Buck House in the Press
Deborah Buck has been repeatedly recognized for her unique point of view and excellence in design by the likes of New York Times, Elle Décor, Architectural Digest, Oprah, and Metropolitan Home, among other top tier publications and media outlets.
“Buck is a woman who instinctively turns lemons into lemonade.”
“Her weekend place in Garrison, New York, a picturesque hamlet on the Hudson River, is like a decorative-arts encyclopedia of the glam and the glorious.”
“Buck’s carefully curated selection of art and antiques is one of the finest examples of design from the 19th Century to the present.”
“Mixing decorating styles for that special blend known as eclectic is a tricky endeavor... but in skilled hands, like those of Deborah Buck, eclectic is a triumphant melding of disparate parts.”
“If each piece has its own integrity of design, and you’re the connecting thread, then the room will have resonance. You don’t need to have pieces from the same place or period. It’s more important that they have shape and form in common.”
- Deborah Buck, New York Times Magazine
FARMHOUSE,
GARRISON, NY
This 19th-century farmhouse was designed to be an eclectic array of furnishings, art, and colors. The décor compliments the original wood beams, pine floors, and stone walls without defaulting to rustic and countrified or reducing it to a minimalist manor.
- Featured in Elle Décor
OFFICE
157 EAST 86TH
NEW YORK
This foundation office space needed to be comfortable but not luxe. Deborah’s vision was to create a serene workspace for the brilliant and dedicated people who work every day doing the nitty gritty of nonprofit work.
- Featured in Modern Magazine & The Roger
UPPER EAST SIDE
APARTMENT
A 5,000 square-foot Manhattan apartment that composes
strong colors with an eclectic juxtaposition of European and Asian furnishings. Pieces range from contemporary artwork to mid century furniture to 18th century vases.
- Featured in Elle Décor
