See 4 Breathtaking Residences by Advert100 Designer Jeremiah Brent

A Stylish Manhattan Abode

“Though it hadn’t been touched much for two generations, it held a great deal of emotion.” So says interior designer Jeremiah Brent, about an apartment in Manhattan that had been a Latin American family’s anchor for decades—home to its beloved matriarch the web-site of unforgettable gatherings, convivial dinners, and celebrations of all sorts. Most people knew that the Park Avenue house experienced to be renovated when it just lately handed into an additional generation’s fingers, but, the New York–based talent adds, the commission would verify a challenge for absolutely everyone involved, personally as very well as professionally. “It could not get rid of any of its spirit, but we had to provide in light and a lot more present-day factors,” he points out. “The method had to honor the client’s mom, who had lived there for so very long, although bringing it into the current, even though also leaving place for the long term. It had to be a fresh start off but a delicate just one.”—Mitchell Owens

One particular Breezy L.A. Pad

“Brian and Tracy’s previous dwelling was a Tudor without a great deal of daylight, so the dilemma was ‘How do you carry a dazzling, contemporary spirit to a residence with classic bones?’ Right here, the challenge was flipped—we needed to bring a perception of warmth and coziness to a pristine up to date property,” Brent clarifies. Berkus, predictably, has his personal choose: “They did not want to go total Neutra,” he quips. “They did not want a room with 3 items of excellent fashionable furnishings.” Instead, the designers orchestrated an unpretentious, many years-spanning symphony of stylish, eminently comfortable furnishings, lots of reused from the homeowners’ past home.—Mayer Rus

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

Soaring ceilings, large windows, and amazing skylights all assistance convey an abundance of pure mild into [this] household, which Brent claims played a crucial function in the opening up of the previously dark house. . . . “We took a great deal of inspiration from Europe,” claims Brent, whose enjoy of artistry and interiors was initial cultivated with household furniture structure. “Everything was meant to be integrated and clear, so we steered crystal clear of any traits.” One particular of the biggest transformations—and challenges—involved the home’s staircase, which was flipped from one facet of the assets to the other. “Moving the staircase is not always an quick feat,” Brent suggests. “But it actually gave us the versatility to do so a great deal much more with the interior aesthetic and use far more of the household.”–Troy J. McCullen