Terry Stewart Interior Design Associates

I entered NYCxDESIGN this year with a passive/green townhouse in Brooklyn that was beautifully shot by my good friend and associate Claudia Paul @ claudiapaul.com

Awards will be announced May17-18

Fingers crossed!

My clients love their new Stickley Audi gathering Island! They’ll be ready when we can start partying again...

Before and after shots of cool den makeover!

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Photo/Video Credit:
https://www.claudiapaul.com/

Traditional den gets a lift with a calming grey palette, cool furnishings and cherished family photos✨

Photo Credit: @claudiacpaul

TSIDA - August Newsletter - https://mailchi.mp/92f6c478afef/tsida-september-newsletter-12477152

TSIDA - August Newsletter - https://mailchi.mp/e2a67bbabff8/tsida-september-newsletter-12476136

Had some great ramen at this Japanese restaurant, and enjoyed the interior design choice. The wooden furniture and the subtle greenery gives a peaceful atmosphere while dining.🍜🌿

Easter is around the corner! We wish you and your loved ones a wonderful Easter Sunday! 💐🐰

*tzhu

The Architectural Digest Design Show is coming up! Last year’s show was very inspirational, and I can’t wait to see what will be at this year’s show!

Up close and personal with Lady Liberty at Javits Center yesterday for NY Build Expo 2020.

These components may seem like minor, irrelevant details, but together they create a great, organizational experience for the user. Part of having an organized closet is also making it functional. For example, the wall light brings more light exposure when picking out clothes. (Trust me, it’s essential.) With all the components placed together in one closet, it will not only look organized but it will KEEP it organized. Look forward for more progress pics to come!

A closet is like a toolbox, it’s essential and contains your tools to tackle on the day. But organization is key when it comes to an easy access to your precious tools. We’re moving on to the closet space for the West Village railroad flat. This layout keeps all the essentials organized and accessible. There will be no more digging around in a toolbox. Stay tuned for more on this project!

Here's a sneak peak of a West Village railroad flat needed some interior design help. We’re in the early stages, like deciding on the perfect bedroom layout, but I already can’t wait to see the end result of this project. Stay tuned for more progress pics!

Happy Valentine’s Day! I must say, Teddy dressed up quite nice for his Valentine’s Day date. ❤️🌹

*tzhu

Inspired by the children’s book, “The Story of the Root Children” by Sibylle Von Olfers, I was able to bring an illustration to real life. Now, this kid’s bedroom is starting to come together. Stay tuned!~

Part of this children’s bedroom is to have a rose medallion. With using stencils and using white, yellow, green, and rose colors, I was able to create a medallion that complimented the tone of the bedroom. Stay tuned to see when everything comes together!~

Starting this year with productivity! Currently working on a children’s bedroom, which involves painting a rose medallion and painting a fireplace. With dry brush and sponge work, and some paint and glaze, the fireplace came out beautiful! Stay tuned for future progress posts.~

Happy New Year! Be safe and let’s start this new year with a bang!🍾🥂

Merry Christmas and Happy Holidays! Hope you have a PAW-some Christmas with all your loved ones.🎄🎅🏼🎁

Livin’ up your space with wide plank rift oak flooring, a fresh coat of paint, new display unit, and extra counter space.

Space is important. Especially when it comes to having a family. Here’s another throwback to another great project done this year.

Nothing screams “holidays” than quality family time. Artist Daniel Arsham wanted to have a “Long Island Escape” for him and his family.

“My family wanted to use this space much more for lounging, so we created more depth and lowered it two inches . . . and we also added a movable ottoman so that all four of us can lie on it and watch Star Wars.” - Artist Daniel Arsham

Architectural Digest Article By: Gay Gassmann
Photography: Jason Schmidt
Styled by: Martin Bourne

Another piece from a previous project: a cherished childhood picture in front of FLOS Miss K lamp and mirrored bathroom door.😊

Since 2019 is coming to a close, let’s throwback to the Walter’s Project✨
https://mailchi.mp/2019faaafdf8/tsida-march-newsletter

Photo Credit - Claudia Paul Photography

Hello December! Can’t believe it’s already the last month of 2019!❄️⛄️

Happy Thanksgiving! I’m so grateful for all my friends, family, and clients. Best wishes to you and your loved ones. 😊🦃

*tzu

Baking in progress: Kid’s Room Recipe! Check out our latest newsletter to see what’s cooking in the oven!🥧

https://mailchi.mp/ce68b2dbb93e/tsida-november-newsletter

Erin O’Keefe, New York artist and architect, has created photography that translates “3-D space into a 2-D image”. Her “Seeing Things” exhibit gives a lot more tricks (to the eyes) than treats. Read about it is in our latest newsletter! https://mailchi.mp/d4ec2e44e900/tsida-october-newsletter

Young Huh Interiors had displayed such vibrant rays of orange with an antique tea set, at the Kips Bay Decorator Show House. It’s very inspirational for the fall as well as an upcoming holiday. 😉🎃