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An established garden and brand-new house are a match made in heaven.

In Chelsea, a textile designer and her architect friend expertly meld the old with the new.

In Chelsea, a textile designer and her architect friend expertly meld the old with the new.

A home formality is cast aside in favor of pretty, polished, young, and fun.

Upper East Side formality is cast aside in favor of pretty, polished, young, and fun.

These luxurious spaces are made for curling up with a good book

At home in Brooklyn, decorator Rodney Lawrence has amassed a treasure trove of curiosities.

At home in Brooklyn, decorator Rodney Lawrence has amassed a treasure trove of curiosities.

The client wanted a modern and glamorous space where she could display her collection of works by undervalued women artists.

The client wanted a modern and glamorous space where she could display her collection of works by undervalued women artists.

In her Amsterdam abode, Mariska Meijers twists up tradition with a spin of the color wheel.

Winning interior design projects came from Jasmine Lam Interior Design + Architecture, B Interior LLC, and Tamara Magel Design.

Winning kitchen design projects came from Intérieurs Design Studio, Clean Design, and Studio Dearborn with ND Interiors.

Winning garden design projects came from Glenn Glisser Design with Billie Cohen, Louis Fusco Landscape Architects, and Sean Jancski Landscape Architects.

Winning bath design projects came from Mojo Stumer Associates, Grade New York, and Toledo Geller.

Winning product design projects came from Artistic Tile, Anthony Todd Home, Kallista, Plexi-Craft, The Original Lawn Furniture Co, and CoeLux through Solaia.

Winning architecture projects came from West Chin Architects, Designers & Decorators, Douglas VanderHorn Architects, and Wadia Associates.

“As a fashion designer, you can’t repeat yourself. I approach interiors the same way, as though each project is a different collection,” says Godbold.

“As a fashion designer, you can’t repeat yourself. I approach interiors the same way, as though each project is a different collection,” says Godbold.