HCO INTERIORS

Even the most zen-like interior can feel disrupted if the artwork doesn’t evoke the same mood. This piece of artwork is a personal favorite of mine. It’s an acrylic on canvas set in a floating oak frame, and it brings a sense of serenity and calm to this New York apartment. It’s a perfect example of how transformative art can be in a space.

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Proof that even the smallest nook can become a defining moment. This Mansion in May fireplace went from overlooked to intentional—with layered texture, warmth, and presence.
Which version would you want to curl up beside? 🔥

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In New York apartments, every square inch becomes valuable real estate for design. Here, we gave this hallway its own moment. Even though its primary purpose is simply to connect the surrounding rooms, we added a beautiful geometric ceiling detail and continued the theme of shapes with an eye-catching piece of artwork.

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Design is never a solo act, every beautiful space we create is the result of countless hands, shared expertise, and years of trusted relationships. As we head into the holiday season, we’re especially grateful for the artisans, workrooms, vendors, makers, and trades who have partnered with us over the last 10 years.

From custom upholstery to millwork, drapery, stone, lighting, and the tiny finishing details that make a home feel complete — we’re surrounded by people who care deeply about their craft, and it shows in every space we share with our clients.

Here’s to collaboration, creativity, and the joy of working with people we admire. We couldn’t do what we do without you. 🤍

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People often forget that being a designer isn’t just about procurement, it’s also about final ex*****on and styling, which are arguably the most important—and the most challenging—parts of the job. Styling is largely trial and error, so don’t get discouraged if your first arrangement isn’t the one you ultimately land on.

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