Mark D. Sikes Interiors

Mark D. Sikes Interiors Mark D. Sikes is an esteemed interior designer and tastemaker working on projects throughout the United States.

He is known for all-American sensibilities and a fresh take on classical aesthetics

Install week: A look behind the scenes as the rooms come together, wallpaper going up, rugs being laid, shades taking sh...
10/09/2026

Install week: A look behind the scenes as the rooms come together, wallpaper going up, rugs being laid, shades taking shape, and antiques finding their place. One layer at a time, the rooms come to life.

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All in the details: Palma by Thorp of London, a custom brown-and-cream take on traditional French flamed ikat fabric, ca...
10/07/2026

All in the details: Palma by Thorp of London, a custom brown-and-cream take on traditional French flamed ikat fabric, carries the eye from the stair to the landing to the entry. We kept the stain on the newel and handrail and painted the balusters, honoring the home’s history while giving it a lighter, modern feel. Chocolate silk passementerie on a camel hair skirt adds elegance and softness, and a writing table on the landing makes the space functional. Lattice isn’t just a spring pattern, Lyford Diamond Bamboo in New Brown from QUADRILLE proves the pattern transitions to fall.

Photography by AMY NEUNSINGER

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10/06/2026

A beautiful range of neutral fabrics, each with its own character. From subtle patterns and classic stripes to rich, tactile weaves, these samples show how much depth a tonal palette can hold.

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10/06/2026

A beautiful range of fabrics, each with its own character. From understated patterns and classic stripes to rich, tactile weaves, these samples show how much depth a tonal palette can hold.

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10/06/2026

A beautiful range of neutrals, each with its own character. Subtle stripes, rich weaves, and a touch of pattern make a quiet palette feel anything but ordinary.

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10/06/2026

“Neutrals are boring.” We see it differently: there’s so much pattern, texture, and tonal variation to explore.

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How the room got its stripes. In Mark’s Hollywood Hills home, the study, wrapped in Carolina Irving Textiles Patmos Stri...
10/05/2026

How the room got its stripes. In Mark’s Hollywood Hills home, the study, wrapped in Carolina Irving Textiles Patmos Stripe, doubles as a guest bedroom. Layers of leather, wicker, bamboo, sisal, and linen bring warmth and texture. Built-in shelves filled with Mark’s collection of fashion and design magazines make this a collector’s retreat.

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The art of warm neutrals. For Nancy Meyers’ Los Angeles home, we kept the palette quiet and let texture and silhouette l...
10/04/2026

The art of warm neutrals. For Nancy Meyers’ Los Angeles home, we kept the palette quiet and let texture and silhouette lead. Dark spindle chairs add a sculptural note, while linen, woven fibers, and aged wood bring depth and ease.

Neutral is never boring when proportion, texture, and contrast do the talking.

As featured in . Photography by AMY NEUNSINGER.

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A touch of nature. Our Dorset Floor Lamp for Hudson Valley Lighting pairs natural wrapped rattan with aged brass and a c...
10/02/2026

A touch of nature. Our Dorset Floor Lamp for Hudson Valley Lighting pairs natural wrapped rattan with aged brass and a crisp pleated Belgian linen shade. A mix of texture and polish that feels right at home with the warm, safari-inspired palette we’re loving right now. Dorset is available as a table lamp, floor lamp, plug-in scone and pendant. Shown against our Ojai Stripe for Schumacher in Neutral.

Discover at the link below.

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Continuing our celebration of 15 years of rooms we love, we’re taking a closer look at the living room from our 2016 Sou...
10/01/2026

Continuing our celebration of 15 years of rooms we love, we’re taking a closer look at the living room from our 2016 Southern Living Show House. Inspired by safari, a warm palette of camel, cream, and ivory comes to life through layers of damask, ticking stripes, natural textures, and dark wood, with fabrics by Claremont Furnishing, Rogers & Goffigon and Schumacher. A salon-style collection of bird prints from Ornis Gallery by Swedish naturalist Olaus Rudbeck brings another element of nature into the room, while the sculptural white chandelier provides a crisp counterpoint overhead. A room that proves a neutral palette can still be rich with detail, depth, and personality.

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721 1/2 La Cienega Boulevard
Los Angeles, CA
90069

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Monday 9am - 5am
Tuesday 9am - 5pm
Wednesday 9am - 5pm
Thursday 9am - 5pm
Friday 9am - 5pm

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