Eve Robinson Associates

Eve Robinson Associates Design to inspire
Timeless interiors with a modern sensibility
Offices in NYC & The Hamptons

08/21/2026

The longer you work with someone, the more instinctive the collaboration becomes. Over the years, the conversations become more honest, the problem-solving becomes faster, and there’s a deeper understanding of how to push a project forward while still protecting what matters most to the client. That kind of history changes the way projects come together.

Before we moved to our new home, we lived in this house built in the 1930's that had been converted from an old barn. It...
08/20/2026

Before we moved to our new home, we lived in this house built in the 1930's that had been converted from an old barn. It’s a simple space, and I loved the idea of bringing in bright, happy color.

I pulled the tangerine from the window treatments and echoed it in the bedside tables, then carried it through the Roman shades to create a thread throughout the room. It’s really the combination of hot pink with that red-tangerine accent that makes the whole space feel alive.

General Contractor: SilverLining Inc.
Photographer: Peter Margonelli

Our clients wanted the interiors to feel connected to the landscape outside. A sculptural installation of butterflies cl...
08/13/2026

Our clients wanted the interiors to feel connected to the landscape outside. A sculptural installation of butterflies climbs the double-height wall, echoing the migration patterns seen across the Connecticut landscape. The monumental fireplace is built from locally sourced stone, bringing the surrounding land quite literally into the room.

Architecture: Allan Shope Architect
Contractor: Brenner Builders & Associates, Inc.

08/12/2026

Partnering with architect , we designed this duplex for clients who wanted to trade their traditional townhouse for open rooms and natural lighting.

Architecture: Oliver Cope Architect
Contractor: SMI Construction
Photographer: Eric Piasecki

Our clients love color, so we leaned into rich sapphire and violet to bring their vision to life.Architecture: Allan Sho...
08/11/2026

Our clients love color, so we leaned into rich sapphire and violet to bring their vision to life.

Architecture: Allan Shope Architect
Contractor: Brenner Builders & Associates, Inc.

A NYC power couple was ready to trade traditional for modern. This wall captures that shift: quiet lacquered panels with...
08/08/2026

A NYC power couple was ready to trade traditional for modern. This wall captures that shift: quiet lacquered panels with bronze and glass, anchored by a single piece of art that brings warmth to the space.

Architecture: Oliver Cope Architect
Contractor: SMI Construction
Photographer: Eric Piasecki

08/07/2026

Some pieces become staples because they consistently work across so many different types of spaces. Walking through Holly Hunt Design with Phaedra and discussing a few favorites we continue coming back to for their comfort, versatility, and timelessness.

The stone is usually the first thing people notice in this steam shower, and understandably so. The bookmatched slabs cr...
08/04/2026

The stone is usually the first thing people notice in this steam shower, and understandably so. The bookmatched slabs create a beautiful focal point, with the veining almost reading like a piece of art.

What matters just as much, though, is choosing materials that are meant to live in an environment like this. Steam showers see constant heat and moisture, so every finish has to be selected with durability and longevity in mind. The goal is always the same: creating a space that’s beautiful on installation day and still beautiful years from now, without requiring constant upkeep.

Architecture: John B Murray Architect LLC
Photographer: Marco Ricca Studio

From dark, compartmentalized, and underutilized to bright, open, and designed around the way this family actually lives....
07/31/2026

From dark, compartmentalized, and underutilized to bright, open, and designed around the way this family actually lives.

When our clients decided it was finally time to renovate after 15 years, our goal wasn’t simply to update finishes. They wanted to completely change how the apartment felt.

In the foyer, polished Eramosa marble, lighter moldings, reflective wall finishes, and raised doorways immediately created a brighter, more welcoming arrival. The living room was reimagined with a more functional furniture plan, a custom marble fireplace, and a hidden television integrated with a custom mirror. Throughout the apartment, subtle layers of grey, beige, and taupe created a monochromatic palette with depth, while the primary bedroom became a calm retreat with comfortable seating positioned to take full advantage of the views.

Contractor: Frank DeBono Construction
Photographer: Björn Wallander

07/29/2026

Ebony-stained ash cabinetry anchors the kitchen, a deliberate dark note against the bleached oak and larch that run through the rest of this home we built on the site of a 1938 potato barn.

Architecture: Merrell Soule Architects
Contractor: SilverLining Inc.
Stylist: Martin Bourne
Photographer: Joshua Mchugh Photography

Address

2091 Broadway, 3rd Floor
New York, NY
10023

Opening Hours

Monday 9am - 6pm
Tuesday 9am - 6pm
Wednesday 9am - 6pm
Thursday 9am - 6pm
Friday 9am - 6pm

Telephone

+12125950661

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