Spotlight On Anna Burke Interiors

August 23, 2017

The pinnacle of good design, in my book, is where comfort and beauty meet. That one can actually imagine sitting down and enjoying the spaces which populate the portfolio of Anna Burke Interiors is a testament to her ability to cater to both needs.

Only it isn’t just Anna. Anna Burke Interiors is steered by Anna and her sister, Caroline. I’m obsessed with sisters–my own and generally–so the fact that this pair sits at the co-helm of the company is just about my favorite thing.

The Burke sisters don’t mess around when it comes to resume, either. Prior to launching her eponymous firm, Anna worked under Celerie Kemble, a name one doesn’t easily forget whether invested in the design world or not. Her work has been featured in up and coming publications you might have heard of, such as The New York Times T Magazine, Elle Magazine, Lonny, Domino, and Vogue.com. Meanwhile, her counterpart, Caroline’s background includes working directly under the editor-in-chief of Glamour Magazine.

Stunning East Hampton home by Anna Burke Interiors

Stunning East Hampton home by Anna Burke Interiors Stunning East Hampton home by Anna Burke Interiors

If I could summarize what I perceive as the Anna Burke Interiors Recipe, it would be: 1 or 2 doses of incredibly unique (must be vintage) pieces, 1 layered approach to design, wherein nothing purposefully, obviously matches, yet the whole ensemble comes together in the most unexpectedly cohesive sort of way, striking art, a healthy amount of color, and the general sense that rooms are designed to actually be lived in.

Take a peak into the world of Anna Burke Interiors... Take a peak into the world of Anna Burke Interiors... Take a peak into the world of Anna Burke Interiors

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  1. Elon on August 23, 2017 at 10:41 am

    Anne, I love how you bring comfort and beauty together, that’s my style of living. I’m originally from Denmark and I think there’s a word you need to incorporate into your vocabulary because your designs fits it perfectly. The word is Hygge (pronounced HOO-GA). It’s hard to translate into English, but the idea is the feeling of sitting in your favorite spot at home with a plush blanket on a cold snowy day with a hot cup of cocoa while reading your favorite book. There’s actually a book written that describes all the different aspects of the word, The Little Book of Hygge by Meik Wiking. I think you’d love it!

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  1. Elon on August 23, 2017 at 10:41 am

    Anne, I love how you bring comfort and beauty together, that’s my style of living. I’m originally from Denmark and I think there’s a word you need to incorporate into your vocabulary because your designs fits it perfectly. The word is Hygge (pronounced HOO-GA). It’s hard to translate into English, but the idea is the feeling of sitting in your favorite spot at home with a plush blanket on a cold snowy day with a hot cup of cocoa while reading your favorite book. There’s actually a book written that describes all the different aspects of the word, The Little Book of Hygge by Meik Wiking. I think you’d love it!

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