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Photo Gallery: Interior Design Inspiration

Peek inside eight aspirational interiors.

Photography by Scott Sandler, Garrett Cook, Chris Loomis, Michael Duerinckx and Michael Woodall

In this entry, a circular borne settee provides a place to perch next to the compact living room. Instead of a large, formal space, the homeowners and interior designer chose to make the living room a conversation area, furnishing it with four comfortable armchairs. Architect: Dale Gardon, AIA, Dale Gardon Design. Builder: Michael Graham, American First Builders. Interior designer: Trish Bowman, Trish Bowman Interior Design.
In this entry, a circular borne settee provides a place to perch next to the compact living room. Instead of a large, formal space, the homeowners and interior designer chose to make the living room a conversation area, furnishing it with four comfortable armchairs. Architect: Dale Gardon, AIA, Dale Gardon Design. Builder: Michael Graham, American First Builders. Interior designer: Trish Bowman, Trish Bowman Interior Design.
An open floor plan concept was exactly what the homeowners desired in their Arizona vacation abode. Interior designer and Phoenix Home & Garden Master of the Southwest Mary Meinz incorporated mix-and-match textiles that feature her signature shade—orange—for a vibrant contrast with the white walls and dark woodwork. The three-ring chandelier in the great room was made to complement the sparkling lighting over the dining table and kitchen island. “The owner wanted something round and light,” she says. “This intertwining idea came to us. But rather than something commonplace, it’s like jewelry to the room.” Architect/builder/landscape designer: Andrew J. Gramling, Gramling Architecture. Interior Designer: Mary Meinz, Mary Meinz Design.
An open floor plan concept was exactly what the homeowners desired in their Arizona vacation abode. Interior designer and Phoenix Home & Garden Master of the Southwest Mary Meinz incorporated mix-and-match textiles that feature her signature shade—orange—for a vibrant contrast with the white walls and dark woodwork. The three-ring chandelier in the great room was made to complement the sparkling lighting over the dining table and kitchen island. “The owner wanted something round and light,” she says. “This intertwining idea came to us. But rather than something commonplace, it’s like jewelry to the room.” Architect/builder/landscape designer: Andrew J. Gramling, Gramling Architecture. Interior Designer: Mary Meinz, Mary Meinz Design.
Floating walnut “clouds” suspended from the ceiling define this kitchen and breakfast area, which opens onto the pool patio. At left, the hood’s banding echoes the lines of the great room’s fireplace surround. Architect: Jon Bernhard, Swaback Architects + Planners. Builder: Robert Meyers, Integra Homes at the Rim, Payson. Interior Designer: Tony Sutton, Est Est Inc.
Floating walnut “clouds” suspended from the ceiling define this kitchen and breakfast area, which opens onto the pool patio. At left, the hood’s banding echoes the lines of the great room’s fireplace surround. Architect: Jon Bernhard, Swaback Architects + Planners. Builder: Robert Meyers, Integra Homes at the Rim, Payson. Interior Designer: Tony Sutton, Est Est Inc.
This much-used outdoor living room is decorated with an eclectic mix of pieces in terra-cotta and blue, giving it a Mediterranean feel. “A vacation spot every night!” exclaims Kauffman. Plenty of seating options and lots of little drink tables make it ideal for entertaining. “I think you can go bold with things outdoors, yet it should function like an interior space,” the designer adds. Interior Designer: Janet Kauffman, Janet Kauffman Interiors.
This much-used outdoor living room is decorated with an eclectic mix of pieces in terra-cotta and blue, giving it a Mediterranean feel. “A vacation spot every night!” exclaims Kauffman. Plenty of seating options and lots of little drink tables make it ideal for entertaining. “I think you can go bold with things outdoors, yet it should function like an interior space,” the designer adds. Interior Designer: Janet Kauffman, Janet Kauffman Interiors.
A custom picture frame headboard in a master bedroom elegantly conceals a mechanical column while integrating effortlessly with the chunky crown molding. Interior DesignERS: Angelica Henry and Michele Logan, Angelica Henry Design.
A custom picture frame headboard in a master bedroom elegantly conceals a mechanical column while integrating effortlessly with the chunky crown molding. Interior DesignERS: Angelica Henry and Michele Logan, Angelica Henry Design.
A heavy wood table, high-backed chairs with embossed leather and nailheads, and a gothic-style iron chandelier give this dining room an old-world flavor, while Native American-influenced drapery and a contemporary area rug create a sense of eclectic elegance. Interior Designers: Tony Sutton and Lynette Willett, Est Est Inc.
A heavy wood table, high-backed chairs with embossed leather and nailheads, and a gothic-style iron chandelier give this dining room an old-world flavor, while Native American-influenced drapery and a contemporary area rug create a sense of eclectic elegance. Interior Designers: Tony Sutton and Lynette Willett, Est Est Inc.
Thick slabs of underlit emerald-green glass serve as a bar top and cantilevered display shelves in this Valley home. On the back wall, a portrait titled “The Bishop” adds a note of whimsy. Architect and Builder: Tim Beringer, Beringer Fine Homes. Interior Designer: Linda Copelin, InVision Design Concepts LLC.
Thick slabs of underlit emerald-green glass serve as a bar top and cantilevered display shelves in this Valley home. On the back wall, a portrait titled “The Bishop” adds a note of whimsy. Architect and Builder: Tim Beringer, Beringer Fine Homes. Interior Designer: Linda Copelin, InVision Design Concepts LLC.
Interior designer Esther Boivin updated a living room fireplace with dimensional stone tile, metallic wallcovering and dramatic sconces, creating a focal point for the seating area that includes two Italian leather-and-steel sofas. Pieces of the homeowners’ art collection and a contemporary rug add vibrant color to the otherwise neutral palette. Interior Designer: Esther Boivin, Allied ASID, Esther Boivin Interiors.
Interior designer Esther Boivin updated a living room fireplace with dimensional stone tile, metallic wallcovering and dramatic sconces, creating a focal point for the seating area that includes two Italian leather-and-steel sofas. Pieces of the homeowners’ art collection and a contemporary rug add vibrant color to the otherwise neutral palette. Interior Designer: Esther Boivin, Allied ASID, Esther Boivin Interiors.
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