“We loved the juxtaposition of the solid limestone banquet with fluffy plantings and warm organic shapes,” he says.
In designing this outdoor space of a home on the shores of Texas’s Lake Austin, Mark Ashby set up a playful dialogue with the surrounding nature. “Caroline was inspired by agate stones’ concentric patterns,” Baker explains, adding that the work “really embraces organic forms.” “After we couldn’t find precisely the right art piece for this space, we commissioned San Francisco–based artist Caroline Lizarraga to create the rainbow-hued wall mural for us,” says Regan Baker. In this Menlo Park, California, dining room, the natural element comes via the human hand. The space is anchored by a teak-root cocktail table set atop an alpaca hide from The Rug Company, but our eyes are drawn to the Adam Pendleton silkscreen between the windows.
Youthful yet utterly sophisticated, this Jessie Schuster–designed living room in New York’s Meatpacking District harmoniously combines myriad styles. The nook is papered in York Wallcoverings’ Etched Arcadia Mural. To accompany her spouse’s handiwork, she set an inky Panton chair at each end and hung an Isamu Noguchi Akari light sculpture above it. “We didn’t want the base to detract from the natural curves in the slab,” Taylor adds. “The table was actually built by my husband, who’s an amateur woodworker,” says firm coprincipal Joslyn Taylor, explaining that he lugged an outsize slice of black walnut for the table top from Upstate New York, then welded an unobtrusive support for it out of black steel. To get just the right organic vibe in this Dallas dining room, Swoon, the Studio, went the extra mile.
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