Emily Summers Design Associates

Sweeping views define this bedroom in the Round House, an iconic 1968 residence perched above Colorado Springs’ historic Broadmoor Hotel. Its daring circular design celebrates both the landscape and architectural innovation.

Photography: Laura Wilson
Architecture: Originally by Don Price, renovated by JSL Architects

Moroccan influences bring warmth and texture to this tranquil sitting room. A carefully curated mix of contemporary furnishings and vintage pieces sourced in Marrakesh and Madrid creates a richly layered retreat.

Photography: James Merrell
Architecture: Appleton Partners LLP - 𝑨𝒓𝒄𝒉𝒊𝒕𝒆𝒄𝒕𝒔
As seen in VERANDA Magazine

An entry designed to make an impression. Concrete walls, bold architectural lines, and a Robert Smithson artwork create a gallery-like arrival.

Photography: Stephen Karlisch | Interiors Photographer
Architecture: Antoine Predock

A Gio Ponti light fixture hangs above, illuminating a 1941 Tudor thoughtfully reimagined to preserve its historic character while creating space for an ever-growing art collection. Every element, from the vintage furnishings to the contemporary artwork, strikes a balance between history and modernity.

Photography: Stephen Karlisch | Interiors Photographer

For our Bermuda Residence, we paired this traditional “buttery” ceiling with clean, contemporary furnishings for a fresh retreat that lets the ocean views take center stage. A hallmark of traditional Bermudian homes, the stepped buttery ceiling reflects the island’s rich tradition of craftsmanship and unique architectural style.

Architecture by: OBMI Bermuda
Photography: Douglas Friedman
Design by: Emily Summers Design Assoc.

In this Dallas residence, relaxed seating and a contemporary bar define an indoor-outdoor living space designed for entertaining.

Photography: Steve Wrubel
Landscape Architect: David Hocker

Palm Springs light, graphic lines, and a pair of Matisse prints bring color and rhythm to a quiet bedroom corner.

Photography: Roger Davies
As seen in LUXE Interiors + Design

Laura Wilson’s striking grouping of nine American flag photographs forms a puzzle-like composition, featuring flags from different locations and installed in the lobby of the Perot Family Offices.

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Photography: Laura Wilson

In Jackson Hole, the guest house living room embraces sculptural simplicity with a playful edge. Oversized pendant lights float above a vibrant shearling rug, while floor-to-ceiling glass frames the wild landscape beyond.

Photography: Paul Warchol
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In the Dallas Arts District, this playful high-rise corner brings together bold color and a warm, collected sensibility. Cobalt, chartreuse, and oxblood animate the custom millwork, while paintings by Terrell James energize the children’s playroom.

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