A boldly upholstered sofa becomes the focal point, proving comfort and visual impact can coexist.

The stately residence of a prominent Buffalo family with deep roots in flour milling was selected for the 23rd Decorators’ Show House, where 30 design teams stepped in and ultimately unveiled their modern interpretations of the historic space, room by room.

About to embark on building their first house, Buffalonians Steve and Breanna approached MIR interior designer Erin Radetich with a vision.

Creating a safer and more efficient living space doesn’t have to signify loss or a less fulfilling life. one recently transformed home illustrates this beautifully.

When Michele Lee first saw the condominiums available in the recently constructed elmwood avenue building at the gateway of elmwood village, she knew she’d found her new home.

…what began as a 19th-century barn on a family-run farm had evolved greatly over the years, but the character of the structure remained.

Finding and purchasing a home is a process marked by anxiety and luck. In this case, the homeowners were handed a winning ticket.

Downsizing doesn’t have to signify a reduced lifestyle.

Soft furnishings add the elements of color, pattern, and texture to a space while softening the hard lines of case goods, tile, cabinetry, and flooring.

It was a transformation of the very best kind when a client turned to designer Carol Schaper after purchasing a century-old caretakers cottage that once was part of a lakeside estate.

Like a crescendo, Canandaigua Lake’s presence along this shoreline home is modest at first, but when the front door opens, the lake’s sapphire beauty bursts into prominence.

Inspired by their travels to mountainous regions near and far, a Western New York family decided to bring back a piece of the landscapes they love by constructing a one-of-a-kind house that blends nature's raw beauty with modern living.

When Claire and Joe Kuechle Were Expecting Their Fifth Child, They Knew They Needed More Living Space in Their Clarence Home.

Package up the Fresh Charm of a Bucolic Life, Add a Dash of Rugged Lodge Style, and the Result is a Charming Skaneateles Home Full of Heart and Personality.

Settled Along the Consensus Lake Shorefront Sits an Eye-Catching Gem of Design Perfection.

A Former Friary Located in Buffalo’s Larkinville Neighborhood Served as a Canvas for the Imaginative Work of Some of the Top Interior and Landscape Designers in Western New York.

The transformation of the dining and living rooms is, in the
homeowner’s words, like “night and day.”

Marble, leather, wallpaper, stone, all layered to create timeless spaces.

Light is the single most important element for setting a mood or even allowing a space to be used to its full potential.

Bathed in light and soft neutrals, the two-story lake house encapsulates the reasons people want a summer home - to unwind, to soak up natural beauty, and to find solace in small luxuries.