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This article from Livingetc showcases a terrace house that has been transformed with bold and vibrant colors. The homeowners, Siobhan and Willis Wells, wanted to create a playful and surprising atmosphere for entertaining guests. Interior designer Pandora Taylor used paint colors, such as terracotta and varying hues of pink and green, to create a cohesive and impactful design throughout the house. The article emphasizes the importance of color in creating a memorable and inviting space. [Extracted from the article]

The article looks at the interior design of a brick terraced home in London, England, owned and designed by interior designer Kim Stephen.

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.

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.

The article discusses the design of a townhouse in Houston, Texas. It states the townhouse of interior designer Jane Moore has the spareness of a modern space combined with the comfort of tradition, simplicity, elegance, and a soft touch of romance which can be reflected in elements such as rustic wood pieces and lacy antique bed linens. Moore claims that her townhouse is her retreat and is a pinnacle of everything she have done.

The article presents an interview with interior designer Lynn Morgan. When asked about the history of her Savannah row house, she says that the house was built by a shipping magnate in 1853. When asked how does she take a great old historic house from past to present, she says one goes with the things he/she loves, regardless of whether they fit the period. She further comments on her roots.

The article focuses on the interior design of the entry and powder room of a show house in Regents Park, a collection of townhouses and flats in Atlanta, Georgia. It highlights the style employed by Dan Carithers, an interior designer, in the room. It was stated that Carithers trimmed the room's chocolate brown walls in crisp white to underline important architectural detailing.

An interview with Dan Carithers, an interior designer, is presented. When asked about his most favorite interiors in a show house at Regents Park, a collection of town houses and flats in Atlanta, Georgia, he reveals that he loves the house's contradiction of modern art and traditional furniture. He comments on the importance of comfort in interior design. He also states that he has no rules when it comes to decorating.

The article presents information on various kitchen cabinets designed by interior designers that fit the budget of $20,000. Architect Anthony Gionfriddo used colour to define the kitchen within the open-plan living and dining area. Architect Rob Burton used an IKEA carcass for creating a walk-through kitchen for the narrow single-fronted terrace house.

Relates the work done by designer Frank Randolph in converting a Victorian row house into a French-style townhouse. Installation of floors and a contemporary staircase; Replacement of the Victorian windows at the back of the house with French doors and architectural elements; Color scheme used in the design; Addition of antique furnishings.

Presents the townhouse of the interior decorator Larry Laslo in Upper East Side, New York City. Interior decoration; Furnishings in the house; Design of the house.

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.

Focuses on the interior decoration of a French Quarter town house designed by Dan Carithers in New Orleans, Louisiana. Furnishings used in the house; Style of the decoration of the house; Features of the gallery room, kitchen, living room and bedroom.

Features the townhouse decorated by interior designer Timothy Whealon in London, England. Role of architect Jamie Fobert in the project; Tasks undertaken by the designer in the renovation; Details on the furnishings.

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.

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.

The article features the townhouse of Doctor Elijia and Louis Fidel, redesigned by interior designer Shane Castillini Sjtorm. The Fidels wanted to have an interior that would reflect their artistic side. Sjtorm painted the ceilings with flat white with a touch of brown and the window frames with bright white. The home features a glass-topped dining table, pierced-backed chairs, a shell chandelier and lamps. He said that illumination should exist on all levels.

Presents information on the renovation of a terrace house in Australia. Role of owners Kerry Phelan, an interior designer, and her partner, architect Stephen Javens, in the renovation project; Description of the original property; Features of different areas in the house.

The article focuses on the interior decor of a Edgewood townhouse in Atlanta, Georgia, designed by interior designer Niki Papadopoulos. The main purpose of the house was to host parties, so she did not include a television on the main floor and chose a one-armed, contemporary chaise rather than an oversize sofa for the living room. Papadopoulos hung a series of native bird silhouettes on the wall. In selecting furniture, she carefully balanced weights and textures.

The article features the townhouse of interior designer Craig Raywood of Los Angeles, California. The townhouse is a lush demonstration of his decorating philosophy, which it shows luxuriousness, with a certain simplistic feeling. His home is one of the advanced plushness, full of plants and flowers, rich details and textures, and a strong art decoration. Several photographs showing the glamorous beauty of the townhouse are presented.

Focuses on interior designer Terry Hunziker's central staircase at his three-story town house in Seattle, Washington. Hand forging of steel railing by blacksmith L. Japheth Howard of Flicker Forge.

The article discusses how several interior designers are contributing to helping address homelessness in New York, which has reportedly reached its record high in 5 years leading to 2015, according to the Coalition for the Homeless. Some of the designers mentioned include "Interior Design" Hall of Fame member Kevin Walz, performance artist Alex Schweder, and Anita Cooney, dean at Pratt Institute in Brooklyn.

The article presents information on the designing of Villa de Syla at Alys Beach in Atlanta, Georgia, by interior designer Dale Trice. Shortly after Alys Beach asked him to decorate the community's first beachfront house, Trice stumbled across a mesmerizing collection of ocean shells and artifacts at Davis Waldron gallery. Trice juxtaposed natural marine elements, such as framed coral sea fans, driftwood, and an oyster shell-encrusted mirror, with contemporary furnishings.