Westchester’s Interior Design Pros Share Top Tips and Style Favorites

Ever wonder what interior designers go for in their own homes? We spoke with local experts to learn what they gravitate toward and how they make their spaces look picture-perfect.

Random Light II, $945–$2,945; moooi

Within Storage Ottoman, $2,379; Country Willow, Bedford Hills

Alchemy Helio 3.0, Price Available Upon Request; Innovations USA

“Reuse, reduce, and recycle! Or in this case, upcycle. We were able to reuse this kitchen island in the living room as a bar, just painting it and changing the hardware and top,” says Andrea Sinkin, Andrea Sinkin Design.

“[An] amazingly comfy settee – the coziness just screams fall,” says Ana Zampino, Atelier Modern.

Atelier Modern Edlyn Chaise, $4,000; Atelier Modern, Larchmont

Coco Magnolia Pendant, $2,909; Chloe Winston Lighting Design, Norwalk

“We enjoy discovering pieces that bring a decorative flair to functional spaces, like unique mirrors in a primary bathroom. [They] add depth and interest to the design,” says Barrett Oswald, Barrett Oswald Designs.

“I love creating layered lighting in imaginative and unexpected spaces. This primary bath in Rye [features] motion-activated LED toe-kick lighting,” says Jennifer Howard, JWH Design and Cabinetry.

“We love matching our trim color to the wallpaper as well. It really brings the overall design together. Say goodbye to white trim and ceilings,” says Bentley Waters, Bentley Waters Design and Bentley Jane.

“To create a sense of intimacy and coziness in a space, I love to introduce curved or round seating. A curved couch, for instance, adds a strong visual statement while contrasting the hard angles of a room with a soft touch, creating a harmonious and visually appealing balance,” says Marina Hanisch, Marina Hanisch Interiors

Pouf Arc, $14,995-$17,995; Stahl + Band

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