We adore our office mates and 77 Wooster architects Meyer Davis Studio. Their sleek and modern interiors can be found all over the world from Oscar de la Renta boutiques to seaside retreats. We're loving the design aesthetic on their recent project for AKA Sutton Place Hotel in New York. The combination of geometric artwork, luxe textures and modernist shapes feels current and chic with the perfect dose of refinement. Check out some of the snaps below...

Our Paule Marrot Abstract Artwork paired with classic black & white tones.

Trompe L'oeil-inspired geometrics: Our Turot Collection prints and Urchin Objet add a layer of graphic interest to basic white walls.

We've been obsessing over bathroom style on pinterest, and we're loving the black tiles in this bathroom. Dark walls feel ultra modern, don't you think?

Haute Neutrals: Throw pillows of the graphic, velvety and cobalt variety pop on this crisp sectional.

Meyer Davis Studio, we LOVE How You Dwell!

We love Desire to Inspire's blog feature Monday's Pets on Furniture! (have you ever seen it?). After receiving so many adorable snaps from our fans via Instagram and Facebook of their sweet pets cozying up with DwellStudio products, we couldn't resist doing our own version of this series featuring our favorite animal moments... Enjoy!

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We're loving Jennifer's house tour on Apartment Therapy. She used the classic combo of black and white to outfit her airy live/work loft space. Plus, we adore her use of our favorite Draper Stripe Duvet Set, of course. We LOVE How You Dwell Jennifer!

See more of our favorite How You Dwell moments on Pinterest and on the Studio blog!

We recently spotted this modern-preppy kids' bedroom redux over on the Newly Woodwards blog. We love how this DIY-mama revamped her son's room by using some of our DwellStudio for Robert Allen fabrics to reupholster her bedbase as well as designing curtains and a throw pillow. The mix of patterns feels so bold and fresh. We love How You Dwell Newly Woodwards!

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