In the Press
“For me, design is about more than creating beautiful rooms — it’s about building a soulful backdrop for people’s lives.”
— Stefania Skrabak, Homeworthy
“No matter their size, these homes exude coziness. It’s all in the layering — of patterns, materials, and accessories — through which principal designer Stefania Skrabak crafts tailored spaces that reflect those who live in them.”
— Architectural Digest Pro
“The living room is my favorite room, both as a decorator and as a homeowner. There’s something fairytale about sitting by the fire with a cup of tea in hand while watching the sunset over the mountains.”
— Architectural Digest France
A one-hour Homeworthy episode showcasing Stefania Skrabak’s soulful, layered approach to interiors — a behind-the-scenes tour of her Hudson Valley home and design ethos.
Architectural Digest PRO spotlights Art Home Garden as an internationally recognized studio, known for soulful, layered interiors rooted in heritage and artistry.
Featured in New York Interiors, Stefania Skrabak’s project A Natural Reflection highlights her ability to blend raw materials, greenery, and layered textures to create a soulful Brooklyn home that feels both modern and timeless.
Architectural Digest France features Stefania Skrabak’s Catskills A-frame chalet, reimagined with raw materials, warm tones, and transparency to create a luminous, modern, and comforting retreat
Architectural Digest Middle East featured Stefania Skrabak’s work in its exploration of mid-century modern style, highlighting how she balances heritage and modernity in interiors that are soulful, timeless, and richly layered.
Architectural Digest Italia featured Stefania Skrabak’s mountain home, celebrating its alpine-inspired design that blends rustic materials, steep-roofed chalet character, and refined modern detailing. The project honors heritage while creating a warm, soulful retreat.
Elle Decor Middle East features Stefania Skrabak’s Catskills A-Frame chalet, reimagined with raw materials, warm tones, and transparency to create a luminous, modern, and comforting retreat.
rchitectural Digest México featured Stefania Skrabak’s mountain home, describing it as a jewel seemingly out of a fairytale. The article highlights her use of wood, stone, and alpine charm to create a soulful retreat that feels timeless and enchanting.
Architectural Digest Poland profiled Stefania Skrabak’s work transforming a once dark and oppressive house into a luminous, cozy kingdom of light and space. The feature highlights her ability to reimagine architecture with warmth, openness, and soulful design
Stefania Skrabak was invited by Houzz to speak at ICFF in New York City, one of the design industry’s leading trade fairs. She shared insights on how technology and project management tools empower designers to streamline their process, deliver polished client experiences, and grow their businesses with intention.
Architectural Digest featured Stefania Skrabak’s Hudson River escape, where she reimagined classic wood paneling with playful warmth and modern restraint. The project balances natural materials with contemporary spirit, bringing a traditional element into the 21st century.
Magnolia Network & HBO Max’s Design Defined features Stefania Skrabak’s Hudson Valley farmhouse as a modern expression of timeless farmhouse design
Magnolia Journal features Stefania Skrabak’s Hudson Valley Colonial, reimagined with soulful layers, natural materials, and old-world charm.
Magnolia Journal showcases Stefania Skrabak’s Catskills A-frame, a 1960s cabin reimagined as a soulful woodland retreat.
In House Beautiful, Stefania Skrabak’s yurt guest house is celebrated as a creative, modern twist on outdoor living — a cozy, design-forward escape in the Hudson Valley
Hudson Valley Magazine features Stefania Skrabak’s Rhinebeck home, a serene yet soulful space where layering of patterns, materials, and accessories creates warmth, intimacy, and timeless style.
In Homes & Gardens, Stefania Skrabak explains how the essence of hygge has evolved — moving beyond trend into timeless design, where comfort, warmth, and layered personal details remain central.
Domino tours Stefania Skrabak’s New York farmhouse, showcasing her signature mix of natural materials, layered design, and modern soul.
Industry Magazine names Stefania Skrabak ‘The Iconoclast,’ celebrating her boundary-pushing vision and soulful approach to modern interiors.
HGTV Faces of Design Award winner: Stefania Skrabak’s Catskills farmhouse, chosen as ‘Countryside Escape’ from thousands of entries.
Country Home features Stefania Skrabak’s Catskills farmhouse — an 1880s home reimagined into a soulful family retreat.
HGTV Faces of Design: Stefania Skrabak’s contemporary West Village loft featured in the ‘Big City Digs’ category.
HGTV features Stefania Skrabak’s Catskills tiny cabin — a soulful retreat that proves small spaces can feel expansive and warm.
Elle Decor features Stefania Skrabak’s take on rock garden design, emphasizing how natural textures and thoughtful placement can create serene, sculptural outdoor spaces.
The Spruce features Stefania Skrabak’s tips for small front porches, showing how thoughtful styling and layered details can maximize even the smallest entryway.
Chairish highlights Stefania Skrabak’s expert tip on indoor plants, emphasizing how thoughtful placement and scale can make greenery feel integral to a room’s design
Elle Decor features Stefania Skrabak’s take on bedroom vanities, highlighting how thoughtful materials and elegant detailing can turn a functional corner into a refined design moment.
The Spruce spotlights Stefania Skrabak’s take on modern farmhouse dining rooms — layered, warm, and timelessly inviting.
In AD US, Stefania Skrabak shares how clients are requesting ‘restful rooms’ — spaces of refuge designed with intention, local materials, and calm.
Elle Decor spotlights Stefania Skrabak’s design perspective on bedrooms with wood ceilings, showing how natural materials add warmth, depth, and architectural interest to intimate spaces.
Westchester Magazine spotlights Stefania Skrabak’s design-forward take on the trending ‘she shed’ retreat.
Brownstoner features Stefania Skrabak’s Park Slope townhouse — a soulful blend of historic character and modern design.
Planika features Stefania Skrabak in an exclusive interview on blending modern innovation with timeless, soulful design.”
Eternity Modern names Stefania Skrabak among the Top & Best New York Interior Designers.
Minna Goods features Stefania Skrabak in its ‘Designers We Love’ series, celebrating her soulful, layered approach to interiors.
Country Home magazine featured Stefania Skrabak’s Catskills farmhouse in its Fall issue, telling the story of how she transformed a derelict 1880s house into a soulful family retreat. Working largely by hand and on a tight budget, she reimagined the space with whitewashed wood, exposed beams, and natural textures, layering in both her Eastern European heritage and her instinct for soulful, lived-in design. The result is a home filled with warmth, resilience, and personality.
