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While every family house has its own character, this residence has its own sound.

For Johnson's family, blue signifies happiness, not moodiness.

For Johnson's family, blue signifies happiness, not moodiness.

In a vertiginous West Chelsea condo, interiors and art achieve new heights.

In a vertiginous West Chelsea condo, interiors and art achieve new heights.

A dream team of interior designer Anthony Baratta, floral designer Tommy John Bader, and landscape architect Janice Parker made the house shine inside and out.

A dream team of interior designer Anthony Baratta, floral designer Tommy John Bader, and landscape architect Janice Parker made the house shine inside and out.

The owner of this coastal residence has dialogues with her rooms; the conversations directed her interior design.

The owner of this coastal Connecticut residence has dialogues with her rooms; the conversations direct her interior design.

For her own family’s home, interior designer Linherr Hollingsworth goes bold, while maintaining serenity and comfort throughout.

For her own family’s home, interior designer Linherr Hollingsworth goes bold, while maintaining serenity and comfort throughout.

The Builder Recognition Award honored Brenner Builders, Kaesmann Builders, and Evergreen Building Systems.

Winning architecture projects came from Reese Owens Architects, David Preusch Architect, and Michael McKinley and Associates.

Winning interior design projects came from D2 Interieurs, Calla.Studio, and Reese Owens Architects with Jenny Fischbach Design LLC.

Winning garden design projects came from Haver & Skolnick Architects, Gregory Lombardi Design Incorporated, and Sean Jancski Landscape Architects.

Winning bath design projects came from Gara & Co., Yvonne Ferris Interiors, and Austin Patterson Disston Architects.

Winning small space design projects came from Robson Leonard Design, Peyton Cochran for EPiC, and Denemede.

Winning kitchen design projects came from Deane Inc., Gara & Co., and Studio Bartolotta LLC.

A former stodgy duplex finds a second life thanks to decorator Elizabeth Pash.

A former stodgy duplex finds a second life thanks to decorator Elizabeth Pash.

"Less color means a greater emphasis on texture. Plus, the quality of the furnishings and artwork stands out," says homeowner and project decorator Simon Kneen.

"Less color means a greater emphasis on texture. Plus, the quality of the furnishings and artwork stands out," says homeowner and project decorator Simon Kneen.