A new construction apartment is designed to become the perfect winter retreat. Architectural details and lots of interesting finishes were applied to give this place a strong look and unique personality. The furniture layout was perfectly crafted for the space to be responsive to family and visitors needs. The color palate was a fusion of neutrals for the owner’s areas, and vibrants hues of blues, yellows and greens for the guests quarters.

A hunting cabin lost to the woods finds its way to become a welcoming guest cottage. Changing the layout brought more clarity to the space, better defining the rooms while adding to the volume of the interiors. Certain architectural details were modified to unify walls and surfaces which were further unified with a white-centric color palate flowing through the home set against dark earthy floors: A beautiful setting with the owners’ mix of traditional furnishings, new custom case goods and upholstered pieces.

A statement of personal style compared to the house's minimalism and overall modernity, along with the monochromaticity of our green canvas we added vibrant splashes of color. This private retreat pays tribute to our client’s New Orlean’s heritage with the rug, furnishings, and accessories, including books, paintings and objects that she has collected over the years.

A newly constructed house is transformed into a home. Continuity and flow between adjacent spaces embrace light and openness while interiors create a feeling of intimacy and comfort. Architectural pavilions are sheathed in glass, emphasizing the expansive panoramic views of Los Angeles from atop the Hollywood Hill.

Inspired by the magic that is childhood and my fascination with the English garden folly, trompe-l’oeil is used to create the illusion of a tent set within a jungle of welcoming flora and friendly fauna. Whimsical and warm, it is a canvas designed to spark a baby’s wonderment and curiosity, with nursery furnishings incorporating soft textures and calming hues to keep mother and nanny calm and comfortable too.

A modern take on an American classic, the barn. With stone, steel and glass the central room brings a spiritual volume to the central area of the house. The artist Vik Muniz takes center stage above the grand wall above the fireplace, overseeing a room designed with entertaining in mind while smaller works in the living quarters enhance the intimately styled spaces.

Philadelphia

A Rittenhouse Square apartment comes to life by maximizing the integrity of the architectural details and polishing every surface to bring back its original glamour.

East Hampton

Posh style translates into comfort in this classic shingle style East Hampton beach house. Modern and contemporary art merge with mid century furniture design to create a fresh and relaxing summer retreat.  

Philadelphia

Brutalist architectural style gets a streamlined and sophisticated softness in this 1970's conversion of two 19th Century carriage houses. Eclectic interior details are unified with a soft monochromatic paint palate along with period furnishing and accessories. Winner, 2013 People’s Choice Award and an Honorable Mention by the Jury of the Interior Design Awards (IDA). 

Philadelphia

In the heart of Rittenhouse Square a New Empire family home is being renovated within its classical style for contemporary living. Working in partnership with S. R. Gambrel Inc. (NYC) and John Toates Architecture (Philadelphia).

Studio Edo takes honor in announcing it's selection and participation in the Housing Works' annual "Design on a Dime" event. 

Along with top designers, Elle Decor and Benjamin Moore, Studio Edo came together in support of Housing Works’ wraparound services and supportive programs for people living with and affected by HIV/AIDS. 

Eduardo's signature sleek-meets-comfort style came to life at his booth. Along with  his generous suppliers and all his hard work, Studio Edo was able to make a significant contribution to this wonderful charity. 

For information on how to contribute to Housing Works please contact info@studioedo.com.

London

A Knightsbridge townhouse retains its historic Georgian architectural integrity with au courant style.   Formal design pieces combine with a light colour palate to create a serene and warm environment.  

Miami

Our latest commission takes us to the former Playboy Hotel on Miami’s South Beach. Working with our client Design Suites we will revision this storied 1960s destination with a fresh contemporary look and feel. From the rooms and public spaces to the branding of its accessories and stationary Studio Edo will cover every detail in the design of the hotel to create an au courant beach sensibility.