It May Be a Modern 4000-Square-Foot High-Rise Apartment in the Middle of Manhattan, but It Feels Like a Family Home

Dining room with pale pink walls, timber dining table with timber chairs, rug, sofa on one side of the room, yellow console with vase of flowers and artwork styled above it, and on the other side fo the room is a large timber dresser with glass-front.

In their new book, Distinctly American: Houses and Interiors by Hendricks Churchill, design studio founders Heide Hendricks and Rafe Churchill share a glimpse inside some of the homes that best reflect the studio's emotionally resonant style, offering "a new vision of modern American domesticity that is both grounded and poetic."

From a farmhouse in Litchfield County, Connecticut, to a sky-high family home in the middle of Manhattan, each project is an ode to their skillful approach to preserving architectural heritage, while making way for contemporary living.