Bedroom Design Interior by Bliss Design Firm

Art and nature conspire to create this garden like retreat. Fresh garden clippings, azure toned surroundings layers of verdant fabrics set off a clean white cloud of bedding.

A bedroom is secondarily important to your main living areas as it should reflect you solely and cater to your individual needs. This room should serve as your sanctuary and “escape” from your everyday hectic stresses and obstacles. The comfort level should be at its utmost luxury for complete relaxation and color should be well selected to portray calmness and tranquility. There is no place more intimate to a client than the bedroom. Comfort and personal expression are the only things that matter, in the end, says the owner Ohara Davies-Gaetano (blissdesignfirm.com)

Flawless White Interior of Queen of Clean of New York, NY

via NY Times
This is a tiny appartment of Barbara Roche Fierman, the owner of New York’s Little Elves - a cleaning service.

Her East Village apartment, designed by Oskar Torres, looks micro-stain-free and tiny - the living room is 10 feet wide, yet cozy, and it's how it's supposed to be for the Lady of Cleanliness of Manhattan.

Mary McDonald Commercial Interior Design

Ranked one of the “Top 100 Designers” by House Beautiful, LA-based interior designer Mary McDonald started her career as a milliner. Now she is one of the most sought after designers. Her signature style is accentuated with her ability to combine Indian influences and Chinoiserie with keen fashion sense and contemporary lines in both commercial and residential interiors. Her ravishing interiors with careful choice of fabrics and accessories pulled together with an impeccable sense of color show her love of old-world elegance with modern glamour and sophistication.

(Photo: Luxe Sunset Boulevard Hotel, LA)

Now the award-winning designer's first book came out MARY MCDONALD: INTERIORS which is a must-have for those who love sophisticated interiors as it is lushly photographed and written with wit and charm, covering the wide array of McDonald's decorating philosophy.

Commercial Interior Design by Philippe Starck

The legend of modern design, the French designer Philippe Starck is famous for designing the total environment from layout to furniture to linens of his luxurious hotels all over the world - the Hotel Delano in Miami, the Mondrian in Los Angeles among others.
Here's to admire El Porteño hotel interiors (Buenos Aires)..

Residential Interior Design - Traditional Family Room

by David Mitchell

 
The family room where you can gather with those you love is supposed to be a place which brings a cozy feel, whether they look edgy and modern or traditional and coordinated with a fine mixture of antiques and classic. There's some modern interior design ideas to inspire and admire by designer's projects of traditional family room.

by Cook Architectural Design Studio

The main concept is to keep it cozy with comfortable seating in earth-tone upholstery, with restrained modern furniture, or with cashmere throws and pillows.

Interior Design Firms - Shine by S.H.O.

Cary Buffet

The California based, beautiful multitalented artist Susan Hornbeak Ortiz creates the most fashion forward lifestyle lines in the interior design industry. With eclectic touch, her modern to vintage collection brings something unique to the contemporary home decor.

Shanghai Console

In 2005, Susan Hornbeak-Ortiz and her husband Russ Ortiz started their firm Shine Home with hand-blown glass table lamps, then in 2006, they added pendant lamps and porcelain. Soon they established a brand known for its modern renderings of classic motifs of the beginning of the 20th century. In 2007, the company expanded adding furniture line of accent tables, case goods and dining tables.

Hollywood Regency Style in Interior Design

Hollywood Regency style emerged in the 1930s, when celebrities like Rita Hayworth and Joan Crawford started decorating their homes with glamour and glitz flavor on the advice of the famous interior designers of the time Dorothy Draper and William Haines. It's modern version is growing in popularity upheld by designers like David Jimenez, the vice president of visual merchandising and store design for Hallmark Cards.
The designer's projects reveal his passion for design and his eye for detail. He also writes a monthly interior design column for Kansas City Spaces (spaceskc.com) that defines his stylish interiors as "a study in elegant living--Cary Grant meets modern style".