Architectural Digest

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Go Figured • Stone takes center stage in this Casablanca bathroom by Karl Fournier and Olivier Marty of the AD100 firm Studio KO (page 154). Here, the dynamic duo eschewed trendy book-matching in favor of marble panels so saturated with pattern that their natural veining camouflages any seams. We mined the space for some solid ideas….

editor’s letter

Flower Power • Lee Jofa’s Hollyhock pattern, more than 100 years old, is still fresh as ever

Life Update • One door closes and another opens as Robert Couturier settles into a Manhattan home packed with old-world charms

Launch List • Our monthly picks of the best new designs from around the world

DISCOVERIES

Calling Card • The Melbourne office of David Flack extends an invitation to probe the AD100 designer’s sense and sensibility

DISCOVERIES

Wish Fulfillment • For Juliana Lima Vasconcellos, a first collection with RH marks a dream come true

AD100 • Today’s top talents in interior decoration, architecture, and landscape design. These are the names to know now!

Sarah Sherman Samuel Inc.

Bercy Chen Studio

Sally Breer World

Yinka Ilori

Ryan Lawson

Nickey Kehoe

Sara Story Design

Sachs Lindores Architecture, Interiors

Bryan O’Sullivan Studio

Oliver Freundlich Design

Lina Ghotmeh—Architecture

Laura Gonzalez

Hugo Toro

Geremia Design

REX

QUIET TIME • At a historic Southampton estate, Atelier AM and Miranda Brooks Landscape Design deliver a master class on the twin virtues of beauty and restraint

TOUCH THE SKY • In an aerie high above Manhattan, Kelly Behun composes a personal ode to the city she’s made her own

MOROCCAN OASIS • Studio KO crafts a rule-breaking home base for fearless clients in Casablanca

mountain light • In Aspen, designer Shawn Henderson outfits a family home in easygoing but elevated style

design notes • THE DETAILS THAT MAKE THE LOOK

team work • Amanda Ross Bacon turns to her friend Muriel Brandolini to help breathe new life into an Arts and Crafts cottage in the Hamptons

design notes • THE DETAILS THAT MAKE THE LOOK

PERIOD DRAMA • Can a Gilded Age home catalyze urgent community conversations? At the Newark Museum of Art’s Ballantine House, Linda C. Harrison bets yes

LIVING LEGEND • Old meets new in a sensitive update by Michael S. Smith to a storied apartment on Manhattan’s Upper East Side

Tell the Tale