No wood or marble was allowed.

Tour this stunning Brooklyn home.

After 16 years, Hilary’s Park’s apartment had gone from airy to claustrophobic. She turned to Homepolish to instill a new sense of order.

“I need to be cripplingly overwhelmed by how colorful everything is.”

Interior designer Wesley Moon transformed a nondescript white box into a bright oasis for a young family.

Architect Dennis George and designers Anishka Clarke and Niya Bascom transformed an old thrift shop’s basement into a bright center for kids.

Sasha Bikoff’s new apartment showcases her over-the-top aesthetic.

Sustainable design with water views and a hydroponic wall garden.

Revamp Interior Design’s gut renovation included adding a third story that stayed true to the original design.

When a couple returned to the Park Slope home they’d vacated years ago, they gave it a whole new look.

Victoria Munroe Fine Art has reopened in a townhouse, the perfect spot for viewing 19th-century architectural drawings and a flock of rare birds.

Actor Anthony Triolo moved into this Upper West Side apartment thinking it would be temporary. That was six years ago.

Interior designer Lucy Harris gave her client’s Henry James–era home a modern, eclectic upgrade.

Chief creative officer Drew Elliott has perfected the art of cozy glamour in a style that might be described as Gilded Age Pop.

Designer Chris Kraig gave a classic Greek revival in Otego, New York, a respectful makeover.

Architect Jacob Sandmann says the children “drove the renovation, as we didn’t want the apartment to feel like a museum.”

John Lautner’s cliffside escape looks just as perfectly Jetsons-y as it did when it was built.

Steven Holl saved a plot of land from development and built himself a high-tech experiment.

“My client told me she wanted a fun, urban tree house,” says Homepolish designer Elizabeth Bomberger.

This jewel-box one-bedroom is curvy without curlicues.