New York School of Interior Design: HomeJune 2018

NYSID book layout featuring boy’s bedroom in gray-on-gray color palette and whimsical artwork

NYSID book layout featuring Lake House designed by Suzanne Lovell Inc. with full-height window walls

NYSID book layout featuring Lake House great room designed by Suzanne Lovell Inc. with full-height window walls

NYSID book layout featuring Lake House bedroom with white-on-white palette and dark wood floors

NYSID book layout featuring bedroom with upholstered walls and headboard in pale yellows

NYSID book layout featuring a girl’s bedroom with crimson fabrics and a zebra-print area rug

NYSID book layout featuring a boy’s bedroom details with bed frame and club chair upholstered in gray plaid

NYSID book layout featuring Lake House bathroom, with sitting tub next to a large window, and marble shower

NYSID book layout featuring view from open porch seating area to kitchen, with folding glass retractable walls in between

NYSID book layout featuring boy’s bedroom in gray-on-gray color palette and whimsical artwork NYSID book layout featuring Lake House designed by Suzanne Lovell Inc. with full-height window walls NYSID book layout featuring Lake House great room designed by Suzanne Lovell Inc. with full-height window walls NYSID book layout featuring Lake House bedroom with white-on-white palette and dark wood floors NYSID book layout featuring bedroom with upholstered walls and headboard in pale yellows NYSID book layout featuring a girl’s bedroom with crimson fabrics and a zebra-print area rug NYSID book layout featuring a boy’s bedroom details with bed frame and club chair upholstered in gray plaid NYSID book layout featuring Lake House bathroom, with sitting tub next to a large window, and marble shower NYSID book layout featuring view from open porch seating area to kitchen, with folding glass retractable walls in between

New York School of Interior Design:
Home The Foundations of Enduring Spaces

We are delighted to be included throughout this beautifully photographed and highly detailed ‘interior design bible’ from the New York School of Interior Design!

Excerpt from Introduction:
Interior design is equal parts art and science. It is problem solving with an added value: the designer’s unique creative twist and ability to refine solutions with an eye for beauty and empathy. A good interior designer is a problem solver and a storyteller. Her role is to create a narrative for the space – one that will thread it all together. As such, interior design demands both blue-sky dreaming and logical reasoning. Practitioners and amateur design enthusiasts alike need foresight and panoptic vision to keep the big picture in mind, along with laser focus to see how every minute detail clicks into place. But at its heart, interior design is so much more than the sum of its parts. It transcends the selection of beautiful finishes and the creation of custom furnishings. Ultimately, it is about place making: imbuing spaces with meaning and relevance, heart and soul. That’s the very definition of home.

Ellen S. Fisher with Jen Renzi
Photographs by Mark La Rosa

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