Thinking about show houses from the past few years and what it means when an interior designer curates a look with custom and bespoke pieces that are tailored to suit the specifics of a project and then presents them alongside antique, vintage, modern and contemporary finds. It means that designers love to mix things up.Here's to friends and colleagues who have opened their projects and invited Modern Look Book and 20th Century by HKFA to be part of their vision. Pictured from the top left clockwise: Featuring the designs of Michel Boyd at the inaugural Southern Style Now / Traditional Home show house in New Orleans, Justin Shaulis at the Christopher Kennedy show house in Palm Springs and Patrick Hamilton at the Holiday House show house in New York City. Each room illustrates the sophistication and elegance of the respective designer and his aesthetic. Products featured from the top left clockwise: a contemporary portrait by New York City artist Clintel Steed, 1980's vintage brass accessories and a pair of 1950's Modeline lamps, and a 1970's vintage abstract shaped canvas by Sidney Guberman.