A lighter look at celebrated interior designers and the dogs that share their homes, studios and creative lives — where beautiful interiors meet the realities of living with much-loved pets.
Colombian-born, New York-based interior designer Juan Montoya is known for sophisticated interiors that combine art, architecture, global references and bold sculptural forms.
Richard Hallberg and Barbara Wiseley are associated with richly textured California interiors that draw on antiques, natural materials and historic architecture to create relaxed, collected spaces.
Robert A.M. Stern Architects is a New York architecture firm known for work grounded in architectural history, urban context and enduring design principles across residential, institutional and hospitality projects.
French architect, designer and artist Thierry Despont was known for highly crafted residential, hospitality and cultural projects that combined classical references, fine materials and a strong sense of atmosphere.
New York interior designer Stephen Sills is known for sophisticated interiors that combine historical references, modern art, custom furnishings and a carefully edited approach to colour and proportion.
Florence-based architect and interior designer Michele Bönan is known for elegant hotels, residences and yachts that balance classical proportion, tailored detailing and a distinctly Italian sense of refinement.
Pamplemousse Design, founded by Delphine Krakoff, is a New York interior design studio known for polished, art-driven interiors that combine collectible furniture, colour and a sophisticated modern sensibility.
New York interior designer Brian J. McCarthy creates layered, highly personal interiors shaped by art, antiques, architecture and the decorative arts, with an emphasis on craftsmanship and individuality.
Alberto Pinto was a major figure in late-20th-century interior decoration, known for luxurious, cosmopolitan interiors that combined European classicism, global influences and exceptional craftsmanship.