Interior designer Patrick Sutton’s second book, Tailored Interiors, explores his distinctive approach to creating elegant and eminently liveable spaces across the country.

Interior designer Patrick Sutton’s second book, Tailored Interiors, explores his distinctive approach to creating elegant and eminently liveable spaces. In this follow-up to Storied Interiors (2018), Sutton presents seven beautiful and unique residences, telling the stories of how listening to his clients inherently shaped the design.

The seven homes, located in Delaware, Maryland, Washington, D.C., and Wyoming, run the gamut from a crisply furnished, minimalist countryside retreat and a classic yet contemporary seaside estate, to a historic house given new life with striking furnishings and seductive colors and a property in Jackson Hole with a pared-down aesthetic rather than the typical trappings of the American West. While Sutton’s objectives for every project might be similar—discovering the “story” to help him craft a design that is influenced by the location, history, and his clients—he is adept at working in a variety of styles, with an approach that remains fluid and open-minded.

Each project in Tailored Interiors is illustrated with gorgeous photography and accompanied by a narrative about the client, their aspirations, and Sutton’s compassionate approach to the design. It is through vision and empathy that Sutton creates such rich and meaningful interiors and helps to achieve his clients’ dreams