SHOWHOUSE TOUR | Kips Bay NY 2024: Color & Craft

This week @DesignerHomeTours, journey through the prestigious Kips Bay Decorator Showhouse 2024 in New York City! Renowned designers unveil stunning rooms, each a unique expression of style.
Unleash Your Inner Designer with Inspiring Spaces:
1. Jewel-Toned Dining Room by Kit Kemp: Bold colors, patterns, and textures inspired by Virginia Woolf and artistic powerhouses.
2. Organic Elegance by Lucinda Loya: High-contrast black and white powder room with a hidden message revealed under black light.
3. The Tailored Edge by Aman and Meeks: Neutral living room with pops of color, featuring a custom LaVerne table and artwork by Beth Katleman.
4. Transitional Kitchen by St. Charles New York: Modern twist on a classic design, featuring Dekton countertops and a luxurious Maestro Bonnet range.
5. The Club Room: A Story in Design by Alan Tanksley: Layered and captivating space with hand-painted gold wallpaper and a whimsical parchment bar.
6. Masculine Meets Feminine by Shawn Henderson: Bedroom suite featuring stainless steel furniture contrasted with a rosy pink palette.
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Chapters:
00:00 - Intro
00:29 - Kit Kemp Design Studio
04:24 - Lucinda Loya Interiors
05:52 - Aman & Meeks
07:16 - St. Charles New York
09:34 - Alan Tanksley Inc.
11:23 - Shawn Henderson Interior Design
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[@meredithheath5272]

With all these onterior videos, which are very interesting, and, many times inspring - it really is unfathomable that many people have that much money to furnish their whole homes with so much expensive objects, furniture, window treatments, wall fabric/ paper, expensive paints..... !!! I don't get angry or jealous - i just can't imagine!!! 😮 What fun it would be to choose whatever you wanted! ❤

[@ginacrusco234]

The bedroom. Yes please.

[@fancycat]

OMG! I wanted to watch but couldn't get past the horrendous dining room 😮

[@pman2916]

"If you have nothing nice to say, say nothing".. Nothing!😊

[@dugob8868]

Since none of you know who Kit Kemp is, you won't know that this interior design is her signature style for all of her hotels and her design style superseded the maximalist/wallpaper/pattern/print conglomeration trend by at least 15 years and she supports unknown, known and emerging artists who's artworks are showcased in all of her hotels. It takes a masterful eye to union all these elements to create a harmonious use of space. She didn't just jump on the bandwagon and if you actually listened to what she said, her inspiration was drawn from the aesthetic of the English countryside. Let me guess, 8 years ago, many of you were cooing over rectangular block furniture, round mirrors and blue gray painted walls and West Elm furniture and now you're running yourself ragged to collect brown wood furniture. Know your station, it's where you belong.

[@lornamarie5544]

That English fireplace looks more Roman. I love colour but first room is a little over the other top even for me. If I was forced to choose I’d say the club room. Shawn Henderson was a definite no.

[@tokyodrifttt]

Was the lady ok? She sounded like she was crying

[@RichardBarnett-hs1qy]

An unfortunate choice of spokesperson for their brand.

[@GregginHOU]

More with the over-the-top maximalism. 🙄 That dining room just makes my eyes hurt.

[@RichardBarnett-hs1qy]

Time for Kit Kemp to try solid beige for a change.

[@fancycat]

​@@RichardBarnett-hs1qy I agree, it couldn't hurt ..

[@RichardBarnett-hs1qy]

IMO this is not a good year for Kips Bay. So much not to like. Kit Kemp's dining room was horrendous! .... a conglomerated mess. On the upside: Amen & Meeks' Living Room the least bad of the bunch.

[@davecahyo]

The first one is clearly the most beautiful, but it's a bad idea to mix all of those different styles in one house, they clash with each other horribly

[@melitaclarkbooks7783]

Interesting design perspectives, but Zero human diversity here

[@gingerguyful]

I agree. Where are the tranny black dwarves?