Andrea Schumacher Interiors

08/25/2026

A quiet retreat, with just enough drama. 🤍

Soft, layered neutrals set the tone throughout this Colorado primary suite, while rich berry accents, sculptural lighting, antique details and a classic soaking tub bathed in natural light keep things anything but expected.

Proof that serene doesn’t have to mean simple.

Walls: Benjamin Moore Swiss Coffee OC-45
Flush Mount Light: Visual Comfort & Co.

08/24/2026

CONCEPT vs REALITY 👉🏼 … Everything in here is custom sans the chandelier (Cameron Design House). From the sofas, rug and the cowhide wrapped cocktail table. Great clients = great results!
Project: Andrea Monath Schumacher
Emily Minton Redfield

08/21/2026

A quieter kind of maximalism. 💙 In the primary bedroom of this Cherry Hills Village project, layers of indigo, soft pattern and natural texture create a retreat that feels serene without losing its sense of personality. That sweeping magnolia wallcovering wraps the entire room, while pale wood, vintage textiles and collected details bring warmth to all that blue.

Proof that a room can be restful and still have plenty to say.

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Photography: Roger Davies
Styling: Tawney Waldo

08/19/2026

Our client asked for a peacock blue entry. We’re known to take things all the way. 🦚💙

Lacquer: Fine Paints of Europe
📸: Roger Davies

08/18/2026

Our Kips Bay Palm Beach powder room—a jewel box inspired by the sea. 🐚💙

Created for the Kips Bay Decorator Show House Palm Beach, this space was part of the celebrated annual event that brings together leading designers to transform a remarkable residence, with proceeds benefiting the Kips Bay Boys & Girls Club.

For our powder room, layers of watery blue tile, a sculptural shell-encrusted mirror, and rich, tactile details created an immersive little escape—proof that even the smallest rooms can make a major statement Kips Bay Decorator Show House

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08/17/2026

How gorgeous is this bold blue Nantucket bath by McQuaide Co.? 💙 The saturated tile, unlacquered brass, and graphic black-and-white floor feel both quintessentially New England and completely timeless.

Swipe → for a c. 1930 pencil sketch of the very road where this home sits, then a peek at our own Massachusetts project currently underway.

Feeling especially inspired by these layers of New England history and design. We can’t wait to share what our team is creating here soon. ⚓️

08/14/2026

Here’s a look at my personal working kitchen, or what I call a “back kitchen”, a space that’s separate from the kitchen where you can have your appliances out, make your coffee, everything you don’t want to see in a kitchen when you’re entertaining. 📸 Roger Davies

08/12/2026

From Manhattan to a 1909 Tudor Revival, our clients found a home that embraces a different rhythm of living.

This dining room doubles as a library and game room—a place to gather over books and board games that can just as easily transform for a more formal occasion. Floor-to-ceiling shelves bring warmth and character, while the zebra rugs introduce a bold graphic note that grounds the richly layered space.

Would you choose a traditional dining room, or one that works a little harder? 👇🏼

08/11/2026

A vacation home should feel different from everyday life—but it should never feel less personal.

In our latest journal, we’re exploring The New American Vacation Home and the way second homes are evolving into places designed around how we actually live: long weekends that turn into weeks, friends dropping in, dinners outdoors, sandy feet, morning coffee with a view, and rooms that work just as beautifully for two people as they do for a full house.

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Explore luxury vacation home interior design through Andrea Schumacher Interiors projects in Santa Barbara's Hollister Ranch and Boca Grande, Florida, from indoor-outdoor living to sophisticated coastal design.