The Journal
A glimpse into Lee's personal projects, passions, and perspectives.
Discover and shop pieces inspired by the latest influences in interior design.
A curated edit of highlights and intriguing finds from social media.

Tracing Europe’s shift from classic antiques to the bold, raw beauty of post-war Brutalism.
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Featured in Cabana Magazine, my story of discovering an 18th-century trompe-l’œil armoire reflects the timeless artistry and stories they hold."
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Nestled in the Umbrian foothills and built over the course of centuries on the grounds of a Medieval watchtower, La Torricella stands as a testament 'slow' design.
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In this Clive Lonstein-designed Colorado cabin, natural textures and an earthy color palette bring the outdoors in.
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Imagined as the digs of Napoleonic officer, the atmosphere of Gian Carlo Bussei's Venetian palazzo comes steeped in tender nostalgia.
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Ever the iconoclast, the Méribel ski lodge Charlotte Perriand designed for her family and friends feels at once cozy and modern.
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Bold, audacious, and insistently irreverent, the Paris home of Ramdane Touhami and Victoire de Taillac-Touhami takes its surrealist credentials seriously.
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In the reading nook of this Amsterdam family home, RA. Studio cultivates a feeling of eclectic restraint...
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Ryan Murphy's home in upstate New York is an intoxicating blend of rustic and refined elements.
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Michael Bargo's New York sitting room celebrates the 20th century classics with an irreverent, contemporary sensibility.
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The 1970s Valle de Bravo home of architect Andre Casillas seamlessly blends traditional and modern elements through a commitment to brutalist purity.
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The North Copenhagen home of creatives Elisabeth Bruun Rasmussen and Hans Faerch-Jensen makes a bid for a bid for a stark yet comfortable approach to design.
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As the season turns to autumn, we are delighted to introduce a new collection of antique treasures.
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