Busy mother of two Kate Marker transforms a client’s Cape Cod-style home in Barrington, IL, using timeless design styles while also adding modern details to this American architectural staple.
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Wow! Kate Marker is fastly becoming my favorite designer!!! ❤ Absolutely stunning! Well done.🎉
Honestly, this designer has mastered the white/beige/black era- even her wardrobe and her family’s clothes are color-phobic. Which is what sells homes (and cars) and it is everywhere, people who are allergic to color- But it is bland- white snow, white walls, white curtains, white sofas, white cabinets. I want more excitement than a pop of color in a pillow (personally)
@sailingstarhsip there are plenty of other interior designers serves what u like. U can not change someone’s identity/ signature style by commenting such way
Best designer is Nate Berkus, he gives paris flea markets and depths to his interiors, sorry but this one is giving project home vibes
I know this type of design is popular with the “younger set” and that’s okay. But when your lead in says the designer “brings warmth” to this home, I just can’t agree. There’s nothing “warm” about white, beige and black.
You don’t need to call yourself a decorator to make a whole home beige , white and black. BORING
The white walls and no soul I can’t stand it
And I like the way she dresses.
It’s interesting to read these layperson’s comments and opinions. It’s her style