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To inquire about our luxury interior design services for your project, please complete the form, and one of our team members will be in touch.  We take on a select number of projects each year. If you are considering a significant residential project, we would welcome a conversation.

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Phone:972.803.6304
Email:info@sblonginteriors.com

Follow us:  @sblonginteriors

I found this fabric and leather studded French scr I found this fabric and leather studded French screen at a small antique shop in Connecticut years ago, and it’s still one of my favorite pieces in my Connecticut home.  The colors – cream, camel and grey are ones I gravitate toward again and again.  The SBL logo for example displays these three colors. 

It also solved a real problem. It is a visual buffer between my Living and Dining spaces.  Sometimes the best pieces aren’t the ones you plan for. They’re the ones you stumble on.

#ObjectivelySpeaking #InteriorDesign #SBLongInteriors #CTHome #Antiquefinds
Every color choice in our Modernish Penthouse proj Every color choice in our Modernish Penthouse project started with the bronze window frames. This warm metal tone set the palette of camel, cream and chocolate brown.  But I wanted contrast in the materials themselves, iron next to leather, mohair against warm wood, so the room had texture and depth even within a tight color story. Each material brings its own weight and finish and layering them together is what makes the space feel luxurious and masculine. 

In this video I walk through how that palette came together. 

#SBLModernistPenthouse #InteriorDesign #1930sModern #ColorPalette #Luxurydesign
August in Provence brings long evenings, lavender August in Provence brings long evenings, lavender in full bloom, and markets full of stone fruit and sunflowers. It’s the month locals wait for and travelers plan around.

Looking back at this project, Le Mas des Poiriers was designed for this season. Classic florals and ginghams soften a curated collection of antiques, suited to bare feet and open windows. Reclaimed terra cotta floors stay cool through the afternoon heat. Doors open directly onto the surrounding gardens.

The architecture had presence before we began. Our work centered on furnishings that honored that history. Faded blues, aged wood, and hand-loomed textiles built a palette drawn from the region, down to the linens on every bed.

Similar sources for selected rooms are in Highlights. 🔗

#concepttocompletion #ProvenceStyle #FrenchCountryHome #InteriorDesign #SBLongInteriors
Some of my favorite things in my Connecticut kitch Some of my favorite things in my Connecticut kitchen:  the walnut counter island that adds warmth in this taupe gray kitchen, the Dutch door, the lack of upper cabinets, and the polished nickel birdcage lanterns to name a few.  Here more about my house in Litchfield County on my interview with @homeworthy. Link in bio. 

#kitchendesign #hometour #ctinteriordesign #litchfieldcounty #SBLoriginal
A walkthrough of a New York penthouse renovation i A walkthrough of a New York penthouse renovation in the Meatpacking District we designed for a longtime client who loves 1930’s modern design and the culture of Asia. This video tour shows every room, start to finish.

End-cut white oak floors run throughout, custom bronze details pull from the building’s own façade, and a camel, cream and chocolate brown palette ties the luxurious, custom spaces together.

#SBLModernistPenthouse #InteriorDesign #1930sModern #NYCPenthouse #SBLoriginal
Travel is never separate from the work for me, it’ Travel is never separate from the work for me, it’s part of it. Every trip is a chance to file away details I’ll draw on for years, and Portugal gave me plenty to collect. Hand-painted azulejo tile in patterns I’m already reworking for a powder bath. Stone sidewalks worn to a soft polish from centuries of use that no manufactured material can fake. Bold pigment on plaster walls, graphic contrasts with a surprisingly modern quality. Mature gardens where the trees have become architecture, structure no landscape plan could specify. This is where my inspiration comes from: touring places with a camera in hand, filing it all away for what’s next.

#lisbon #sintra 
#Portugal #DesignInspiration #designertravel
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I found this fabric and leather studded French scr I found this fabric and leather studded French screen at a small antique shop in Connecticut years ago, and it’s still one of my favorite pieces in my Connecticut home.  The colors – cream, camel and grey are ones I gravitate toward again and again.  The SBL logo for example displays these three colors. 

It also solved a real problem. It is a visual buffer between my Living and Dining spaces.  Sometimes the best pieces aren’t the ones you plan for. They’re the ones you stumble on.

#ObjectivelySpeaking #InteriorDesign #SBLongInteriors #CTHome #Antiquefinds
Every color choice in our Modernish Penthouse proj Every color choice in our Modernish Penthouse project started with the bronze window frames. This warm metal tone set the palette of camel, cream and chocolate brown.  But I wanted contrast in the materials themselves, iron next to leather, mohair against warm wood, so the room had texture and depth even within a tight color story. Each material brings its own weight and finish and layering them together is what makes the space feel luxurious and masculine. 

In this video I walk through how that palette came together. 

#SBLModernistPenthouse #InteriorDesign #1930sModern #ColorPalette #Luxurydesign
August in Provence brings long evenings, lavender August in Provence brings long evenings, lavender in full bloom, and markets full of stone fruit and sunflowers. It’s the month locals wait for and travelers plan around.

Looking back at this project, Le Mas des Poiriers was designed for this season. Classic florals and ginghams soften a curated collection of antiques, suited to bare feet and open windows. Reclaimed terra cotta floors stay cool through the afternoon heat. Doors open directly onto the surrounding gardens.

The architecture had presence before we began. Our work centered on furnishings that honored that history. Faded blues, aged wood, and hand-loomed textiles built a palette drawn from the region, down to the linens on every bed.

Similar sources for selected rooms are in Highlights. 🔗

#concepttocompletion #ProvenceStyle #FrenchCountryHome #InteriorDesign #SBLongInteriors
Some of my favorite things in my Connecticut kitch Some of my favorite things in my Connecticut kitchen:  the walnut counter island that adds warmth in this taupe gray kitchen, the Dutch door, the lack of upper cabinets, and the polished nickel birdcage lanterns to name a few.  Here more about my house in Litchfield County on my interview with @homeworthy. Link in bio. 

#kitchendesign #hometour #ctinteriordesign #litchfieldcounty #SBLoriginal
A walkthrough of a New York penthouse renovation i A walkthrough of a New York penthouse renovation in the Meatpacking District we designed for a longtime client who loves 1930’s modern design and the culture of Asia. This video tour shows every room, start to finish.

End-cut white oak floors run throughout, custom bronze details pull from the building’s own façade, and a camel, cream and chocolate brown palette ties the luxurious, custom spaces together.

#SBLModernistPenthouse #InteriorDesign #1930sModern #NYCPenthouse #SBLoriginal
Travel is never separate from the work for me, it’ Travel is never separate from the work for me, it’s part of it. Every trip is a chance to file away details I’ll draw on for years, and Portugal gave me plenty to collect. Hand-painted azulejo tile in patterns I’m already reworking for a powder bath. Stone sidewalks worn to a soft polish from centuries of use that no manufactured material can fake. Bold pigment on plaster walls, graphic contrasts with a surprisingly modern quality. Mature gardens where the trees have become architecture, structure no landscape plan could specify. This is where my inspiration comes from: touring places with a camera in hand, filing it all away for what’s next.

#lisbon #sintra 
#Portugal #DesignInspiration #designertravel

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info@sblonginteriors.com

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