Architect Charles Zana's light-filled Paris apartment is a breath of fresh air. Graciously composed, the constantly evolving mix of pieces from different periods and styles gives the home a dynamic and playful personality. Get inspired with similar items from Lee Stanton by clicking through the galleries below.
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Photo: François Halard for AD Italia.
Furniture designer Glenn Lawson's soulful renovation of this Santa Barbara home takes inspiration from its midcentury Southern California roots. With an open floor plan, huge glass windows and luxurious wall-to-wall carpeting, the designer's mix of contemporary and classic midcentury pieces feels nostalgic, yet entirely 21st century. Get the look with similar items from Lee Stanton by clicking through the galleries below.
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Photo: Ori Harpaz for T Magazine.
Axel Vervoordt's Gravenwezel Castle, located in a small village outside Antwerp, Belgium, is a testament to the designer's singular vision. With its limited, earthy color palette, dramatic sense of scale, and emphasis on soft natural textures, the home is a vision of wabi-sabi elegance and restraint. Get the look with similar items from Lee Stanton by clicking through the galleries below.
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This 2007 Paris loft is defined by its offbeat sensibility and clean, gallery-like minimalism. Modernist masterpieces feel right at home against the apartment's sleek utilitarian lines, while pieces of folk art feel vibrant and personal. Get the look with similar items from Lee Stanton by clicking through the galleries below.
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Roberto Matta's apartment on Paris's Left Bank is as surreal and compelling as his canvases. Filled with art and puckishly composed, the Chilean painter's home is a reflection of his passion for outsider, folk, and indigenous art practices, as well as his appreciation for unique combinations of color and scale. Get inspired with similar items from Lee Stanton by clicking through the galleries below.
Photo: Simon Watson for AD Italia.
I love the vibrant color palette and mix of vintage and antique furnishings in this Rioja wine country home. Designed and restored by the Casa Josephine team, the residence exudes a sunny, playful charm. Get inspired with similar items from Lee Stanton by clicking though the galleries below.
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Photo: Philippe Garcia.
The São Paolo home of midcentury architect Julio Katinsky (b.1932) is a testament to the Brazilian modernist's longevity of vision. Cool and clean yet sensuous and grounded, the home's brutalist concrete architecture and huge glass walls create a dynamic interplay between its indoor and outdoor spaces. Get inspired with similar items from Lee Stanton by clicking through the galleries below.
Photo: Ricardo Labougle for AD España. Styling by Leandro Favaloro and Martina Lucatelli.
I'm very inspired by designer Francisco Costa's masterful renovation of this 1910-built Park Avenue apartment. Bathed in a clear natural light and warmed by rich terracotta hues, the Manhattan home feels as cool and crisp as an autumn day. Get the look with similar items from Lee Stanton by clicking through the galleries below.
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Photo: Collin Hughes for Architectural Digest; Bjorn Wallander for Home Journal.
