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.
A gut renovation created spaces that harken to the past, but live in the present.
A gut renovation created spaces that harken to the past, but live in the present.
Baratta is not afraid of color—and any client who hires him can’t be either.
Baratta is not afraid of color—and any client who hires him can’t be either.
Once they found their new house in Ridgefield, Craig and Erin Dempster devised a family motto: "Nothing comes with us."
Once they found their new house in Ridgefield, Craig and Erin Dempster devised a family motto: "Nothing comes with us."
Dave Cote and Chris Chervenak are serious collectors, but they don’t always take their collection seriously.
Dave Cote and Chris Chervenak are serious collectors, but they don’t always take their collection seriously.
Every house comes with a history, even brand new ones.
Every house comes with a history, even brand new ones.
Winning kitchen design projects came from DB Design, Wettling Architects, and Carol Kurth Architecture, PC.
Winning bath design projects came from Wettling Architects, Jo Machinist Architect, and Clean Design Partners.
Winning small space design projects came from Daedalus Workshop Architects, Jasmine Lam Interior Design + Architecture, and Linherr Hollingsworth, LLC.
On October 16, at Rockefeller Center’s famous Rainbow Room, NYC&G presented its fifth annual Innovation in Design Awards (IDAs), celebrating the best regional projects in the categories of architecture and interior, small space, garden, kitchen, bath, and product design. The finalists had been selected just a month before by our distinguished panel of judges—architect and designer Alison Spear, textile designer Judy Ross, and interior designers Caleb Anderson and Matthew Patrick Smyth—who convened at the Country Floors showroom in Manhattan to sift through dozens of submissions. Read on to see who took top honors.
Winning garden design projects came from Renée Byers Landscape Architect, Carol Kurth Architecture in collaboration with Diane Bilgore, and Hollander Design Landscape Architects.
Winning interior design projects came from Jasmine Lam Interior Design + Architecture, Joyce D. Silverman Interiors and Worth Interiors.
At her home in East Hampton, HC&G Innovator Award honoree Martha Stewart is setting the bar higher than ever.
A venerable Nantucket home gets a well-considered update.
With two helipads, two pools, and garages that can hold an assortment of vehicles, the home seems as ready for epic missions as it is for lavish holidays.
