Tour the Tudor Revival-style house in Los Angeles that the design gallerist David Alhadeff and his husband, the creative director Jason Duzansky, made feel distinctly modern.
Category: Interior Design and Furnishings
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A Los Angeles Home With Many Priceless Objects — and a Toddler
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In the Swiss Alps, a Sprawling-but-Cozy Chalet Designed by Billy Cotton
The New York Times – T Magazine:For his first European project, the American designer Billy Cotton recast a home in Gstaad as a vibrant family retreat.
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In India, Studio Raw Material Create a Highly Modern Home From Ancient Materials
The New York Times – T Magazine:For a weekend house near Makrana, a pair of designers relied on local marble and traditional masonry.
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Inside Peter Schlesinger’s Long Island Home
The New York Times – T Magazine:The 19th-century Long Island home that Peter Schlesinger shared with his late husband, Eric Boman, nearly defies the passage of time.
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Inside Stine Gam and Enrico Fratesi’s Home on the Italian Coast
The New York Times – T Magazine:At their 19th-century farmhouse on the Italian coast, the duo behind GamFratesi blend modern Scandinavian simplicity with Mediterranean warmth.
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How Hauvette and Madani Brought Easy Charm to a Classic Haussmannian Apartment in Paris
The New York Times – T Magazine:Samantha Hauvette and Lucas Madani created a home that reflects the city’s history — and their own.
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Inside David Alhadeff and Jason Duzansky’s L.A. Home Filled With Priceless Objects and a Young Child
The New York Times – T Magazine:When the Tudor Revival became available, a creative couple and their son moved out of their design gallery and embraced a freer, more personal way of living.
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Inside Stephen Antonakos’s Neon-Lit SoHo Apartment
The New York Times – T Magazine:In the 1960s, having discovered a deep affection for the material, the artist Stephen Antonakos transformed his SoHo home into a kaleidoscopic fever dream.
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House Tour | David Alhadeff and Jason Duzansky
The New York Times – T Magazine:Tour the Tudor Revival-style house in Los Angeles that the design gallerist David Alhadeff and his husband, the creative director Jason Duzansky, made feel distinctly modern.
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What Does a House Tell Us About Its Occupants?
The New York Times – T Magazine:Taste and materials can reveal more than we might expect.
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A Former Home for Pigeons, Refitted for People
The New York Times – T Magazine:Per an unusual request, the interior designer Guy Goodfellow turned an 18th-century dovecote into a place for writing and entertaining.
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In Paris, a 18th-Century Mansion Reimagined by Pierre Yovanovitch
The New York Times – T Magazine:How the designer Pierre Yovanovitch remade a hôtel particulier without losing sight of its history.