Martha O'Hara Interiors
Martha O'Hara interiors is a Minnesota-based interior design company which provides uniquely comfortable luxury nationally and internationally. Above you see a New York city penthouse designed by Martha O'Hara Interiors.
Martha O'Hara, founder and owner, has been designing for eighteen years now, and has built strong relationships with builders and manufacturers, as well as her clients. She tailors each project to her client's "personal expression," and the results, whether classical or contemporary, are always alluring and lovely -- Martha O'Hara Interiors is now recognized as a premier design studio in the United States.
The designers know how to pair exquisite elegance with down-home Midwestern sense.
"We hate the idea of being trendy-nobody wants to invest in a design that will look outdated by the time it reaches their home."
See the gallery below for some of Martha O'Hara Interiors' fabulous Traditional, Transitional, and Comtemporary designs, as well as items from their brand new showroom -- "luxury furnishings at sample sale prices" -- in St. Louis Park, MN (just outside of Minneapolis).
Reader Comments (Page 1 of 1)
ADMR Apr 21st 2009 10:12AM
GORGEOUS Penthouse With LOVELY Views!
just me Apr 21st 2009 10:46AM
Really? You think? Is this anything more than a plug for some unknown designer? And the column motif is really ridiculous. "Oh, and we'll put my signature column right here, beside the kitchen, cause I've never done that before. Oh, how original, but traditional."
shieldsbrown Apr 21st 2009 11:51AM
Pretty bland. If she decided all that brown and gray and beige was my 'personal expression' I'd be plenty insulted. The bedroom reflects my inner Florida divorcee? Hm. Didn't think I had one. How mortifying.
Ryan Apr 21st 2009 4:48PM
This is a sponsored post?
I agree...that design is bland and is more of a "try not to f*ck up this beautiful canvas" type of style.
I guess when your clientele is rich old women and they want ethan allen beige you give them beige.
BlogHog Apr 21st 2009 8:17PM
You haters need to stay in the dumps you live in.
The design accents the view not the other way around.
This is a rippin' crib.