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"Actually it's a very British eagle", notes the fashion executive, president of Luxury and Fashion at Net-a-Porter, Mr Porter, and The Outnet. It's only fitting that a stucco eagle looms over the portico to the home of Alison Loehnis, an American powerhouse in London. Her husband, Alexander, who works in financial communications, grew up on the square and took Loehnis to see his childhood residence early in their relationship. [Extracted from the article]

(López previously worked in tourism; Aragón was a fashion designer and photographer.) At the same time they were renovating this home, Aragón and López were designing the aptly named Weekend collection of furniture, which they have installed throughout the space. AD VISITS Just over the Guadarrama mountains north of Madrid, where Spain's royal family once retreated for hunting weekends at the Palacio de Riofrío, sits the quaint village of La Losa. [Extracted from the article]

The article describes the interior decoration of the Greek Revival townhouse of author Athena Calderone and her husband Victor in Cobble Hill, Brooklyn, New York City.

BELOW AMISH OAK STORAGE CHESTS LINE UP IN THE BUNKROOM. SMITH AND SCHAFER worked together on the interiors, with plenty of input from the client. OPPOSITE A VISUAL COMFORT PENDANT CROWNS THE BUNKHOUSE LIVING ROOM, WHERE A WILLIAMS SONOMA HOME SOFA IS SLIPCOVERED IN A SCHUMACHER PRINT. [Extracted from the article]

The article focuses on the interior decoration of a townhouse in New York City owned by actress Brooke Shields and decorated by David Flint Wood.

The article reviews designer Jeffrey Bilhuber's interior decoration of a restored 1870s townhouse in Manhattan, New York City, featuring an ecclectic style.

Finally, north of Boston, AD100 architect Peter Pennoyer and designer Max Rollitt tackled a grand mansion in which the owners insisted on preserving all its period charms. Cover star Kirsten Dunst has known her interior designer Jane Hallworth since she was only 18 years old, and this is the second residence they have collaborated on; the aubergine kitchen is a stunner and certainly destined for Pinterest boards everywhere. "I wanted to give Martina a contemporary version of her childhood home by the great Renzo Mongiardino, albeit with my own paltry skills and my own paintbrush in place of his army of craftsmen.". [Extracted from the article]

The article highlights the architectural design of the townhouse of designer Sandra Nunnerly in Manhattan, New York City. Nunnerly combined two apartments, creating a 2,000 square-foot home. The 12-foot ceilings and oak floors give the living an increased sense of spaciousness. At the center of the room, the designer placed a circa 1945 dining table with Jean-Michel-Frank-style cane-back chairs. French doors in the study room open to a balcony.

The article highlights the architectural design of the townhouse of designer Suzanne Lovell in Chicago, Illinois. The library area has a big ceramic vessel by Paul Chaleff, a Gene Summers cast-bronze low table and a pair of 19th century Chinese lanterns. The dining area is open to the kitchen. Asian influences bear the design treatment in the room of Lovell's daughter.

The article describes a Georgian townhouse in Houston, Texas. Ike Kligerman Barkley handled the domestic architecture. Michael J. Siller focused on interior decoration. Architectural details include a staircase with Art Deco-style balustrade and bronze-and-walnut rail, stained-glass window, and twelve-foot ceiling in the dining room.

The article describes a Georgian townhouse in New York City, N.Y. Peter Marino handled the interior decoration and architecture. Details include a crown molding, vertical stripe wallcovering that dominates the dining room, and Venetian plaster paneling in the master bedroom. Marino helped the owners assemble their art collection.

Presents the interior design of the townhouse of the interior decorator Geoffrey Bradfield in New York City. Furnishings in the house; Style of Bradfield; Description of the townhouse.

Describes the town house of architect Jose E. Solis Betancourt in Washington, D.C. . Art and antiques collection in the living room; Landscaping; Entrance hall; Furnishings in the bedroom; Wall coverings; Paneling design.

Features the Maison Place Royale, a town house in Montreal, Quebec. Name of owner; Introduction of contemporary design into traditional settings; Amenities available.

Features the Beaux Arts town house of businessman George Vortis in New York City. History of the place; Architectural design; Interior decoration.

Presents information on the townhouse of literary author John Berendt in Manhattan, New York City. Architect and the interior decorator of the townhouse; Art preferences of Berendt; Details of the interior design.

Features a townhouse owned by publisher Yann Hentschke in Marais, Loire, France. Description of the house; Modifications made; Interior designer of the house.

Presents information on a town house in Gramercy Park, New York City designed by Stephen Sills and James Huniford. History of the house; Reconstructions done; Interior design.

Features a town house with a Greek Revival character which was designed by Shelton, Mindel & Associates in New York City. Requirements of the owners; Description of the remodeling; Features of the town house; Combination of the restored elements and modernism.

Describes the interior decoration of the neo-Georgian townhouse of Richard H. Jenrette, retired chief executive of an investment banking firm, in New York City, New York. List of houses decorated by Jenrette; Architecture of the house; Furniture; Rooms of the house; Paintings and art collections.

Describes the architecture and interior decoration of a 19th-century town house in London, England renovated by architect Anthony Collett and designer David Mlinaric. Entrance hall; Rooms; Ceilings; Furniture.

Describes the interior decoration of the town house of musician-composer Frederick R. Haas in Philadelphia, Pennsylvania. Designers hired by Haas to restore the town house; History of the building; Music room; Rotunda; Library; Master bedroom.

Covers information on the remodeling of the twentieth-century town house in Upper East Side, Manhattan, New York City, New York designed by George Dandridge. How the renovation has started; Major renovation that has been done; Explanations of Dandridge on the highlights of the renovations.

The article focuses on the 1920's-inspired interior decoration of a New York City townhouse owned by Mrs. Edgar W. Leonard, designed by interior designer Nancy Pierrepont.

Provides information on the town house in lower Manhattan, New York City, New York built in 1827. Historical background of the town houses in lower Manhattan; Purchase of the town house in 1987; Collaboration of the owner with antique dealer John Spencer for the furniture of the house.

Explores the town house of Daniel Solomon in San Francisco, California which he designed. Features of main living space; Kitchen design; Design accessories.

Highlights how interior designer Samuel Botero renovated a town house in New York. Asian arts used by Botero to the interior of the house; Types of furniture used by Botero for the house Details on the Tibetan inspired artworks of Botero.

The article focuses on a townhouse in London, England owned by world traveler Nina Flohr and designed by Veere Grenney, featuring a Serge Mouille light, a marble-topped Saarinen table, and outdoor furniture by Veere Grenny Associates.

Presents a 1920s Beaux Arts town house designed by John Stefanidis. Furnishings and decoration; Artistic influences.

The article presents an overview of the architectural design and features of a town house in Brooklyn, New York. A discussion of the town house's interior design, which was managed by interior decorator Kathryn Scott, and of its architectural design, which was managed by architect Claude Puaux, is presented.

An introduction is presented wherein the editor describes several blissful holiday homes in several countries, including a circa-1930 Spanish-style villa in Palm Beach, Florida, an idyllic family retreat in Comporta, Portugal, and the townhouse of British supermodel Cara Delevingne in London, England.

The article discusses an auction of the 1940s townhouse owned by American banker David Rockefeller and his wife Peggy in Manhattan, New York City at auction house Christie's New York on May 7-11, 2018.

The article features the five-floor town house of Adam Gordon in New York City, designed by architect Steven Harris. At the back side of the townhouse, all five floors have glass walls that look out onto an outdoor space surrounded by three blind walls. The outdoor space is an open garden room that looks up to the sky. The master bathroom runs almost the entire width of the house, with three windows overlooking the street.

The article features the interior design of the five-story town house of Nina Griscom in Manhattan, New York. She replaced the front door's paint with a black-lacquered and moldings. The town house' s ground floor houses Griscom's office, kitchen and dining room. She installed a circular mahogany dining table and chairs that seat 12 people.

Examines the interior decoration of Sir Peter Osborne's townhouse in London, England. Key design features; Range of home furnishings used in the design; Implications on interior decoration.

Presents the interior decoration of a town house in Paris, France. Role of interior designer Andrée Putman in decorating the place; Types of furnishings in the house; Style of Putman.

Describes the interior decoration of interior designer Charlotte Moss' town house in New York City. Use of bronze Fortuniy fabrics as curtains; Use of space and furniture to reflect balance; Conveying of Moss' personality in the design; Continental and English furnishings.

Features the townhouse owned by law professor Joe Thomson and tax consultant wife Annie in Glasgow, Scotland. Enjoyment of the couple with the diversions of entertaining; Consideration of serving Martinis in the drawing room as the main event in the dining room; Recipes of the dishes served to the guests.

Features a townhouse in Manhattan, New York City. Interior design; House furnishings; Architecture; Lighting; Antique pieces; Collection of decorative arts; Organization of spaces.

Lists select properties for sale, compiled as of October 2003. Cragmere estate in Nahant Bay, Massachusetts; London, England townhouse; Three-bedroom house in Los Angeles, California.

Features the town house of interior decorator Joanne De Guardiola in Manhattan, New York City. Features of the house; Combination of antiques and modern art in its design; Description of the interior design.

Focuses on the interior design of a townhouse in Manhattan designed by Ronald Bricke in New York. Design of paneling and plasterwork in the living room; Emphasis on electric shades and lined and interlined curtains; Restoration of chinoiserie wallpaper in the library.

Features the townhouse designed by Keith Irvine in New York City. Theme of the design; List of home furnishings in the house; Inspiration of the interior decorator.

Explores the interior of a town house owned by Juan Pablo Molyneux in Manhattan, New York City, New York. Furnishings and accessories; Design elements; Lighting technique.

Features the Parisian townhouse designed by interior decorator Claudio Briganti and Renzo Mongiardino in France. Description on the interior design of the house; Selection of antique furniture; Area of the house.

Features the architecture and design of townhouses in San Francisco, California. Displays of paintings; Design of the kitchen; Style of armchairs and coffee tables.

Presents various information related to the urban society in New York City. Emergence of town houses; Dependence of the majority of the Puerto Rican population on food assistance; Mixture of Spanish and English culture.

Looks at a townhouse in Manhattan, New York that was renovated by architect Oliver Cope and interior designer Victoria Hagan. How Cope gutted almost the whole structure to address the demand of modern life and the needs of an active family; How the spacing of the rooms was determined; The European and cosmopolitan style of the interior design.

An introduction is presented in which the editor discusses various reports within the issue on topics including interiors photographer Pieter Estersohn, townhouse in London, England that is owned by magazine editor Martina Mondadori Sartogo, and lush gardens designed by Louis Benech.

Reports on the construction of a town house at Greenwich Street in New York City. Owners of the property; Architectural design by Matthew Baird; Neigbors' complaint against the design of the town house; Business Florent Morellet's defense of the use of steel building materials for the town house.