Kirjahaku

Enter a world of interiors by Atelier AM, where classical proportions, varied finishes, and exquisite furnishings are masterfully combined, resulting in bold yet tranquil environments. A deft hand at creating interiors that mix materials, both rough-hewn and luxurious, antique and modern, marks the work of Alexandra and Michael Misczynski, the husband-and-wife team behind the Los Angeles–based firm Atelier AM. Only ten years after establishing their business, the couple has garnered a keen reputation for creating environments that are sensory experiences—visually sublime interiors enhanced with subtle, textural palettes. Seventeenth- and eighteenth-century furniture commingle with modernist pieces and ancient objects. Background colors and materials are muted and refined. Interiors Atelier AM showcases a selection of residences—each exhibiting the firm’s skill at mixing furniture and objects with backgrounds such as antique flooring and Venetian plaster, with bold and modern results. Their high-profile clients include Katie Holmes and Tom Cruise and the Michael Eisners. The photography of François Halard beautifully documents each project, educating and inspiring a new generation of interior designers and connoisseurs.

Unpublished work from the architect and design duo known for their exceptional craftsmanship and contemporary restraint. Spanning Manhattan and the Hamptons, this volume brings together five residential projects that emphasize continuity of approach over typology. Apartments and houses alike are defined by proportion, craft, and a measured dialogue between past and present. Throughout, architectural clarity supports richly layered interiors. Finely detailed millwork, calibrated color relationships, and carefully selected furnishings establish an atmosphere of quiet authority. Historic references appear as living elements rather than quotations, allowing objects and materials to register with ease and permanence. The physical production of the book mirrors these values. Photography is reproduced on heavyweight matte art paper, preserving tonal subtlety and surface detail. A restrained graphic language, generous pacing, and immersive full-bleed spreads foreground material textures, light, and spatial rhythm. Smyth-sewn binding allows the book to open flat, reinforcing a continuous reading experience. Taken together, the projects form a cohesive study in refinement, demonstrating how historical awareness and modern discipline coexist without excess.