of a classic farmhouse—but with a flirtatious edge. She eschewed played-out modern farmhouse hallmarks (think weathered-everything and sliding barn doors) in favor of audacious color choices. This bathroom, for instance, got a hit of bright blue with a bold floral wallpaper hung above dark gray wainscoting. Click the link in bio to tour the rest of this utterly charming country escape. Written by @rachelesilva_ . Photographed by @william.jess.laird . Styled by @tessawatson .
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When your living room features a 1979 photograph of Diana Ross, you’re ahead of the celebratory wishes on the legendary singer’s 80th birthday. 🎉 This tasteful portrait, by photographer Francesco Scavullo, is but one treasure in Eric Egan’s (@eric.egan ) layered Milan apartment. Because icons deserve equally iconic settings. To see inside this five-star-worthy Milan flat, as shown in our April 2024 Designers at Home issue, click the link in bio. Written by @whatpaolasees . Photographed by @francescodolfophotography . Styled by @oliviagregorystylist .
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Everything’s coming up roses in interior designer John-Mark Horton (@johnmarkhorton ) French Riviera home—and for the terrace, we mean that literally. Here, fragrant Sénateur Lafollette blooms frame the dining area—and a crystal-clear view of Monaco. Click the link in the bio to tour the rest of this dreamy residence, as featured in the ELLE DECOR Archive. Written by @peterericterzian . Produced by @mieketenhave . Photographed by @ricardolabougle .
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The living room of this Milan apartment has an arresting feature: a hand-painted @fromentaldesign wallpaper inspired by antique Japanese screens. It wraps around the entire living room with no repetitions, making it essentially one sweeping landscape mural. But a custom stainless steel panel above the vintage French sofa lends an unexpected contemporary edge. “The apartment is filled with things I bought over the years and really love,” says its owner, the designer Eric Egan (@eric.egan ). To see inside this five-star-worthy Milan flat, as shown in our April 2024 Designers at Home issue, click the link in bio. Written by @whatpaolasees . Photographed by @francescodolfophotography . Styled by @oliviagregorystylist .
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No contest, this is definitely the world’s most glamorous studio apartment. Its interior opulence is fitting, given that the Manhattan apartment was designed by Gilded Age starchitect Stanford White of McKim, Mead & White in 1903 for the newspaper publisher and politician Joseph Pulitzer and his family. ELLE DECOR A-List designer Jean Liu (@jeanliudesign ) knew just how to bring the studio’s high ceilings and decorative plasterwork (depicting putti, tambourines, fruit, acanthus leaves, and urns) back down to earth—with a set of embroidered wall panels by de Gournay (@degournay ) depicting floating mountains. Click the link in the bio to tour the rest of this Normandy escape, as featured in our March 2024 issue. Written by @cokhio . Photographed by @noedewitt . Styled by @howardwchristian .
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It is said that the bathroom is the place where brilliant ideas are born and then promptly forgotten. Perhaps less promptly in this lavish, luxuriant bathroom, complete with a sumptuous 1920s shell chair within which everyone will linger longer. And that’s just the beginning in ELLE DECOR A-List Titan Robert Couturier’s (@real_robert_couturier ) 17th-century Normandy escape. “I think I was born designing,” he says. “I had absolutely no inclination to do anything else.” Clearly. Click the link in the bio to tour the rest of this Normandy escape, as featured in our March 2024 issue. Written by @cokhio . Photographed by @sylviebecquet . Styled by @tessawatson .
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Fortunately, overstaying one’s welcome is what the Bettina Lolas’s home decor is all about, according to Venezuelan-born designer Carlos Mota (@casamota ), with whom Lolas has designed several homes. A carefree vibe permeates the entire home—especially in the selection of artwork. Mota and Lolas opted to decorate the walls with museum posters and treasures from her global travels rather than pricey paintings. Here, for instance, the console table is Indonesian, and the plates are from Egypt. Click the link in bio for the full tour, exclusive to elledecor.com. Written by @bebehoworth ; Photographed by @bjornwallander .
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Whoever said joining the dark side was a bad thing? The inky black kitchen of this Hampton’s home, designer Eve Robinson’s (@everobinsonassociates ) family home, is a bold statement in the best of ways. The ebony stained ash cabinets and carbon gray stone counters contrast with the light-bleached oak paneling and cream-colored floors for a look that is timeless and bold. Dinner will be inspired every evening in this dramatic culinary space! To see inside this deceptively simple Hamptons retreat, as shown in our April 2024 Designers at Home issue, click the link in bio. Written by @looslips . Photographed by @joshuamchughphotography .
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Some decor achieves greatness by stirring the mind. Thankfully, that’s not Eve Robinson’s (@everobinsonassociates ) style. The designer’s work soothes the mind and lets the body relax. Her lovely, livable style is on ample display in the Hamptons house, completed last year in the town of Wainscott, New York, that she decorated for her own family. The deceptively simple, barnlike structure, surrounded by fescue grass meadow and catalpa trees, was designed by James Merrell of @merrellsoulearchitects . And it’s a total breath of fresh air. To see inside this dreamy Hamptons retreat, as shown in our April 2024 Designers at Home issue, click the link in bio. Written by @looslips . Photographed by @joshuamchughphotography
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When designers Eric Hughes (@erichughesdesign ) and Nathan Turner (@nturnerdesign ) got their hands on a ranch-style home in Ojai, California, they were set on flipping it. Instead, they fell in love with it and proceeded to turn it into their own private Eden—one that reminded the couple of their California childhoods. In the guest room, the Orange Crush wallpaper—designed by Turner for @wallshoppeofficial , the wallpaper company where he and Hughes are co-creative directors—is an ode to Ojai’s famous citrus groves.“We both have that touchstone of what old-school California is, and we wanted that,” Turner says. Click the link in bio to tour the rest of this utterly charming ranch-style house, as shown in our April 2024 Designers at Home issue. Written by @marthamccully . Photographed by @rogerdaviesphotography . Styled by @howardwchristian .
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