5 Spaces I Love Series With Lead Interior Designer, Robin Foster
1. Nate Berkus & Jeremiah Brent's Daughter's Room
"Stylish, cozy and magical for any girl. The floating bed tucked in with fabric panels to create a hidden play area. Brilliant! I love the modern touch with the desk chair and chandeliers. This totally made me rethink everything about a child's room!"
2. Katie Ridder's Fifth Avenue Sitting Room
"I admire Katie Ridder for her bold use of color. Lavender walls seem like the obvious choice when she is directing the room. Her interiors are sophisticated and timeless with the perfect amount of texture."
4. Nancy Meyers' Outdoor Patio
"I am guilty of pausing a Nancy Meyers movie more than a few times for the interiors. The recent refresh of her home in L.A. with designer, Mark D. Sikes is perfect. Carefully edited with neutrals, textures and antiques you, are shown inviting rooms inside and out."
5. Jan Showers' Bedroom Oasis
"Jan Showers has been a favorite since I lived in Dallas a few years ago and walked through her showroom wrapped in grasscloth and filled with impeccable antiques. Her blend of classic and modern appears effortless. From the mix of chinoiserie paper and zebra fabric, to the lacquered bedside tables topped with murano glass, the result is chic and livable."
Meet Robin!
Classic, collected, playful and sophisticated. Get to know our lead interior designer, Robin Foster. Born into a family legacy steeped in furniture manufacturing, and with a passion for all things design, Robin comes to us with over a decade of experience in the interiors industry. From time spent at Ralph Lauren Home, to launching and running her own design firm, Robin is excited to join our female-led team, bringing her classically trained expertise and keen eye to spearhead Society Social Design Services. Scroll below to step inside Robin's 5 favorite spaces of all time!
3. Melanie Turner's Cozy Study
"I always say yes to green! This monochromatic room by Melanie Turner highlights architectural details while housing a collection of family scrapbooks that appear more like art."
Meet Robin!
Classic, collected, playful and sophisticated. Get to know our lead interior designer, Robin Foster. Born into a family legacy steeped in furniture manufacturing, and with a passion for all things design, Robin comes to us with over a decade of experience in the interiors industry. From time spent at Ralph Lauren Home, to launching and running her own design firm, Robin is excited to join our female-led team, bringing her classically trained expertise and keen eye to spearhead Society Social Design Services. Scroll below to step inside Robin's 5 favorite spaces of all time!
1. Nate Berkus & Jeremiah Brent's Daughter's Room
"Stylish, cozy and magical for any girl. The floating bed tucked in with fabric panels to create a hidden play area. Brilliant! I love the modern touch with the desk chair and chandeliers. This totally made me rethink everything about a child's room!"
2. Katie Ridder's Fifth Avenue Sitting Room
"I admire Katie Ridder for her bold use of color. Lavender walls seem like the obvious choice when she is directing the room. Her interiors are sophisticated and timeless with the perfect amount of texture."
3. Melanie Turner's Cozy Study
"I always say yes to green! This monochromatic room by Melanie Turner highlights architectural details while housing a collection of family scrapbooks that appear more like art."
4. Nancy Meyers' Outdoor Patio
"I am guilty of pausing a Nancy Meyers movie more than a few times for the interiors. The recent refresh of her home in L.A. with designer, Mark D. Sikes is perfect. Carefully edited with neutrals, textures and antiques you, are shown inviting rooms inside and out."
5. Jan Showers' Bedroom Oasis
"Jan Showers has been a favorite since I lived in Dallas a few years ago and walked through her showroom wrapped in grasscloth and filled with impeccable antiques. Her blend of classic and modern appears effortless. From the mix of chinoiserie paper and zebra fabric, to the lacquered bedside tables topped with murano glass, the result is chic and livable."
