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Vanessa Katzen | Interior Design

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Interior Design Studio & Art Advisory
NYC • Global
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As Seen in @archdigest @ad_italia @elledecor @housebeautiful @livingetcofficial

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Selected and deeply honored.

Vanessa Katzen Design has been named to the Featured Designer on @archdigestpro by @archdigest

This one means a great deal. It follows a year of our work in @ad_italia and @archdigestpolska . A Park Slope carriage house. A Gramercy Park residence. Rooms built on art, fashion and restraint.

Thank you to our clients, who trust us with the places they love most. To @frankfrancesstudio , for seeing every room the way we do. To our studio, for the care behind every detail.

We design in New York and around the world for clients who collect. For spaces with a point of view.

We are now accepting a limited number of commissions for 2027. Luxury New York interior by Vanessa Katzen Design, Gramercy Park residence photographed by Frank Frances, AD PRO Directory designer taken in New York, New York by @vanessakatzendesign

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18 days ago

Our Park Slope, Brooklyn interior design project, featured in Architectural Digest Italia.

Designed as a home that feels collected rather than composed, balancing contemporary art, natural materials, layered textures and sculptural forms with the realities of family life. Elevated, but above all, deeply personal to the people who live there.

Thank you @ad_italia and Sonia S. Braga for this beautiful feature and for sharing the studio’s work so thoughtfully.

Photography: @frankfrancesstudio @liv_demetros
Styling: @martinrbourne
Interior Design: @vanessakatzendesign

Read the full feature at the link in my Stories + Press Highlight.

#ArchitecturalDigest #ADItalia #ParkSlope #BrooklynInteriorDesign
#VanessaKatzenDesign by @vanessakatzendesign

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2 months ago

Thank you @archdigest @ad_italia for featuring our Gramercy Park project.

Designed as a quiet retreat in the heart of New York City, the apartment was reimagined with a focus on warmth, texture, restraint, and livability.

The Gramercy Park residence designed for KCD Worldwide CEO Rachna Shah balances sculptural restraint with warmth, texture, and emotional resonance. Blending contemporary New York living with deeply personal references to heritage, craft, and collected objects, the home was designed to feel sophisticated without formality. Natural light, tonal layering, and integrated architectural elements create an atmosphere that feels calm, intimate, and timeless.

Interiors @vanessakatzendesign
Photographed by @frankfrancesstudio @liv_demetros
Styled by @martinrbourne
Residence @rachnasays

🔗Full Feature Link In Bio

#VanessaKatzenDesign #ArchitectualDigest #AD #ADItalia #LuxuryInterior taken in Gramercy Park by @vanessakatzendesign

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5 months ago

New York-based interior designer @vanessakatzendesign brings an art-driven perspective to modern minimalism, with a focus on natural materials, nuanced color, and unexpected details. As our latest Guest Editor, she's highlighting a selection rich in movement, pattern, and material variation, including Alaris, Arc, Essa, and Terra Ember. by @vanessakatzendesign

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a month ago

⭐️ EXCITED to share the first print feature of our Park Slope carriage house, featured in @elledecorationmiddleeast under the title “Stable Soul.”

Set within a converted Brooklyn stable, the 2,300 square foot residence is an exploration of restraint, materiality and preservation. Rather than overwrite its history, we refined the original architecture through a comprehensive renovation, including a reimagined kitchen, custom staircase and considered changes to the layout and circulation.

A palette of warm oat, sage and taupe, expressed through limewash, oak, marble and plaster, brings softness to the home’s industrial structure. Contemporary furnishings are layered with vintage forms, handcrafted ceramics and abstract art, creating an interior that feels collected rather than coordinated.

It is especially meaningful to see this project translated into print for the first time. Thank you to ELLE Decoration Middle East for this beautiful feature.

Swipe to read “Stable Soul” and view the complete story.

Photography by @frankfrancesstudio @liv_demetros

Styling by @martinrbourne by @vanessakatzendesign

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a month ago

Featured in Architectual Digest Italia. Rachna Shah, CEO of KCD, in a Gramercy Park home built for emotional depth, not spectacle. Photography by Frank Frances. Styling by Martin Bourne. Full story linked in bio.

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@ad_italia

Interiors @vanessakatzendesign

Client @rachnasays

Photography @frankfrancesstudio @liv_demetros

Stylist @martinrbourne

AD Italia text page — Interior design by Vanessa Katzen Design for Rachna Shah.

Millwork — Oak and walnut that holds the room together.

Dining room — The tapestry above the table set the direction for the entire home.

AD Italia Text - Interior design by Vanessa Katzen Design for Rachna Shah.

Photography by Frank Frances. Styling by Martin Bourne.

Primary bedroom — Limewash walls in Truffle by @coloratelier + A Tassel lamp by @amberreneehansen .

Bunk room — Warmth extended to every corner, including the children’s rooms.

Coffee table detail — Material chosen for how it feels, not just how it photographs.

Console vignette — Restraint, not spectacle.

Interior design by Vanessa Katzen Design for Rachna Shah. Living room — "Living room in a Gramercy Park residence by Vanessa Katzen Design, featured in Architectural Digest Italia." taken in Gramercy Park, New York City by @vanessakatzendesign

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a month ago

💕 @brownstoner titled it “Calming Color, Shapely Furnishings,” the story of our Park Slope project.

Industrial bones. Quiet mornings.

Limewash over paint.

Sculpture over decoration.

Warmth built in, not added on.

Swipe through the full walk, stairs to bedroom to dining room.

📍 Full feature on @brownstoner
🔗 Link in stories & bio

Photography by @frankfrancesstudio @liv_demetros

Styling by @martinrbourne taken in Brooklyn, New York by @vanessakatzendesign

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a month ago

Mieszkanie zaprojektowane przez Vanessę Katzen łączy współczesny nowojorski styl życia z osobistymi odniesieniami do kulturowego dziedzictwa właścicielki. Naturalne światło, którego we wnętrzach nie brakuje, wyraziste faktury i kojąca kolorystyka tworzą atmosferę spokoju, intymności i ponadczasowej elegancji. Więcej: link w BIO.

Projekt: Vanessa Katzen @vanessakatzendesign
Zdjęcia: Frank Frances @frankfrancesstudio
Stylizacja: Martin Bourne @martinrbourne
Tekst: Barbara Ruppel by @vanessakatzendesign

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5 months ago

FEATURED IN LIVINGETC | The 3 Decor Objects Interior Designers Say Are Dating Your Home!

In my latest feature with @livingetcofficial , I share why filler accessories, faux greenery, and matching decorative sets can make a space feel less collected and more predictable. The homes that leave a lasting impression tell a story through restraint, personality, and objects chosen with intention.

A special thank you to editor @oliviabwolfe and the Livingetc team for including my perspective.

Photography by @frankfrancesstudio @liv_demetros
Styling by @martinrbourne
Interiors @vanessakatzendesign

🔗 Read the full article through the link in my bio. taken in New York, New York by @vanessakatzendesign

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3 months ago

Featured in @goodhousekeeping alongside fellow interior designers, discussing the decorating rules we’re secretly ignoring in 2026.

My take?

“My favorite placements never touched a nail.”

Sometimes the best art placement isn’t on the wall at all. Some of the most compelling interiors come from letting art live a little more freely. Leaned, layered, and thoughtfully collected rather than perfectly placed.

Thank you, @shelbydeeringwriter ,for the feature.

🔗 Full article link in stories

Photography by @frankfrancesstudio @liv_demetros

Styled by @martinrbourne taken in New York, New York by @vanessakatzendesign

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4 months ago

Stepped into the frame for a special project that challenged us to rethink what a healthcare space could feel like.

The perfect way to celebrate another year around the sun. ☀️ 💜

Birthdays invite reflection. Every year, I’m reminded how lucky I am to spend my days creating spaces that leave people feeling something. This one was designed to replace anxiety with ease and tranquility.

Greenwich Dental Studio.

Photography @reidrolls.interiors

#VanessaKatzenDesign #LuxuryInteriors #HealthCare #DentalStudio #Greenwich Greenwich Dental Studio -Art design Vanessa Katzen Design taken in Greenwich, Connecticut by @vanessakatzendesign

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3 months ago

What if going to the dentist felt more like checking into a beautiful boutique hotel?

For this Greenwich dental studio, we wanted to completely rethink what a dental office could feel like. Less clinical. More calming, elevated and residential.

Soft curves, sculptural furniture, warm neutrals, tactile materials and deep olive accents create a sense of comfort from the moment you walk in. Lighting was treated like jewelry, while every material was chosen to bring warmth and softness into a highly functional commercial space.

It’s an approach we bring to both residential and commercial interior design: how a space makes you feel is just as important as how it looks.

Because a space designed around care should actually make you feel cared for.

Greenwich Dental Studio
Interior Design: @vanessakatzendesign
Photography: @reidrolls
Styling: @vanessakatzendesign

#Greenwichliving #CommercialDesign #HealthcareDesign #InteriorDesign #VanessaKatzenDesign taken in Greenwich, Connecticut by @vanessakatzendesign

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2 months ago