At Home With– Salam Hello

At Home With | Tamara Honey

"I don’t think evolution always means change, it’s more about accumulation. My home has grown with me, layer by layer. I still love the same things I always have — color, texture, a little drama — but now there’s a history to it all. Over time, you start to mix the moments: a chair from my first apartment, art picked up on travels, something my kids made that somehow feels right next to an Italian lamp. It’s the combination that tells the story. Style doesn’t have to shift, it just deepens."

At Home With | Trinity Mouzon Wofford & Issey Kobori

"We’re tinkerers, and we’re okay with being in an imperfect space. The idea that a home should be exactly how you want it within a few months of moving in is such a fallacy. If we had made all the decisions right when we arrived, we would’ve missed so many chances to thoughtfully put things together over time."

At Home With | Christian Schallert

“Art in the house has always been essential for me, so every room needed a signature piece that tells a story. When I discovered the plot where the Maison is situated today, it was completely abandoned land with a small fallen-down house… In the title deed papers, it says the house was called “Jenny,” so I wanted to pay homage to this house that we needed to demolish. Therefore, all the artworks in the rooms have something to do with Jenny…”

At Home With | Kerry Pieri

"The home we own is a Victorian from the 1890s. I have also always loved 1970s Italian design. I’ve recently discovered that I basically meld traditional elements with this ‘70s Italian vibe in every room in my home, which I did completely subconsciously."

At Home With | Matt & Arlena Petock

"Home is where we work, play, take care of our pets, entertain, raise our new child, and spend the most time together. The design includes some lovely natural contradictions: It’s cozy, yet bright, neutral, yet full of color. It feels like our ultimate oasis and safe place."

At Home With | Michele Promaulayko

"The house is a 1975 A-frame and intentionally or not, there is a 70s vibe —lots of vintage pottery, vinyl records from that period and some textiles. It fits the soul of the house, but I’m careful to stop short of making it feel like a time capsule by mixing in modern touches and amenities."

At Home With | Spencer Sight of No Vacancy

"Having a place of hospitality has made me think in new ways about how people relate to spaces. The design only begins once the room is furnished. What really makes it feel alive is the right music, lighting, and smells. It’s a sensory experience: The design is fully expressed once people enter and are actively enjoying the space."

At Home With | Rachel & David Ellam Goss

"We want our home to be inviting. We love turning on music, making a batch of Aperol spritzes, and hosting friends and family for dinner. Although it’s harder to be spontaneous in LA, the silver lining is that our home has become a much bigger part of our social life."