the manhattan showroom is now open!
come visit us on the first floor of the new york design center.
200 lexington avenue #103
new york, ny 10016
212.725.2500
hours:
monday – friday / 9am – 5pm
saturday / 10am – 5pm
the manhattan showroom is now open!
come visit us on the first floor of the new york design center.
200 lexington avenue #103
new york, ny 10016
212.725.2500
hours:
monday – friday / 9am – 5pm
saturday / 10am – 5pm
Bluewater Home Builders, LLC is a residential construction company specializing in luxury custom homes and renovations in Westport, Connecticut. Principals Bob Sprouls and Darren Andreoli and their team have earned more than 30 Home Building Industry awards to date, and continue to exceed the expectations of both the home building community and their customers year after year. We are thrilled to shine our spotlight on Bluewater and share a few of our favorite interiors from their portfolio!
Shannon Calvert
The Polished Nickel finish of the Darlana Large Lantern by E.F. Chapman reflects the natural sunlight in this bright stairway during the day, and provides a warm glow in the evening.
Len Lampel
The Bluewater team created an open living and dining space in this Westport, CT home, ideal for enjoying its panoramic views of the Long Island Sound. The Camille Small Chandelier by Suzanne Kasler is a casual yet elegant touch over the glass dining table.
Shannon Calvert
Bluewater selected the Patrick Large Pendants by Thomas O’Brien to light one of two islands in this spacious kitchen, which won the 2016 HOBI Award for Best Residential Remodeled Kitchen & Lower Level.
The expert craftsmanship of a Bluewater home is evident in the details. A bow window and fireplace lined with herringbone stone grace the living room of this Nantucket Shingle style home. A pair of Primitive Sconces by Clodagh add modern flair to the mantel.
Len Lampel
Interior designer Michelle Hogue of hogueID completed this Bluewater home with luxurious yet livable furnishings. The Windsor Large Hanging Shade by Ralph Lauren takes center stage in this airy master bedroom.
First look! The stunning kitchen in Bluewater’s latest Compo Beach home features Precision Large Pendants by Kelly Wearstler in Polished Nickel.
The five-bedroom home was built with both indoor and outdoor entertaining in mind, complete with an expansive rear patio lit by Fresno Long Wall Sconces by E.F. Chapman.
Click here to learn more about Bluewater Home Builders, LLC.
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gale large pendant by thomas o’brien
regency medium chandelier by joe nye
hackney single sconce by j.randall powers
bistro medium chandelier by ian k. fowler
tamaso small table lamp by thomas o’brien
greenwich sconce by thomas o’brien
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We’re getting in the holiday spirit with this collection of festive snaps from Instagram. Shop the lighting and share your own holiday decor with the hashtag #circalighting for a chance to be featured in our inspiration gallery!
gramcery mini chandelier by e.f. chapman
boston functional single light by e.f. chapman
merchant pendant by thomas o’brien
roark 30″ modular ring chandelier by ralph lauren
boston functional single light by e.f. chapman
morris medium lantern by suzanne kasler
darlana small lantern by e.f. chapman
marigot large chandelier by e.f. chapman
Alison Gootee/Studio D
When Emmy Rossum purchased her pre-war apartment in Midtown Manhattan, she knew it would need a lot of work. The actress enlisted ELLE DECOR and designer Antonino Buzzetta to transform her 800-square-foot “pied-à-teardown” into the home of her dreams.
Joshua McHugh
Joshua McHugh
The style Rossum sought to achieve was “chic, European, the look of a modern girl who has inherited her grandmother’s stuff. I wanted it to have a young energy, but with old-fashioned touches,” she told Buzzetta. The living room features an antique fireplace Rossum found while shopping with her mother at the Marché aux Puces in Paris.
Joshua McHugh
Joshua McHugh
The herringbone wood floors were among the only original elements to remain after the extensive renovation. In the new build, Buzzetta added architectural features and refreshed the built-in bookshelves to channel the history of the 1928 building.
Joshua McHugh
Irving Penn photographs and an antique chandelier (see similar style below) Rossum inherited from her grandmother grace the elegant dining area.
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Joshua McHugh
Buzzetta created extra surface space in the compact kitchen by tearing down a wall and building a breakfast bar in its place. To brighten the ebonized cabinetry, he selected Caesarstone quartz countertops and pair of globe pendants inspired by vintage subway lights.
Joshua McHugh
Joshua McHugh
Joshua McHugh
When choosing finishes, “Mixing metals is a much more relaxed approach,” Buzzetta said. He selected brass task lights and a timeless crystal chandelier with polished nickel accents in the bedroom. The soothing wall color is Farrow & Ball’s Parma Gray.
Joshua McHugh
Joshua McHugh
Alison Gootee/Studio D
Linear bath sconces were a sleek solution in the bathroom where wall space was limited. The sink, walls and mosaic floor are outfitted in Ann Sacks marble.
Joshua McHugh
Joshua McHugh
See the full tour in the November issue of ELLE DECOR – on stands now!
Based in New Orleans, Logan Killen Interiors was formed in 2012 by longtime friends and design partners Katie Logan Leblanc and Jensen Killen. The talented pair’s expertise is in creating eclectic and laid-back interiors for residential and boutique commercial spaces. We are thrilled to share a selection of their inspiring work with you as we shine our spotlight on Logan Killen Interiors! Photography by Hunter Holder.
Classic comfort meets bohemian ease in this Uptown master bedroom.
Bamboo shades and a mix of nickel and brass fixtures add warmth to this all-white bath.
This family-friendly kitchen demonstrates the firm’s aptitude for creating spaces as stylish as they are functional.
Organic textures and understated patterns add a livable yet sophisticated twist in this traditional dining room.
classic swing arm wall lamp
by studio vc
hand-rubbed antique brass with linen shade
Streamlined fixtures and a frameless glass shower make this compact bathroom feel spacious and bright.
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Comfort is a key aspect of every room the duo designs. Cozy seating with vintage flair creates an inviting atmosphere in this living room.
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What’s next for Logan Killen Interiors? This fall, the designers will open Sunday Shop – a lifestyle boutique featuring bespoke furnishings, home accessories and gifts on Magazine Street in New Orleans.
All seven of our showrooms have been reset and refreshed for Fall. Visit us to see the latest and greatest additions and shop our windows showcasing AERIN, E.F. Chapman, Niermann Weeks, Ralph Lauren and Suzanne Kasler!
aerin
riga floor lamp
polished nickel with crystal
e.f. chapman
niermann weeks
ralph lauren
suzanne kasler
Shop the entire collection online or in any of our showrooms.
Step inside the breathtaking Coastal Living 2016 Showhouse in Bridgehampton, New York. The 6,800-square-foot retreat designed by architect Fred Throo with interiors by Meg Braff is a modern take on the traditional Hamptons-style home. Shop the lighting looks showcased in some of our favorite spaces and see the full house in the September issue of Coastal Living!
Harmonious pops of blue and green can be found throughout the house. The combination makes a splash in the living room, which overlooks the pool area through french doors.
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The showhouse features 10 bright prints from Braff’s own wallpaper and fabric lines. She selected a white mirror and light fixtures to accent her tropical fan pattern on the powder room walls.
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In the dining room, Braff opted for white surfaces and chair legs in place of natural wood tones for a brighter, more casual feel.
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Builders Anthony Balducci and Dave Bennett added character to the 18-foot cathedral ceiling of the master bedroom with white beams and shiplap paneling.
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The master suite is the only room to prominently feature the color yellow, which makes the room and its elements feel all the more special.
The home was built to be the ultimate retreat for playing host to summer visitors. Guest accommodations include three colorful bedrooms, all with en-suite bathrooms.
Braff repeated the embroidered shell motif seen on the bedding in the first guest room on the towels in the adjoining bathroom.
Rattan pieces in the second bedroom add an touch of vintage flair to the predominantly modern decor.
Braff incorporated the coral hue in the second guest bathroom with scalloped tile and a subtle wallpaper pattern.
A solid shade of kiwi green on the walls of the third guest room balance the plethora of prints in surrounding rooms. Fresh flowers and a sculptural table lamp at the bedside add organic charm.
Polished nickel fixtures and crisp, white cabinets make for a clean look at the vanity of the third guest bathroom.
The sunny second-floor family room opens to a spacious balcony. Brass and crystal light fixtures add casual glamour to the seating area, which is outfitted entirely with indoor/outdoor fabrics.
A game table, desk and trundle beds doubling as sofas are clever accommodations for guests in the bonus room over the garage.
A spacious laundry room on the second floor is as beautiful as it is functional.
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The pool house lounge and changing room echo the playful use of color and pattern found in the main house.
Courtesy Coastal Living, a division of Time Inc. Lifestyle Group, photography by David Land. Coastal Living is a registered trademark of Time Inc. Lifestyle Group and is used with permission.
Shop the entire collection online or in any of our showrooms.
Our Charleston showroom had the pleasure of working with Novella Homes on the lighting selection for this newly-completed, cottage style home on Daniel Island. Steve Guaglianone and team selected every finish with an incredible attention to detail and delivered a luxurious yet livable family home. Get inspired by our photo tour of 359 Lesesne Street and shop the lighting looks! Photography by Patrick Brickman for Charleston Home + Design.
A classic brass lantern and shiplap walls set a tone of casual elegance in the entry.
Highlights of the kitchen include a beamed ceiling, warm brass fixtures and custom range hood. The tabletop adjacent to the island is a perfect place to gather with guests.
The home features a spacious butler’s pantry (top) and laundry room (bottom), both with ample storage space and custom cabinetry.
Built-in shelving and a marble-tiled fireplace complete the first floor living room.
Printed wallpaper adds a pop of color in the powder room. A pair of polished nickel and white glass pendants light the vanity.
The exquisite master bedroom is conveniently located on the first floor, complete with a cozy sitting area and oversized walk-in closet.
The master bathroom features a marble shower with two shower heads, a free standing soaking tub, a dual sink vanity and elegant light fixtures.
To celebrate the completion of the home, we partnered with Novella Homes and Charleston Home + Design on a spectacular kick-off event. Coastal Crust mobile eatery provided Neapolitan style pizza, locally-crafted beer on tap and an eclectic assortment of wines. Thank you to everyone who helped make this event a success!
Visit the Novella Homes website for more information on this home and to view more of their beautiful projects.
Shop our entire collection online or in any of our showrooms.
The 2016 Southern Living Idea House celebrates the history of the magazine on its 50th anniversary year. Located in the town of Mt Laurel just outside of Birmingham, Alabama, the classic Southern cottage was completed entirely by designers with roots in the region. Shop the lighting looks selected by these designers in our sneak peek of the home before planning your visit!
entry & stairway | ashley gilbreath
Ashley Gilbreath of Montgomery, Alabama brings casual elegance to the entry and stairs with a series of Kristen Blakeney sketches, brass fixtures and a striped runner.
living room | mark d. sikes
Interior and fashion designer Mark D. Sikes created an inviting atmosphere in the living room with a color palette of warm neutrals.
dining room | margaret kirkland
Photography by Laurey Glenn for Southern Living
Atlanta-based designer Margaret Kirkland used color to balance traditional pieces with contemporary accents in the dining room.
pilmico adjustable floor lamp
e.f. chapman for visual comfort
antique burnished brass
master suite | lauren liess
The nature-inspired first floor master suite is the work of Lauren Liess, interior designer and author of Habitat: The Field Guide to Decorating.
The spacious bathroom features grasscloth wallpaper, a white skirted tub and matching pair of luxurious marble vanities.
family room & powder room | bill ingram
Photography by Laurey Glenn for Southern Living
Ingram selected bold, black and white striped wallpaper, antique brass sconces and a round bamboo mirror in the powder room.
Associate Decorating Editor and designer Elly Poston incorporated bedding and accessories from the Southern Living Home collection in her second floor bedroom.
bedroom | ashley gilbreath
Photography by Laurey Glenn for Southern Living
Ashley Gilbreath also designed one of the three bedrooms on the second floor in a youthful yet sophisticated style.
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bedroom & pajama lounge | amy berry
Photography by Laurey Glenn for Southern Living
Dallas designer Amy Berry mixed modern art and antiques for a fresh take on a classic style in the third upstairs bedroom and bathroom.
Photography by Laurey Glenn for Southern Living
Berry selected a classic marble vanity, polished nickel fixtures and white subway tile in the cheerful bathroom.
Photography by Laurey Glenn for Southern Living
The upstairs living area Berry named “the pajama lounge” featured a round banquette and linen-covered walls, ceiling and sectionals.
Shop the entire collection online or in any of our showrooms.
The biggest city in the state where everything is bigger, Houston, Texas is home to world-class performing and visual arts venues, a thriving restaurant scene and plenty of lone-star charm. Take a tour and shop the lighting looks from a few of our favorite spots to dine and unwind in the Bayou City!
la table
La Table is a dining destination like none other! Visit the first floor for the charming bakery and coffee counter. As you head upstairs to the formal dining rooms, be sure to browse the impressive library of art, fashion and lifestyle books from Assouline publishing house. Design by Dolores Suarez and Caroline Grant of Dekar Design.
club monaco
Shop the latest from international retailer Club Monaco’s luxurious yet wearable collection of clothing and accessories. We love the boutique feel of store in the Houston Galleria. Design by Jennifer DiLeonardi and James Mills of Club Monaco’s Store Design Team.
backstreet cafe
Converted from a cozy ’30s-era house in Houston’s River Oaks, the Backstreet Cafe features a homestyle New American menu and gourmet cocktails. The intimate outdoor patio provides the perfect atmosphere for their legendary Sunday brunch. Design by Rudolph Colby of Colby Design.
lancaster hotel
Built in 1926, The Lancaster Hotel is recognized as a Texas Historical Landmark and the only hotel in the city to qualify for membership with Historic Hotels of America. Guests can enjoy the Lancaster’s distinctive décor, original 19th century art and top-notch service. Restoration and design by Gensler.
Visit our Houston showroom or shop the entire collection online.
french library wall lamp, studio collection
calais 34″ chandelier by niermann weeks
clarkson double sconce by aerin