Zoya's Favorites
Notable interiors & accessories
RESIDENTIAL
"After spending well over two decades thoroughly devoted to design and the search for new discoveries in design, whether explorations or excavations, I can safely say I’ve seen a whole lot."
- Zoya Bograd, ASID
here remains nothing quite like the boundless optimism and wonder that forms the window through which a child perceives the very world around them. Not a single day goes by that I don’t find myself feeling grateful and blessed to share in even a glimpse of such whimsy overtaking my own worldview. Not everyone feels the same of course, and I have little doubt that every parent has, at one time or another, heard their child wish to either be grown up already or perhaps never grow up at all.
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“Every age is beautiful in... its own way”
Is how I responded to my own daughter every time I happened to hear her wish away from her current age. Even now, after years and years, I still feel it’s the truth. After all, the very same sentiment alligns rather nicely with my equally longstanding approach to design. With a core push for constant rediscovery and redefinition found at the heart of either. In the name of rediscovery, for this final chapter I’d like to do something a little different and share some of my favorite designs, from truly traditional themes to modernized classic values, and everything in between. The following pages chronicle just a few of my latest favorites. As of this book’s latest edition: these are the furniture pieces and interior designs I simply couldn’t forget.
Hand Stitched & Framed Needlepoint Art
Zoya B’s TEMPO collection open crib and six drawers dresser/changer in grey cerused ash with modern high gloss white.
Working with the existing room I added a layer of white and pink to turn it into a nursery.
Vintage Italian tole ballon chandelier adds a certain whimsy to this little girl’s nursery. – collaboration with Michael Simon
