"An antique chair was reupholstered and painted a glossy red."
San Francisco, California home built in the early-1900s.
Interior decoration by Julie Massucco Kleiner, Massucco Warner Miller Interior Design and Decoration.
Renovation architecture by Scott McGlashan.
Photography by Werner Straube.
"House with Vibrant Color and Light" text by Amy Elbert.
"The velvet-covered banquette serves as plush seating at the dining table, draped in purple burlap from Elegant Fabrics. The Kaihois' three-year-old daughter sits in the red Tripp Trapp high chair by Stokke."
East Village, New York City apartment of David Kaihoi, his wife Monique Simard, and their daughter.
Interior design by David Kaihoi.
Photography by Ngoc Minh Ngo.
"Living Big in a One-Bedroom" interview by Barbara King.
House Beautiful (July - August 2010).
"George Nakashima captain's chairs surround the dining area's [Thad] Hayes-designed walnut table; the pendant fixture is 1950s Stilnovo, and the large painting is Heerenlux by Daan van Golden."
Interior design by Thad Hayes.
Architecture by Leroy Street Studio.
Photography by Scott Frances.
"A Geometric Hamptons Guesthouse" text by Stephen Wallis.
Architectural Digest (August 2011).
"A campaign chest next to a painted red door with faux-horn trim."
Interior design by Miles Redd.
Photography by Thomas Loof.
"A Small and Colorful Manhattan Apartment" by Mimi Read.
House Beautiful (July 2009).
"Two well-edited wardrobes hang in a closet painted Benjamin Moore's Heritage Red in high-gloss oil."
Interior design by Miles Redd.
Photography by Thomas Loof.
"A Small and Colorful Manhattan Apartment" by Mimi Read.
"On the shelves, books and accessories ranging from seashells and coral to plates and paintings are placed so that the blue backing of the shelves can be seen. Blue paint: 'I've Got the Blues (Number 774)' by Benjamin Moore. Hermes limited edition scarf celebrating bicentennial anniversary of French Revolution."
Interior design by Patricia LaPierre, Greenwich Design Architect.
Photography by Michael Partenio.
"Shippan Designer Showhouse: Stamford, Connecticut" produced by Stacy Kunstel.
Traditional Home.
Interior design by Patricia LaPierre, Greenwich Design Architect.
Photography by Michael Partenio.
"Shippan Designer Showhouse: Stamford, Connecticut" produced by Stacy Kunstel.
Traditional Home.
"Because her house in Bridgehampton, New York, 'meanders around corners and up and down steps,' design consultant Ellen O'Neill couldn't make sense of the flow. So she painted everything Benjamin Moore's Linen White: 'It's the blank-canvas approach.' A vintage English road sign gives the dining room a focal point. Red chairs from Design Within Reach. Curtain fabric by Les Indiennes."
Ellen O'Neill's Bridgehampton, New York home.
Interior design by Ellen O'Neill.
Photography by John Kernick.
"A Hamptons Home in Red, White, and Vintage" by Christine Pittel.
House Beautiful (March 2011).
"A Waldo's Designs sandblasted-glass lamp hangs in the breakfast room; antique pots are displayed atop a lattice-front mahogany china cabinet, and dining chairs in a punchy red leather surround the walnut table."
Home of Ben Soleimani, head of Mansour Rug.
Interior decoration by Waldo Fernandez.
Photography by Roger Davies.
Text by Finn-Olaf Jones.
"Ben Soleimani's Refined Beverly Hills Home" produced by Robert Rufino.
Architectural Digest (November 2012).
"It's not a real Chippendale chair, but who cares when it's painted such a delicious red? Farrow and Ball's Green Ground 206 on the walls is the perfect complement. 'I found this chair in Florida on the Dixie Highway and fell in love with the high fretwork back. In brown it looked dreary, so I painted it pomegranate red. It turned out so well I'm going to reproduce it,' " said Ruthie Sommers.
Interior design by Ruthie Sommers.
House Beautiful.
"The interior of a kitchen cabinet echoes the red accents in the other ground-floor rooms, including the living room's seating and the library's throw pillows and rug."
Houston, Texas home of J. Randall Powers and William L. Caudell.
Interior decoration by J. Randall Powers.
Photography by Eric Piasecki.
Text by Mitchell Owens.
"A Houston Home Gets an Ultra-Refined Makeover" produced by Robert Rufino.
Architectural Digest (November 2011).
Houston, Texas home of J. Randall Powers and William L. Caudell.
Interior decoration by J. Randall Powers.
Photography by Eric Piasecki.
Text by Mitchell Owens.
"A Houston Home Gets an Ultra-Refined Makeover" produced by Robert Rufino.
Architectural Digest (November 2011).
"Small dose, big impact: Eldon Wong used a rich saturated red on the back interior of the cupboard built into the dining room wall of this 18th-century stone house. The brilliant color perfectly accents a 1950s Rosenthal china service by Raymond Loewy. Benjamin Moore's Redstone was used in Eldon Wong's cupboard."
"Custom-glazed subway tiles wrap the kitchen walls. Along with 1930s aluminum pendant lamps and a Beaux Arts-style clock, the space boasts a Lacanche range, a RangeCraft hood, and barstools from Sundance Catalog; the sink fittings are by Michael S. Smith for Kallista."
Old Westbury, New York, estate built in 1930 for Ogden Phipps.
Interior decoration by Steven Gambrel.
Renovation architecture by Oliver Cope and Olivia Rowan, Oliver Cope Architecture.
Photography by Oberto Gili.
Text by Christopher Petkanas.
"Steven Gambrel Revitalizes a 1930s New York Mansion" produced by Michael Reynolds.
Architectural Digest (September 2012).
"Pendant lights from Ann-Morris Antiques hang from the pressed-tin ceiling in the kitchen; the breakfast area is furnished with rod-back Windsor chairs, and the range is by Viking."
Stone-and-timber vacation home in Big Sky, Montana.
Interior decoration by Michael S. Smith.
Architecture by Locati Architects.
Photography by Roger Davies.
Text by Mayer Rus.
"A Rustic Yet Modern Montana Ski House" produced by Michael Reynolds.
Architectural Digest (December 2012).
"The kitchen is outfitted with walnut cabinetry designed by [Stephan] Jaklitsch, and a mirrored backsplash. The Sub-Zero refrigerator has customized lacquer panels, the range is by Bertazzoni, and the sink fittings are by Waterworks; the pieces of 19th-century Chinese export porcelain are from [Robert] Duffy's extensive collection."
Greenwich Village, New York home of Robert Duffy, president of Marc Jacobs.
Interior decoration by Richard McGeehan.
Renovation architect: Stephan Jaklitsch, Jaklitsch/Gardner Architects.
Photography by William Waldron.
Styled by Howard Christian.
"Robert Duffy's Historic Manhattan Townhouse" written and produced by David Colman.
Architectural Digest (October 2012).
"This kitchen, clearly intended for passionate looks, boasts an 8-foot-long lipstick-red cooking podium by Molteni that encourages social cooking with its integrated appliances and curvaceous shape. Walnut cabinets are stained a deep chocolate brown punctuated with 2-inch crystal knobs for sparkle. On the floor, an elaborate mosaic-tile design frames the island, using oval shapes that mimic the shape of the podium."
Kitchen designers: Robert Schwartz and Karen Williams.
Interior designers: Peter Balsam and Jayne Goldstein.
"Designer Miles Redd knows exactly where to focus the viewer's attention. The neutral colors in this dining room allow the black art and red chairs to stand out."
Interior design by Miles Redd.
Veranda (November - December 2010).
"In the living room, Robert Indiana serigraphs are displayed above a Vladimir Kagan sectional sofa clad in a Pollack fabric. Vases designed by Patricia Urquiloa for Baccarat glitter on the Milo Baughman cocktail table; the red armchairs and ottoman are midcentury, and the bronze sphere is by Herve Van der Straeten for Maison Gerard."
Manhattan pied-a-terre of Will Ferrell and his wife, Viveca Paulin-Ferrell.
Interior design by Shawn Henderson.
Photography by William Waldron.
Text by Samuel Cochran.
"Playing it Straight" produced by Michael Reynolds.
Architectural Digest (March 2013).
"Rough textures play up the silky faux-ivory-painted walls in the master bedroom. [Miles] Redd found the convex mirror framed with crude antique oak at Treillage and found a place for it over the headboard, covered in Edelman Royal Suede in pitch brown. Bedside lamps are by John Saladino. The Cubist dhurrie rug is from Vaughan. Curtains are Brunschwig and Fils' Bankers Linen in Scarlet."
Interior design by Miles Redd.
Photography by Thomas Loof.
"A Small and Colorful Manhattan Apartment" by Mimi Read.
House Beautiful (July 2009).
"Bookcases divide the bedroom into two spaces - one for sleeping, the other for reading or working; to the right of the bed is a circa-1800 Engadinese chair."
Saint Moritz retreat of European publisher and his family.
Interior design by Roberto Peregalli, Studio Peregalli.
Architect: Laura Sartori Rimini, Studio Peregalli.
Photography by Oberto Gili.
Text by Marella Caracciolo.
"A Rustic Swiss Alpine Hideaway" produced by Howard Christian.
Architectural Digest (December 2012).
"The New York City apartment of model-muse Daphne Guinness was designed by Daniel Romualdez with its very own Hall of Mirrors. The Louis XVI-style chairs by DeAngelis are covered in a Christopher Hyland silk velvet, and the carpet is from Patterson, Flynn and Martin; the framed photograph is by Daido Moriyama."
Fifth Avenue apartment of Daphne Guinness.
Interior design by Daniel Romualdez.
Photography by Thomas Loof.
Styled by Carolina Irving.
"In Her Fashion" written and produced by James Reginato.
Architectural Digest (March 2011).
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