Traditional Home – September 2019

Rising Stars

of Design

The future of traditional design looks amazing—thanks to a fresh crop of designers

shaping classical interiors for modern life. Meet our New Trad Class of 2019.

PRODUCED BY JENNY BRADLEY PFEFFER

WRITTEN BY SALLY FINDER WEEPIE

Brittany Bromley When you grow up with Alessandra Branca as a

close family friend, you’re bound to speak fluent classicism. Brittany does—in today’s

fresh vernacular. The Chicago-born, Bedford, New York-based designer gets us. She

knows we want a to-die-for traditional French bergère—covered in a performance

bouclé wool that merely shrugs when wet bathing suits are headed its way.

Beata Heuman

Dare we call her a bit of a cheeky monkey? This London

designer learned the biz from irrepressible icon Nicky Haslam.

Now she’s punching up traditional style with playful color and

irreverent attitude—and we’re bananas about the look.

Ryan

Saghian

We fell under the spell of this L.A. charmer

when we set eyes on his über-luxe kitchen

designs. (Yes, classic black and white look

even better in the form of a goes-on-

forever black marble backsplash.) Inspired

by the high style of Dorothy Draper and

Tony Duquette—and the rich patterns and

colors of his Iranian heritage—Ryan

reinterprets the glamour of Old

Hollywood through a California modern

lens. That vision? Definitely 20/20.

PHOTOGRAPHY: BRITTANY BROM

LEY ROOM

, JANE BEILES; PORTRAIT, M

ARC TOUISSANT. BEATA HEUM

AN ROOM

AND PORTRAIT, SIM

ON BROW

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RYAN SAGHIAN ROOM

, ANTHONY BARCELO; PORTRAIT, DANIEL SOBERANO.

32 THSeptember/October 2019

NEW TRADS 2019