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  1. galeriemagazine.com › designer-brian-sawyer-shares-what-heDesigner Brian Sawyer Reveals What He Can’t Live Without

    Designer Brian Sawyer Reveals What He Can’t Live Without. From his favorite shops and flowers to his greatest professional dream, the design star tells Galerie what inspires and delights him. Sawyer, a partner in the New York design firm Sawyer | Berson. Photo: Christopher Churchill.

  2. www.nytimes.com › interactive › 2016/11/21In One Avid Collector’s Home, a World of Wonder

    Nov 21, 2016 · A Carrara marble fireplace is the focal point of the dining room, which includes a cordovan leather table designed by Brian Sawyer, Kaare Klint chairs and an 18th-century Dutch still life....

  3. www.youtube.com › watchBrian Sawyer’s Video Diary of the English Countryside

    Aug 4, 2015 · Brian Sawyer’s Video Diary of the English Countryside - YouTube. Architectural Digest. 6.49M subscribers. Subscribed. 157. 12K views 8 years ago. See more of designer Brian Sawyer's tour...

  4. sawyerberson.com › studioStudio – Sawyer | Berson

    We take pride in the interdisciplinary nature of our projects: Architecture, Interiors and Landscape unified under a single, client-driven style. Sawyer | Berson was founded in 1999 by Brian Sawyer and John Berson.

  5. www.instagram.com › jbriansawyerBrian Sawyer (@jbriansawyer) • Instagram photos and videos

    4,087 Followers, 2,302 Following, 737 Posts - Brian Sawyer (@jbriansawyer) on Instagram: "".

  6. www.architecturaldigest.com › gallery › design-lessonsBrian Sawyer and John Berson Design Advice | Architectural Digest

    Jan 18, 2016 · Brian Sawyer and John Berson transform a 1920s Federal-style home with a soaring four-story atrium and handsome library.

  7. www.architecturaldigest.com › gallery › brian-sawyer-williamDesigner Brian Sawyer Visits England's Stately Homes

    Aug 1, 2015 · Designer Brian Sawyer’s recent tour of English country manors included Wilton House, a Wiltshire estate where eminent 18th-century architect William Kent oversaw much of the decor.