1stDibs 50 List of 2021
50 of the most talented designers from around the world and their acclaimed designs.
This past year has presented more challenges than expected, but we must acknowledge the wonderful accomplishments and growth the design industry has experienced. Assembled by the editorial team at 1stDibs, the leading marketplace for extraordinary design and those passionate about it, this list comprises 50 of the most talented designers from around the world.
This year’s list features a total of 27 new honorees, and the 50 interiors selected for the compilation on 1stDibs.com are primarily living rooms, reflecting the fact that today these are multifunctional spaces, where many people spend the majority of their time. Take a look at the esteemed designers artistry exemplifying their unique ability to curate antique, vintage and contemporary furnishings, fine art and decorative objects, yielding rooms that are memorable and meaningful. See the full list below.
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1/50Photography by Tessa NeustadtAmber Interiors
“We sourced beautiful reclaimed Gris Catalan limestone for the flooring, in order to give the room a bit of a ‘been there forever’ rustic farmhouse feel,” says Amber Lewis. “It’s one of my favorite elements, and it pairs perfectly with the Calacatta marble countertops.” - Amber Lewis
Photography by Tessa NeustadtAmber Interiors“We sourced beautiful reclaimed Gris Catalan limestone for the flooring, in order to give the room a bit of a ‘been there forever’ rustic farmhouse feel,” says Amber Lewis. “It’s one of my favorite elements, and it pairs perfectly with the Calacatta marble countertops.” - Amber Lewis
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2/50Photograph by Shade DeggesASHE LEANDRO
“We love the tension between the clean and minimal architecture and the more organic shapes of the furniture, especially our own Ruemmler dining chairs. These clients were the first to have them.” - Ariel Ashe and Reinaldo Leandro
Photograph by Shade DeggesASHE LEANDRO“We love the tension between the clean and minimal architecture and the more organic shapes of the furniture, especially our own Ruemmler dining chairs. These clients were the first to have them.” - Ariel Ashe and Reinaldo Leandro
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3/50Photograph by Francesco LagneseBunny Williams Interior Design
“The beauty of an interior should be subtle enough that you never tire of it. The combination of furniture, art, fabrics and colors should become more interesting as one spends time in the room.” — Bunny Williams
Photograph by Francesco LagneseBunny Williams Interior Design“The beauty of an interior should be subtle enough that you never tire of it. The combination of furniture, art, fabrics and colors should become more interesting as one spends time in the room.” — Bunny Williams
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4/50Photograph courtesy of Hotel Casa Taberna in Pedraza, Spain. Photo by Gonzalo Machado.Casa Muñoz
The 1950s desk chair is by iconic Spanish designer Paco Muñoz, “who is an ongoing source of inspiration for us,” says his daughter Mafalda. “And it is always a pleasure to find his vintage designs on 1stDibs.” - Mafalda Muñoz
Photograph courtesy of Hotel Casa Taberna in Pedraza, Spain. Photo by Gonzalo Machado.Casa MuñozThe 1950s desk chair is by iconic Spanish designer Paco Muñoz, “who is an ongoing source of inspiration for us,” says his daughter Mafalda. “And it is always a pleasure to find his vintage designs on 1stDibs.” - Mafalda Muñoz
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5/50Photograph by Guan LiChris Shao Studio LLC
“We incorporated pieces by contemporary Chinese artists, like this chair by the young Shanghai-based designer Bryce Cai, alongside examples of American collectible design, such as this screen by L.A. legend Robert Kuo.” - Chris Shao
Photograph by Guan LiChris Shao Studio LLC“We incorporated pieces by contemporary Chinese artists, like this chair by the young Shanghai-based designer Bryce Cai, alongside examples of American collectible design, such as this screen by L.A. legend Robert Kuo.” - Chris Shao
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6/50Photograph by Rodolfo MartinezClive Lonstein, Inc.
“Design today is very much about a composite of aesthetics from different time periods. In this space we have strong identifiable elements inspired by designs from the 1940s, ’60s, ’70s and ’80s.” - Clive Lonstein
Photograph by Rodolfo MartinezClive Lonstein, Inc.“Design today is very much about a composite of aesthetics from different time periods. In this space we have strong identifiable elements inspired by designs from the 1940s, ’60s, ’70s and ’80s.” - Clive Lonstein
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7/50Photograph by Joshua McHughDamon Liss Design
“I love the pair of Joseph-André Motte lounge chairs [one of which is seen here] flanking the sofa. They reference the elegance of the past with sculptural mid-century modernity. Timeless in shape and style, they are also hugely comfortable.” - Damon Liss
Photograph by Joshua McHughDamon Liss Design“I love the pair of Joseph-André Motte lounge chairs [one of which is seen here] flanking the sofa. They reference the elegance of the past with sculptural mid-century modernity. Timeless in shape and style, they are also hugely comfortable.” - Damon Liss
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8/50Photograph by Miguel Flores ViannaDarryl Carter, Inc.
“We placed a number of antique mantels throughout the house. Nothing imparts a sense of age more than introducing architectural elements.” - Darryl Carter
Photograph by Miguel Flores ViannaDarryl Carter, Inc.“We placed a number of antique mantels throughout the house. Nothing imparts a sense of age more than introducing architectural elements.” - Darryl Carter
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9/50Photograph by Peter MurdockDavid Kleinberg Design Associates
“I love how the ottoman anchors the room. It’s big and bold and graphic and lends a gutsy element.” - David Kleinberg
Photograph by Peter MurdockDavid Kleinberg Design Associates“I love how the ottoman anchors the room. It’s big and bold and graphic and lends a gutsy element.” - David Kleinberg
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10/50Photograph by Romain LapradeFabrizio Casiraghi
“Perhaps my most prized possession in this room is my collection of paintings by my father, which were inspired by the work of Ellsworth Kelly.” - Fabrizio Casiraghi
Photograph by Romain LapradeFabrizio Casiraghi“Perhaps my most prized possession in this room is my collection of paintings by my father, which were inspired by the work of Ellsworth Kelly.” - Fabrizio Casiraghi
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11/50Photograph by Costas PicasFawn Galli Interiors
“I love the Saarinen Womb chair upholstered in Missoni’s Kandahar fabric. Throughout the room, the patterns are meant to have a surreal feel, while the color scheme remains restful.” - Fawn Galli
Photograph by Costas PicasFawn Galli Interiors“I love the Saarinen Womb chair upholstered in Missoni’s Kandahar fabric. Throughout the room, the patterns are meant to have a surreal feel, while the color scheme remains restful.” - Fawn Galli
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12/50Photograph by Casey DunnFern Santini
“My favorite spaces always incorporate vintage and new elements. In this case, we mixed a 19th-century baker’s table, which serves as the kitchen island, with thirties enameled pendants hung by rope and streamlined contemporary chairs from Italy.” - Fern Santini
Photograph by Casey DunnFern Santini“My favorite spaces always incorporate vintage and new elements. In this case, we mixed a 19th-century baker’s table, which serves as the kitchen island, with thirties enameled pendants hung by rope and streamlined contemporary chairs from Italy.” - Fern Santini
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13/50Photograph by David BlankFORMARCH
“One moves toward light in our interiors, and we carefully consider how to celebrate, and temper, the ways in which light activates a space and promotes overall well-being.” - FORMARCH partners
Photograph by David BlankFORMARCH“One moves toward light in our interiors, and we carefully consider how to celebrate, and temper, the ways in which light activates a space and promotes overall well-being.” - FORMARCH partners
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14/50Photograph by Mikhail LoskutovIrakli Zaria Interiors
“I love it when totally different shapes and forms unexpectedly engage in dialogue, as is the case with the stainless-steel desk by Giancarlo Pretazzoli, the leather armchair by Joe Colombo and Gaetano Sciolari’s steel wall sconce.” - Irakli Zaria
Photograph by Mikhail LoskutovIrakli Zaria Interiors“I love it when totally different shapes and forms unexpectedly engage in dialogue, as is the case with the stainless-steel desk by Giancarlo Pretazzoli, the leather armchair by Joe Colombo and Gaetano Sciolari’s steel wall sconce.” - Irakli Zaria
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15/50Photograph by Nicole FranzenJeremiah Brent
“It’s so rare in New York City for an apartment to be so richly endowed with windows, so we wanted to design around the beauty of the sweeping light.” - Jeremiah Brent
Photograph by Nicole FranzenJeremiah Brent“It’s so rare in New York City for an apartment to be so richly endowed with windows, so we wanted to design around the beauty of the sweeping light.” - Jeremiah Brent
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16/50Photograph by Douglas FriedmanKen Fulk
“Make the smallest moments as beautiful as you can, from your morning coffee to the walking of your dog. Find the beauty in your daily rituals.” - Ken Fulk
Photograph by Douglas FriedmanKen Fulk“Make the smallest moments as beautiful as you can, from your morning coffee to the walking of your dog. Find the beauty in your daily rituals.” - Ken Fulk
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17/50Photograph by Antoine BootzKerry Joyce Associates
“I always strive to create a feeling of well-being. It’s the combination of careful choices that accumulate into something that is much larger than the sum of its parts: tranquility.” - Kerry Joyce
Photograph by Antoine BootzKerry Joyce Associates“I always strive to create a feeling of well-being. It’s the combination of careful choices that accumulate into something that is much larger than the sum of its parts: tranquility.” - Kerry Joyce
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18/50Photograph by Helen NormanLaura Hodges Studio
“The combination of the wallpaper and built-in bed makes what was once a very small, dark room feel like a special moment in the residence and one in which both guests and the homeowners love to stay.” - Laura Hodges
Photograph by Helen NormanLaura Hodges Studio“The combination of the wallpaper and built-in bed makes what was once a very small, dark room feel like a special moment in the residence and one in which both guests and the homeowners love to stay.” - Laura Hodges
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19/50Photograph by David A. LandLeyden Lewis Design Studio
“In this, my own apartment, a certain level of efficiency of space meets happy colorful art and architecture.” - Leyden Lewis
Photograph by David A. LandLeyden Lewis Design Studio“In this, my own apartment, a certain level of efficiency of space meets happy colorful art and architecture.” - Leyden Lewis
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20/50Photograph by Tria GiovanLindroth Design Co.
“I love the beautiful chandelier we bought in New York from Carlos de la Puente. Its tiered proportions add the perfect element of dramatic height, and it gives the room an air of instant age, as if it’s been there forever!” - Amanda Lindroth
Photograph by Tria GiovanLindroth Design Co.“I love the beautiful chandelier we bought in New York from Carlos de la Puente. Its tiered proportions add the perfect element of dramatic height, and it gives the room an air of instant age, as if it’s been there forever!” - Amanda Lindroth
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21/50Photograph by Roehner + RyanM Interiors
“I adore the Arne Jacobsen egg chair. The iconic silhouette and organic shape contrast with the warm leather against the room’s bolder colors.” - Founder, Melissa Morgan
Photograph by Roehner + RyanM Interiors“I adore the Arne Jacobsen egg chair. The iconic silhouette and organic shape contrast with the warm leather against the room’s bolder colors.” - Founder, Melissa Morgan
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22/50Photograph by Trevor TondroMadeline Stuart
“My philosophy has always been predicated on the notion of timeless design, be it modernist or traditional. I stress, above all else, the fundamental marriage of authenticity, beauty and comfort. There needs to be a collaborative relationship between architecture and furniture, function and form, client and designer. Throughout my career, I’ve sought to create an atmosphere that expresses harmony, style and comfort without pretense. The homes we design are just that — not showplaces.” - Madeline Stuart
Photograph by Trevor TondroMadeline Stuart“My philosophy has always been predicated on the notion of timeless design, be it modernist or traditional. I stress, above all else, the fundamental marriage of authenticity, beauty and comfort. There needs to be a collaborative relationship between architecture and furniture, function and form, client and designer. Throughout my career, I’ve sought to create an atmosphere that expresses harmony, style and comfort without pretense. The homes we design are just that — not showplaces.” - Madeline Stuart
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23/50Photograph by Simon UptonMcALPINE
“Even with some of the more contemporary upholstery and furnishings, we were able to integrate some beautiful clean-lined antiques. “I like including a range of styles and periods in a room.” - Ray Booth of McALPINE
Photograph by Simon UptonMcALPINE“Even with some of the more contemporary upholstery and furnishings, we were able to integrate some beautiful clean-lined antiques. “I like including a range of styles and periods in a room.” - Ray Booth of McALPINE
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24/50Photograph by Chase DanielMelanie Raines
“The Guido Faleschini bed steals the show! My favorite part is the integrated, circular nightstands that attach with a belt. With a piece like this, the challenge was layering in other elements that were additive without competing.” - Melanie Raines
Photograph by Chase DanielMelanie Raines“The Guido Faleschini bed steals the show! My favorite part is the integrated, circular nightstands that attach with a belt. With a piece like this, the challenge was layering in other elements that were additive without competing.” - Melanie Raines
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25/50Photograph by Michael MundyMichael S. Smith Inc.
“The tooled-leather wallpaper is something you’d find in Spanish or Italian houses, and I just felt it would be a nice framework against which to pull together the clients’ disparate collections, including Orientalist paintings, and also make the room feel warm and inviting and layered, like something Mongiardino would do.” - Michael Smith
Photograph by Michael MundyMichael S. Smith Inc.“The tooled-leather wallpaper is something you’d find in Spanish or Italian houses, and I just felt it would be a nice framework against which to pull together the clients’ disparate collections, including Orientalist paintings, and also make the room feel warm and inviting and layered, like something Mongiardino would do.” - Michael Smith
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26/50Photograph by Marco RiccaMichelle Gerson Interiors
“I fell in love with the pottery on a trip to Morocco and had it all shipped back home. When the package arrived, every item was broken into little pieces. so I basically took out the Super Glue and got to work. Now, everyone who comes to my house comments on how much they love my pottery collection.” - Michelle Gerson
Photograph by Marco RiccaMichelle Gerson Interiors“I fell in love with the pottery on a trip to Morocco and had it all shipped back home. When the package arrived, every item was broken into little pieces. so I basically took out the Super Glue and got to work. Now, everyone who comes to my house comments on how much they love my pottery collection.” - Michelle Gerson
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27/50Photograph by Heather TalbertNate Berkus Associates
“The small marble plaque hanging under the sconce is one of my favorite pieces,” says Lauren Buxbaum Gordon. “I dragged my extremely patient husband through countless little dusty antiques stores in Buenos Aires before I found it, and it was love at first sight. Every time we move, it hangs in a place of importance.” - Nate Berkus
Photograph by Heather TalbertNate Berkus Associates“The small marble plaque hanging under the sconce is one of my favorite pieces,” says Lauren Buxbaum Gordon. “I dragged my extremely patient husband through countless little dusty antiques stores in Buenos Aires before I found it, and it was love at first sight. Every time we move, it hangs in a place of importance.” - Nate Berkus
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28/50Photograph by Stephen Kent JohnsonNeal Beckstedt Studio
“Custom bronze elements at the threshold of the room create an intimate and inviting space just off the living room. The bronze is carried throughout the space with the illuminated wine cases and custom desk. The room serves dual functions: a study or office by day, a wine-tasting room by night.” - Neal Beckstedt
Photograph by Stephen Kent JohnsonNeal Beckstedt Studio“Custom bronze elements at the threshold of the room create an intimate and inviting space just off the living room. The bronze is carried throughout the space with the illuminated wine cases and custom desk. The room serves dual functions: a study or office by day, a wine-tasting room by night.” - Neal Beckstedt
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29/50Photograph by Douglas FriedmanNICOLEHOLLIS
“I love the Lindsey Adelman light fixture that hangs above a round seating group of Kagan Barrel lounge chairs in the main hale. This custom-commission light fixture is the focal point of the hale, anchoring the space and adding a beautiful ambient glow in the evening.” - Nicole Hollis
Photograph by Douglas FriedmanNICOLEHOLLIS“I love the Lindsey Adelman light fixture that hangs above a round seating group of Kagan Barrel lounge chairs in the main hale. This custom-commission light fixture is the focal point of the hale, anchoring the space and adding a beautiful ambient glow in the evening.” - Nicole Hollis
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30/50Photograph by Paul RaesideNina Farmer Interiors
“This room brings together objects from all over the globe and several different time periods. It’s important to curate the right mix in order to create an interesting story and sense of visual tension.” - Nina Farmer
Photograph by Paul RaesideNina Farmer Interiors“This room brings together objects from all over the globe and several different time periods. It’s important to curate the right mix in order to create an interesting story and sense of visual tension.” - Nina Farmer
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31/50Photograph by Richard PowersOhara Davies-Gaetano Interiors
“The soulful moments that come from the unexpected beauty of an architectural detail, a work of art, a lustrous light fixture, an antique door or ceiling have become the underlying thread that runs throughout our work.” - Ohara Davies-Gaetano
Photograph by Richard PowersOhara Davies-Gaetano Interiors“The soulful moments that come from the unexpected beauty of an architectural detail, a work of art, a lustrous light fixture, an antique door or ceiling have become the underlying thread that runs throughout our work.” - Ohara Davies-Gaetano
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32/50Photograph by James McDonaldPeter Mikic Interiors
“Making the bespoke metal coffee table was a particularly challenging process, due to the textured top. We sourced the largest piece of sheet metal we could find that could be manipulated to the texture we wanted.” - Peter Mikic
Photograph by James McDonaldPeter Mikic Interiors“Making the bespoke metal coffee table was a particularly challenging process, due to the textured top. We sourced the largest piece of sheet metal we could find that could be manipulated to the texture we wanted.” - Peter Mikic
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33/50Photograph by Sean MyersRachel Chudley
“It was important for me to express the grandeur of this room, even though it is essentially a bathroom. The client wanted to use it as part dressing room, part bathroom and part entertaining space. We achieved this by hiding the WC and the sink in their own curved pods.” - Rachel Chudley
Photograph by Sean MyersRachel Chudley“It was important for me to express the grandeur of this room, even though it is essentially a bathroom. The client wanted to use it as part dressing room, part bathroom and part entertaining space. We achieved this by hiding the WC and the sink in their own curved pods.” - Rachel Chudley
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34/50Photograph by Bjorn WallanderRafael de Cárdenas, Ltd.
“The very simple round coffee table at the room’s center anchors and animates the space in a number of ways. The tabletop is satin mirror, so it saturates the room with soft refractions and also creates effects with objects placed on top — for example, the Jeff Koons Split Rocker vase.” - Rafael de Cárdenas
Photograph by Bjorn WallanderRafael de Cárdenas, Ltd.“The very simple round coffee table at the room’s center anchors and animates the space in a number of ways. The tabletop is satin mirror, so it saturates the room with soft refractions and also creates effects with objects placed on top — for example, the Jeff Koons Split Rocker vase.” - Rafael de Cárdenas
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35/50Photograph by Trevor TondroRedd Kaihoi
“The large, carved-wood ornamental deer above the sofa makes me laugh. It lends West Texas a vaguely Tyrolean vibe.” - Miles Redd of Redd Kaihoi
Photograph by Trevor TondroRedd Kaihoi“The large, carved-wood ornamental deer above the sofa makes me laugh. It lends West Texas a vaguely Tyrolean vibe.” - Miles Redd of Redd Kaihoi
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36/50Photograph courtesy of Robert Couturier Inc.Robert Couturier Inc.
“Some of the pieces are Art Deco, some are current, and the architecture is a current interpretation of Art Deco. Jumping between these periods makes the room feel timeless.” - Robert Couturier
Photograph courtesy of Robert Couturier Inc.Robert Couturier Inc.“Some of the pieces are Art Deco, some are current, and the architecture is a current interpretation of Art Deco. Jumping between these periods makes the room feel timeless.” - Robert Couturier
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37/50Photograph by Michael KleinbergRockwell Group
“The design concept for Moxy East Village celebrates the patina of New York — the well-loved layers from different eras that co-exist in every neighborhood or even within a single building, evoking memories as well as daydreams.” - David Rockwell
Photograph by Michael KleinbergRockwell Group“The design concept for Moxy East Village celebrates the patina of New York — the well-loved layers from different eras that co-exist in every neighborhood or even within a single building, evoking memories as well as daydreams.” - David Rockwell
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38/50Photograph by Douglas FriedmanRomanek Design Studio
“There’s a restraint that is powerful. It allows for breathing and enjoying the beautiful pieces. That speaks volumes.” - Brigette Romanek
Photograph by Douglas FriedmanRomanek Design Studio“There’s a restraint that is powerful. It allows for breathing and enjoying the beautiful pieces. That speaks volumes.” - Brigette Romanek
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39/50Photograph by Eric PiaseckiS.R. Gambrel
“This room features a collection of easy, relaxed, time-worn vintage objects and comfortable furnishings. I particularly like the old lanterns for candles and the vintage Danish vessels.” - Steven Gambrel
Photograph by Eric PiaseckiS.R. Gambrel“This room features a collection of easy, relaxed, time-worn vintage objects and comfortable furnishings. I particularly like the old lanterns for candles and the vintage Danish vessels.” - Steven Gambrel
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40/50Photograph by Christopher StarkSean Leffers Interiors
“I love the large embroidered figure of a mermaid. It is by Haitian artist Lhérisson Dubréus. He uses found objects from the beach and the forest as well as fabric and embellishments from his sister’s dress shop. I admire an artist’s creative process that is infused with resourcefulness.” - Sean Leffers
Photograph by Christopher StarkSean Leffers Interiors“I love the large embroidered figure of a mermaid. It is by Haitian artist Lhérisson Dubréus. He uses found objects from the beach and the forest as well as fabric and embellishments from his sister’s dress shop. I admire an artist’s creative process that is infused with resourcefulness.” - Sean Leffers
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41/50Photography by Stephen Kent JohnsonShawn Henderson Interior Design
“I’ve always aimed to create a space that reflects how my clients live, what the space calls for, and then I layer in my aesthetic.” - Shawn Henderson
Photography by Stephen Kent JohnsonShawn Henderson Interior Design“I’ve always aimed to create a space that reflects how my clients live, what the space calls for, and then I layer in my aesthetic.” - Shawn Henderson
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42/50Photograph by Frank FrancesSheila Bridges Design
“When you think about the Hudson Valley, you think about light as depicted by such artists as Thomas Cole and Frederic Edwin Church. I wanted to capture that light, which is so unique to this area.” - Sheila Bridges
Photograph by Frank FrancesSheila Bridges Design“When you think about the Hudson Valley, you think about light as depicted by such artists as Thomas Cole and Frederic Edwin Church. I wanted to capture that light, which is so unique to this area.” - Sheila Bridges
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43/50Photograph by Olympia ShannonSheila Bridges Design
“On a new plaster ceiling fixture we created to address the asymmetry of the large living and dining room, we installed a custom-designed celestial sculpture by Finnish artist Ilkka Suppanen. Hundreds of Murano crystals are suspended as a cloud to disperse the light coming from minimal downlights in the plaster. The effect is an ethereal chandelier that softens the space.” - Lee F. Mindel
Photograph by Olympia ShannonSheila Bridges Design“On a new plaster ceiling fixture we created to address the asymmetry of the large living and dining room, we installed a custom-designed celestial sculpture by Finnish artist Ilkka Suppanen. Hundreds of Murano crystals are suspended as a cloud to disperse the light coming from minimal downlights in the plaster. The effect is an ethereal chandelier that softens the space.” - Lee F. Mindel
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44/50Photograph by Marcos GalvanySolís Betancourt & Sherrill
“David Linley’s modern take on a Jupe table is perfect for smaller everyday gatherings but expands in the round for bigger dinner parties, respecting the square proportions of the room at either size. And if the chairs could only speak, they’d tell of boisterous gatherings, because they once belonged to the Dublin-based fashion legend Sybil Connolly.” - José Solís Betancourt and Paul Morgan Sherrill
Photograph by Marcos GalvanySolís Betancourt & Sherrill“David Linley’s modern take on a Jupe table is perfect for smaller everyday gatherings but expands in the round for bigger dinner parties, respecting the square proportions of the room at either size. And if the chairs could only speak, they’d tell of boisterous gatherings, because they once belonged to the Dublin-based fashion legend Sybil Connolly.” - José Solís Betancourt and Paul Morgan Sherrill
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45/50Photograph by Stephen Kent Johnson, styled by Michael Reynolds.Studio Shamshiri
“I love every aspect of this room, from the Mira Nakashima dining table and Conoid chairs to the chandelier we worked on with Studio Giancarlo Valle to the Christopher Farr rug. Each piece brings something uniquely refined, but also fun, to the room.” - Pam Shamshiri
Photograph by Stephen Kent Johnson, styled by Michael Reynolds.Studio Shamshiri“I love every aspect of this room, from the Mira Nakashima dining table and Conoid chairs to the chandelier we worked on with Studio Giancarlo Valle to the Christopher Farr rug. Each piece brings something uniquely refined, but also fun, to the room.” - Pam Shamshiri
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46/50Photograph by Werner Straube for Summer Thornton DesignSummer Thornton Design
“I love the little vintage slipper chairs and how they stand in contrast to all the larger, more masculine pieces in the room.Dressed in a smart red and purple herringbone, they are super chic — and from 1stDibs!” - Summer Thornton
Photograph by Werner Straube for Summer Thornton DesignSummer Thornton Design“I love the little vintage slipper chairs and how they stand in contrast to all the larger, more masculine pieces in the room.Dressed in a smart red and purple herringbone, they are super chic — and from 1stDibs!” - Summer Thornton
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47/50Photograph by Elsa YoungSuzy Hoodless
The Hans J. Wegner Papa Bear chair is the epitome of classic design. It is a comfortable option for everything from writing emails and taking calls to seeking relaxation at the end of the day. Here, we reupholstered it in chartreuse to add levity and a contemporary twist.” - Suzy Hoodless
Photograph by Elsa YoungSuzy HoodlessThe Hans J. Wegner Papa Bear chair is the epitome of classic design. It is a comfortable option for everything from writing emails and taking calls to seeking relaxation at the end of the day. Here, we reupholstered it in chartreuse to add levity and a contemporary twist.” - Suzy Hoodless
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48/50Photograph by Scott FrancisThad Hayes
“Our designs are solution based, an approach that often relies on simple bold gestures that give each project a sense of solidity and serenity.” - Thad Hayes
Photograph by Scott FrancisThad Hayes“Our designs are solution based, an approach that often relies on simple bold gestures that give each project a sense of solidity and serenity.” - Thad Hayes
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49/50Photograph by Heather TalbertWendy Labrum Interiors
“I love the juxtaposition of the formality inherent in the antique French style of the custom dining table and the organic tone of the Jeanneret-style chair, which had its origins in Chandigarh, India.” - Wendy Labrum
Photograph by Heather TalbertWendy Labrum Interiors“I love the juxtaposition of the formality inherent in the antique French style of the custom dining table and the organic tone of the Jeanneret-style chair, which had its origins in Chandigarh, India.” - Wendy Labrum
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50/50Photography by Marco RiccaWesley Moon Inc.
“The mirror over the fireplace helps to expand the end wall by creating a sense of flow, the way mirrors do, but the shape of the frame adds an extra sculptural element that truly becomes the room’s focal point.” - Wesley Moon
Photography by Marco RiccaWesley Moon Inc.“The mirror over the fireplace helps to expand the end wall by creating a sense of flow, the way mirrors do, but the shape of the frame adds an extra sculptural element that truly becomes the room’s focal point.” - Wesley Moon
The 1stDibs 50 Designers
Amber Interiors
ASHE LEANDRO
Bunny Williams Interior Design
Casa Muñoz
Chris Shao Studio LLC
Clive Lonstein, Inc
Damon Liss Design
Darryl Carter Inc.
David Kleinberg Design Associates
Fabrizio Casiraghi
Fawn Galli Interiors
Fern Santini
FORMARCH
Irakli Zaria Interiors
Jeremiah Brent
Ken Fulk
Kerry Joyce Associates
Laura Hodges Studio
Leyden Lewis Design Studio
Lindroth Design Co.
M Interiors
Madeline Stuart
McAlpine
Melanie Raines
Michael S. Smith Inc.
Michelle Gerson Interiors
Nate Berkus Associates
Neal Beckstedt Studio
NICOLEHOLLIS
Nina Farmer Interiors
Ohara Davies-Gaetano Interiors
Peter Mikic Interiors
Rachel Chudley
Rafael de Cárdenas, Ltd.
Redd Kaihoi
Robert Couturier Inc.
Rockwell Group
Romanek Design Studio
S.R. Gambrel
Sean Leffers Interiors
Shawn Henderson Interior Design
Sheila Bridges Design
SheltonMindel
Solís Betancourt & Sherrill
Studio Shamshiri
Summer Thornton Design
Suzy Hoodless
Thad Hayes
Wendy Labrum Interiors
Wesley Moon Inc.