See 4 Stunning Homes by AD100 Designer Jeremiah Brent

A Stylish Manhattan Abode

“Though it hadn’t been touched much for two generations, it held a ton of emotion.” So suggests interior designer Jeremiah Brent, about an condominium in Manhattan that had been a Latin American family’s anchor for decades—home to its beloved matriarch the website of memorable gatherings, convivial dinners, and celebrations of all types. All people knew that the Park Avenue residence had to be renovated when it just lately handed into another generation’s hands, but, the New York–based expertise provides, the fee would establish a challenge for everyone involved, personally as very well as professionally. “It couldn’t shed any of its spirit, but we experienced to provide in light-weight and additional contemporary aspects,” he explains. “The method had to honor the client’s mom, who had lived there for so extended, whilst bringing it into the existing, while also leaving area for the long term. It experienced to be a clean start but a delicate a single.”—Mitchell Owens

Just one Breezy L.A. Pad

“Brian and Tracy’s previous house was a Tudor with no a ton of sunlight, so the question was ‘How do you provide a brilliant, present-day spirit to a house with classic bones?’ In this article, the problem was flipped—we wished to deliver a feeling of warmth and coziness to a pristine contemporary residence,” Brent clarifies. Berkus, predictably, has his personal choose: “They did not want to go entire Neutra,” he quips. “They didn’t want a room with 3 items of fantastic fashionable home furniture.” Instead, the designers orchestrated an unpretentious, a long time-spanning symphony of stylish, eminently relaxed furnishings, several reused from the homeowners’ past home.—Mayer Rus

The All-White D.C. Household of A person Former NHL Player

Soaring ceilings, huge windows, and spectacular skylights all support bring an abundance of natural mild into [this] home, which Brent states played a important job in the opening up of the previously darkish house. . . . “We took a great deal of inspiration from Europe,” suggests Brent, whose appreciate of artistry and interiors was initial cultivated with home furniture layout. “Everything was meant to be built-in and clear, so we steered obvious of any trends.” Just one of the biggest transformations—and challenges—involved the home’s staircase, which was flipped from 1 side of the home to the other. “Moving the staircase is not essentially an quick feat,” Brent states. “But it really gave us the versatility to do so a lot extra with the interior aesthetic and make the most of far more of the house.”–Troy J. McCullen