Katie Ridder is known for fantastic interiors. Her trademark approach to mixing antique and modern pieces, strong colors with artful patterns, and a wide array of ethnic styles is a hallmark of elegant interior design.
She's done interiors in every imaginable place - summer houses, Japanese pavilions, ritzy Manhattan apartments, and of course homes - & she's highly sought internationally for it!
She's done interiors in every imaginable place - summer houses, Japanese pavilions, ritzy Manhattan apartments, and of course homes - & she's highly sought internationally for it!
Heather Smith MacIsaac's book "Katie Ridder Rooms" published by Vendome is 235 pages of luscious interiors in rich, full-color photos with lots of narrative, complete with a source guide!
One of the neat things in this book is a short segment near the end focusing on details - comparing wallpaper patterns, lampshades and upholstery styles. The book is meant to help the reader with ideas & it succeeds with every page.
Ridder's strength is her ability to mix. While reading through, I noticed her amazing mix of multiple strong colors in a single space, with subtle secondary palettes to balance it.
In one living room, a rich velvet sofa sectional with Indonesian-influenced end tables, a Turkish pillow-ottoman, and glass floor lamps. The Editor in Chief of Architectural Digest calls her interiors "confident, artful, elegant."
-all images above by jen ramos
At a loss for ideas?
Check out "Katie Ridder Rooms" for some great inspiration. Despite the luxury, her style is accessible and simple - they just take a bit of imagination & drama!
You can get your copy of this awesome book here.
You can get your copy of this awesome book here.
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