Jersey City loft
This loft apartment within a disused church in New Jersey sports spectacular architectural features that appear boldly oversized up close. It belongs to Fort Street Studio VP and interior designer Paul Melo. Circular skylights add a nautical feel and cool blue Fort Street rugs—Two Stroke Indigo and Swig Indigo— contribute to the ecclesiastical calm.
Boca Raton home
This is an IG Workshop project in Florida. Samantha Gallacher, the interior design firm’s co-founder, also founded the rug brand Art + Loom, whose Paper Edge rug frames the modernist seating area to perfection. The irregularity of the concentric borders adds a relaxed undertone to the formality and dark tones offset the neutral furniture.
Brooklyn home
Eskayel studio founder Shanan Campanaro’s favourite thing in her living room is a custom rug in merino wool and silk—it is the first rug she designed for herself for a specific place, saying, ‘it ties the whole space together’.
Sydney home
A pretty pink custom rug with bamboo silk highlights from Designer Rugs really brings this room by Poppy Tzaneros, Director of POCO Designs, to life. Full of gestural action and tonal variety, it delivers heaps of pattern with freeform flow.
Founder’s Hall, Frisco
The Amenity Center in the Texan Grand Canals development by Ink + Oro is surrounded by a variety of residential properties and incorporates a gym, pools, children’s park and beer garden. Taking pride of place in an airy hallway is the custom Founder’s Rug by Jamie Stern.
Denver apartment
This dynamic Paint Spill custom runner by Noreen Seabrook is for the hallway of the artist Heady Ambassador. Its swirling brights compliment his colourful artwork, making the whole space sing.
Paris Salon
Salon Vanier is within Canada’s Official Residence in Paris and is used by the ambassador for entertaining. A custom version of a Creative Matters design was commissioned for the ornate room. The company’s President, Carol Sebert, said: ‘It was a huge honour to be part of this project and I really love that a contemporary design like Orchestra can fit so perfectly into this classic French salon.’
