"Sliding glass-and-steel echo the windows and close off the study area. An Aeron chair stands at each workstation."
Interior design by Sally Markham.
Photography by Pieter Estersohn.
"Casual Comfort in Greenwich, Connecticut" by Christine Pittel.
House Beautiful (December 2006).
Sally Markham created the space in this popular pin, and many other designers - Pamela Pierce, Madeline Stuart, Bobby McAlpine, and Alexandra and Michael Misczynki of Atelier Am - use steel and glass windows and doors in their projects. These portals can unify the interior and exterior of a home - inviting the outside in with a simple, yet elegant frame. They work in a variety of residences - from a mountain home in North Carolina to elegant historic manors in Houston and Chicago to the sprawling eco-friendly compound a celebrity couple created in Los Angeles. Take a look at these examples . . .
Sally Markham created the space in this popular pin, and many other designers - Pamela Pierce, Madeline Stuart, Bobby McAlpine, and Alexandra and Michael Misczynki of Atelier Am - use steel and glass windows and doors in their projects. These portals can unify the interior and exterior of a home - inviting the outside in with a simple, yet elegant frame. They work in a variety of residences - from a mountain home in North Carolina to elegant historic manors in Houston and Chicago to the sprawling eco-friendly compound a celebrity couple created in Los Angeles. Take a look at these examples . . .
"Interior designer Sally Markham designed the banquette, covered in Grandeau faux leather in Spearmint from Hines. Wyeth's split-bamboo breakfast table is surrounded by Speke Klein's Ideal chairs."
Interior design by Sally Markham.
Photography by Pieter Estersohn.
"Casual Comfort in Greenwich, Connecticut" by Christine Pittel.
House Beautiful (December 2006).
Here are some before-and-after photos of work by interior designer Madeline Stuart. The steel-and-glass doors transform an ordinary space and draw the eye toward the verdant landscape outside . . .
"Stuart inserted this steel-and-glass door (new windows at right) to frame a spectacular vista. Featured in the February 2010 issue."
Interior design by Madeline Stuart.
"Before" photo on left: Madeline Stuart.
"After" photo on right: Victoria Pearson.
"Makeover of an L.A. House: Before and After"
House Beautiful.
Houston designer Pamela Pierce recommends old casement doors and windows with thin mullions: "This is a style that they often used in the 20s when they built houses. I like the appearance of old steel casement doors and windows with thin mullions because it adds character and increases light in the space. I have them custom made and use them as often as possible. They work in a variety of projects from a beach house in Manhattan Beach and hacienda in El Paso to a French-style house in Houston."
Interior design by Pamela Pierce, Pierce Designs and Associates.
Photography by Peter Vitale.
"Well-Advised: Pamela Pierce" by Catherine Lee Davis.
Veranda.
Pamela Pierce uses steel casement doors in her own house, as you can see in the photo below . . .
Interior design by Alexandra and Michael Misczynski, Atelier AM.
"Well-Lived: Bathrooms in Veranda" by Dayle Wood.
Veranda (March 2010).
"A free-thinking duo sees the modernity in the shape of a George III cabinet and has the imagination to pair it with contemporary furnishings in a spare, gallery-like setting."
Interior design by Alexandra and Michael Misczynski, Atelier AM.
Photography by John Coolidge.
"The Archives: Veranda's Most Memorable Rooms by Mario Lopez-Cordero.
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"Janus et Cie umbrella and iron furniture. Windowed steel doors manufactured by Hope's. Sisal rug. Table flowers by Ex Floreus of Lake Forest."
French Norman-style manor house near Lake Michigan in the Village of Lake Bluff, an historic Chicago suburb.
Interior design by Gail Plechaty, Real Simple Design.
Landscape design by Dorothy and Barton Herbert.
Photography by Janet Mesic Mackie.
Styled by Hilary Rose.
Text by Dana Micucci.
"Chicago Harmony"
Veranda.
"Barn-style structure in distressed redwood with custom steel doors leads to courtyard and house. Brookstone concrete balls."
A new Napa Valley home.
Interior design by Barbara Colvin, Barbara Colvin and Co.
Architecture by Howard Backen.
Landscape design by Claudia Schmidt.
Photography by Alec Hemer.
Styled by John Costello.
Text by Degen Pener.
"Napa Viewpoint"
Veranda (September - October 2006).
"Barn-style structure in distressed redwood with custom steel doors leads to courtyard and house."
A new Napa Valley home.
Interior design by Barbara Colvin, Barbara Colvin and Co.
Architecture by Howard Backen.
Landscape design by Claudia Schmidt.
Photography by Alec Hemer.
Styled by John Costello.
Text by Degen Pener.
"Napa Viewpoint"
Veranda (September - October 2006).
Here are some before-and-after photos of work by interior designer Madeline Stuart. The steel-and-glass doors transform an ordinary space and draw the eye toward the verdant landscape outside . . .
"Stuart inserted this steel-and-glass door (new windows at right) to frame a spectacular vista. Featured in the February 2010 issue."
Interior design by Madeline Stuart.
"Before" photo on left: Madeline Stuart.
"After" photo on right: Victoria Pearson.
"Makeover of an L.A. House: Before and After"
House Beautiful.
"In bath, custom vanity and steel doors; Niermann Weeks sconce; Florentine 18th-c. chandelier; antique French stool; stone floor and countertop by Compas; Waterworks faucetry."
Dan and Luana Romanelli's home on the Malibu coast.
Interior design by Madeline Stuart.
Architecture by Stephen Giannetti.
Photo by Dominique Vorillon.
Text by Degen Pener.
"Leading With Style" produced by Mary Jane Ryburn.
Veranda (July - August 2008).
Interior design by Pamela Pierce, Pierce Designs and Associates.
Photography by Peter Vitale.
"Well-Advised: Pamela Pierce" by Catherine Lee Davis.
Veranda.
Pamela Pierce uses steel casement doors in her own house, as you can see in the photo below . . .
"A wall of steel doors opens the kitchen to the garden. Custom stainless steel island. Bull from a 19th-c. French butcher shop."
Interior designer Pamela Pierce's 1926 stucco manse in Houston's Museum District.
Interior design by homeowner Pamela Pierce, Pierce Designs and Associates.
Photography by Laura Resen.
"Well-Lived: Pamela Pierce's Houston House" by Frances Schultz.
Veranda.
"When we gutted the original kitchen, we lifted the ceiling, pushed the walls out, and added a huge steel window with French doors. You look out on a garden with lavender, roses, and citrus trees. That's where all the color is. When you cut some flowers and bring them in, the color happens organically."
Kitchen in Los Angeles, California.
Interior design by Chris Barrett.
Photography by Victoria Pearson.
Stylist: Sean McGowan.
Interview by Christine Pittel.
"Kitchen of the Month" produced by Samantha Emmerling.
House Beautiful (March 2013).
Kitchen in Los Angeles, California.
Interior design by Chris Barrett.
Photography by Victoria Pearson.
Stylist: Sean McGowan.
Interview by Christine Pittel.
"Kitchen of the Month" produced by Samantha Emmerling.
House Beautiful (March 2013).
"A 17th-century Italian walnut throne chair meets antique terra-cotta flooring in the master bath."
Architect: William Hablinski.
Interior design by Alexandra and Michael Misczynski, Atelier AM.
Photography by Pieter Estersohn.
Text by Mayer Rus.
"A Classical Las Vegas Home" produced by Howard Christian.
Architectural Digest (September 2012).
"Well-Lived: Bathrooms in Veranda" by Dayle Wood.
Veranda (March 2010).
Interior design by Alexandra and Michael Misczynski, Atelier AM.
Photography by John Coolidge.
"The Archives: Veranda's Most Memorable Rooms by Mario Lopez-Cordero.
Veranda.
French Norman-style manor house near Lake Michigan in the Village of Lake Bluff, an historic Chicago suburb.
Interior design by Gail Plechaty, Real Simple Design.
Landscape design by Dorothy and Barton Herbert.
Photography by Janet Mesic Mackie.
Styled by Hilary Rose.
Text by Dana Micucci.
"Chicago Harmony"
Veranda.
A new Napa Valley home.
Interior design by Barbara Colvin, Barbara Colvin and Co.
Architecture by Howard Backen.
Landscape design by Claudia Schmidt.
Photography by Alec Hemer.
Styled by John Costello.
Text by Degen Pener.
"Napa Viewpoint"
Veranda (September - October 2006).
A new Napa Valley home.
Interior design by Barbara Colvin, Barbara Colvin and Co.
Architecture by Howard Backen.
Landscape design by Claudia Schmidt.
Photography by Alec Hemer.
Styled by John Costello.
Text by Degen Pener.
"Napa Viewpoint"
Veranda (September - October 2006).
"Modern glass-and-steel doors set onto the glorious heart of the house: an open porch with canvas curtains to pull shut. The sofa and chairs are from Rusticks. The Orkney child's chair is from Mainly Baskets. Rug from Bounds Cave."
A young family's home in Cashiers, North Carolina.
Interior design by Kathleen Rivers.
Architect: Stanley Dixon.
Photography by Francesco Lagnese.
"A Rustic Retreat in the Blue Ridge Mountains" by Mimi Read.
House Beautiful (November 2010).
"Henselstone is a great source for steel windows. We used their heavy, oversized windows for our very contemporary house at the beach. Not only are they beautiful, but the quality is just fabulous."
Interior design by Nancy Braithwaite.
Photography by Melanie Acevedo.
"Well-Advised: Nancy Braithwaite" by Catherine Lee Davis.
"In the master bathroom, the custom steel-and-glass enclosures for the two showers (see reflection in mirror) were handmade by Seekircher Steel Window Repair. Its hardware and the sink's are by Waterworks. Floor tiles, countertop, and sink are from Urban Archaeology. The woven striped wastebasket is from Gracious Home."
Home in Bedford, New York.
Interior design by Jeffrey Bilhuber.
Photography by Don Freeman.
"The Ultimate Craftsmanship" by Mimi Read.
House Beautiful (November 2007).
Interior design by Jeffrey Bilhuber.
Photography by Don Freeman.
"The Ultimate Craftsmanship" by Mimi Read.
House Beautiful (November 2007).
"In the master bathroom, custom steel and glass showers flank the doorway. The bamboo ladder holds towels."
Home in Bedford, New York.
Interior design by Jeffrey Bilhuber.
Photography by Don Freeman.
"The Ultimate Craftsmanship" by Mimi Read.
House Beautiful (November 2007).
Interior design by Jeffrey Bilhuber.
Photography by Don Freeman.
"The Ultimate Craftsmanship" by Mimi Read.
House Beautiful (November 2007).
"In the kitchen . . . a linen curtain runs on a track spanning the room and can be pulled 'to conceal the mess of preparation,' [designer Beth] Webb says. Steel-and-glass casements frame views of the pool and garden. KWC Gastro faucet."
Curtain fabric: Samba in Whitewash by Larsen.
Home in Atlanta.
Interior design by Beth Webb, Beth Webb Interiors.
Photography by William Abranowicz.
"Go Light"
House Beautiful (June 2012).
"Restoration glass in stainless steel frames and a vaulted ceiling are a calibrated backdrop for shapely antiques and sumptiously proportioned seating."
Designed by Bobby McAlpine and Ray Booth, McAlpine Booth and Ferrier Interiors.
Photography by Peter Vitale.
"The Archives: Veranda's Most Memorable Rooms" by Mario Lopez-Cordero.
"The dining area's pendant lights are by O'Lampia Studio, the armchairs are slip-covered in a Summer Hill fabric, and the metal sign is vintage."
Meg Ryan's home on Martha's Vineyard.
Interior design by Marsha Russell, Satinwood, Ltd.
Photography by William Waldron.
"Meg Ryan Hits the Beach" by Ingrid Abramovitch.
Elle Decor (June 2010).
"Antique Tunisian tile from Exquisite Surfaces makes a lively backsplash in the kitchen, which is appointed with Formations pendant lights, marble countertops from Compas Architectural Stone, custom-made alder cabinetry, an oak island, and a Wolf range. The [home's] steel doors and window frames, all by Optimum Window, are in a customized bronze finish."
Los Angeles, California, home of Gisele Bundchen, Tom Brady and their children.
Interiors by Joan Behnke and Associates.
Architecture: Landry Design Group.
Photography by Roger Davies.
Text by Mayer Rus.
"Comforts of Home" produced by Carlos Mota.
Architectural Digest (October 2013).
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"In the kitchen, sconces from Urban Electric Co. illuminate the sink areas, and pendant lights designed by Rela [Gleason] are installed over stainless-steel islands; Thermador refrigerator and freezer columns (one unseen) bookend the far counter, and the range is by Wolf."
Casa Kulanu, the Napa Valley home of Rela Gleason, interior designer and creative director of Summer Hill, and her husband, Don.
Architecture by Bobby McAlpine, McAlpine Tankersley Architecture.
Photography by Roger Davies.
Text by Therese Bissell.
"A Fine Vintage" produced by Robert Rufino.
Architectural Digest (November 2011).
"A Summer Hill tray table and wing chair join Chinese chairs in the sunroom; the floor lamp is by Galerie des Lampes."
Casa Kulanu, the Napa Valley home of Rela Gleason, interior designer and creative director of Summer Hill, and her husband, Don.
Architecture by Bobby McAlpine, McAlpine Tankersley Architecture.
Photography by Roger Davies.
Text by Therese Bissell.
"A Fine Vintage" produced by Robert Rufino.
Architectural Digest (November 2011).
Los Angeles, California, home of Gisele Bundchen, Tom Brady and their children.
Interiors by Joan Behnke and Associates.
Architecture: Landry Design Group.
Photography by Roger Davies.
Text by Mayer Rus.
"Comforts of Home" produced by Carlos Mota.
Architectural Digest (October 2013).
"Industrial light fixtures and bluestone countertops complement white-oak cabinetry in the kitchen; the pulls are by E.R. Butler."
Manhattan duplex of writer Brad Goldfarb and Alfredo Paredes.
Interior design by Alfredo Paredes, executive vice president and chief retail creative officer of Ralph Lauren.
Renovation architect: Michael Neumann.
Photography by Miguel Flores-Vianna.
Text by Brad Goldfarb.
"Partners in Style" produced by Robert Rufino.
Architectural Digest (April 2012).
Casa Kulanu, the Napa Valley home of Rela Gleason, interior designer and creative director of Summer Hill, and her husband, Don.
Architecture by Bobby McAlpine, McAlpine Tankersley Architecture.
Photography by Roger Davies.
Text by Therese Bissell.
"A Fine Vintage" produced by Robert Rufino.
Architectural Digest (November 2011).
Casa Kulanu, the Napa Valley home of Rela Gleason, interior designer and creative director of Summer Hill, and her husband, Don.
Architecture by Bobby McAlpine, McAlpine Tankersley Architecture.
Photography by Roger Davies.
Text by Therese Bissell.
"A Fine Vintage" produced by Robert Rufino.
Architectural Digest (November 2011).
"A George III sofa with pillows in a Fortuny fabric joins burlap-clad antique Irish armchairs and a 1970s Silas Seandel bronze low table. An Andre Brasilier painting hangs above the Regency mantel from Chesney's; the 19th-century parquet floor is from Axel Vervoordt. Steel-framed glass doors . . . reveal the sweeping skiyline and bring a metropolitan immediacy into the apartment."
Manhattan apartment of antiques dealer Angus Wilkie and architectural designer Len Morgan.
Architectural renovation by Len Morgan.
Photography by Joshua McHugh.
Text by Angus Wilkie.
"Perfectly Precise" produced by Robert Rufino.
Architectural Digest (April 2013)
"A nine-foot-tall steel door replaced a wood door in the entry. The floor is reclaimed French limestone; mirror and chandelier from Oly Studios."
Jill Sharp Brinson's renovated cottage home in Atlanta.
Jill Sharp Brinson's renovated cottage home in Atlanta.
Interior design by Jill Sharp Brinson, Creative Director of Ballard Designs.
Photography by Simon Upton.
"Jill Brinson's Rustic and Luxurious Design" by Lisa Cregan.
"Brinson replaced a tile top on the Martha Stewart table with Georgia marble: 'Honed white marble makes it look like it's salvaged from some great patisserie in France. At least I can pretend. But the showstopper in my kitchen is the 14-foot-high arched steel window and door. The drama is big in here.' "
Jill Sharp Brinson's renovated cottage home in Atlanta.
Interior design by Jill Sharp Brinson, Creative Director of Ballard Designs.
Photography by Simon Upton.
"Jill Brinson's Rustic and Luxurious Design" by Lisa Cregan.
House Beautiful.
" 'I didn't incorporate upper cabinets in our kitchen because I didn't want to block the view of the garden,' Brinson says. The Dijon mustard-colored slop sink was an online find."
Jill Sharp Brinson's renovated cottage home in Atlanta.
Interior design by Jill Sharp Brinson, Creative Director of Ballard Designs.
Photography by Simon Upton.
"Jill Brinson's Rustic and Luxurious Design" by Lisa Cregan.
House Beautiful.
"No curtains required in the master bedroom. The garden screens the room from view. Brinson added steel testers, to raise the bed height, and designed adjustable clip-on reading lights. Bed curtains are in Les Indiennes' Indian Flower. 'I think simple nature-based patterns are the most restful.' The duvet is protected with a no-frills vintage French sheet. 'Sometimes we have three dogs watching TV with us - I have to be able to launder easily.' "
Jill Sharp Brinson's renovated cottage home in Atlanta.
Jill Sharp Brinson's renovated cottage home in Atlanta.
Interior design by Jill Sharp Brinson, Creative Director of Ballard Designs.
Photography by Simon Upton.
"Jill Brinson's Rustic and Luxurious Design" by Lisa Cregan.
House Beautiful.
"The design of the sink base is adapted from a French draper's table Brinson saw in Provence. Rohl's Bridge faucets in Tuscan Brass complement the antique look. Target mirror; Pottery Barn vase."
Jill Sharp Brinson's renovated cottage home in Atlanta.
Jill Sharp Brinson's renovated cottage home in Atlanta.
Interior design by Jill Sharp Brinson, Creative Director of Ballard Designs.
Photography by Simon Upton.
"Jill Brinson's Rustic and Luxurious Design" by Lisa Cregan.
"Large mirrors increase brightness. To keep focus on the views, designer Sloan Mauran skipped a mantel and adorned the living room chimney breast with sculptural kudu horns. Mirrors [by Ballard Designs] flanking the fireplace mimic the glass doors and reflect the outdoors inside."
Interior design by Sloan Mauran, Sloan Mauran Interior Design.
Architect: Thomas Kirchhoff, Kirchhoff Architects.
General contractor: Timothy Benitz, Benitz Building.
Photography by Kim Sargent.
Canadian House and Home (December 2012).
"Create the illusion of a Palladian style window or hang each section individually for a whole new look. Hand crafted steel frame with rust finish." 3-piece set includes 1 arch and 2 rectangles.
Grand Palais Mirror offered by Ballard Designs.
Photo via Ballard Designs website.
"A French lady of the 19th century sat in a coiffeur chair while having her hair styled. The delicate coloring of the fabric so enchanted the homeowner she decided not to have the chair recovered."
Home in River Oaks, an historic neighborhood in Houston, Texas.
Interior design by Babs Watkins, Watkins Culver Design - Antiques.
Architectural renovation by Patton W. Brooks.
Landscape design by Sarah W. Lake, M.L.A.
Photography by Peter Vitale.
Text by Charles L. Ross.
"Light Touch: An Unclouded Vision" produced by Chris King.
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Home in River Oaks, an historic neighborhood in Houston, Texas.
Interior design by Babs Watkins, Watkins Culver Design - Antiques.
Architectural renovation by Patton W. Brooks.
Landscape design by Sarah W. Lake, M.L.A.
Photography by Peter Vitale.
Text by Charles L. Ross.
"Light Touch: An Unclouded Vision" produced by Chris King.
Veranda.
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