Luxe - November 2022

Great Restraint

Textured finishes, quiet colors and characterful antiques lend a Connecticut home patina befitting its timeless exterior.

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Architectural Digest - October 2022

Tour One Family's Expansive Connecticut Home That Was Originally a Two-Room Cabin

For a bibliophile couple moving from Brooklyn, fabric and fun were essential elements for their new family home

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New York Cottages & Gardens - September 2022

The Big Reveal

A couple buys a house in Rye online, sight unseen -- and now it's quite the place to see

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Luxe - June 2022

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The New York Times - April 2022

Shopping For Pot Racks

If you cook a lot, you know how useful they are. And if you don’t know how to cook? An impressive pot rack will make guests think you do.

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The Wall Street Journal - February 2022

Large Art: How Interior Designers Find It When Money Is Tight

Lauren McGrath has spent the last decade fine-tuning her hunt for statement-making art that won't break the bank.

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The Wall Street Journal - February 2022

How Shipping Delays Turned Used Furniture Into a Hot Commodity

Interior design firm McGrath II has always favored sourcing antique and vintage furniture for projects. Today this allows the Greenwich, Conn., studio to circumvent delays in international shipping.

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Connecticut Cottages and Gradens Magazine - April/May 2020

Dynamic Duo

The McGrath II Mother-Daughter team developed a personal narrative for Suzanne McGrath's own home

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Architectural Digest - November 2018

This Greek Revival Brownstone Is the Ultimate Nonurban City Home

Mother-daughter design duo Suzanne and Lauren McGrath, of firm McGrath II, transform a young family's Brooklyn Heights townhouse into a cozy Cotswolds hideaway

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Architectural Digest - August 2017

This Transformed Prewar Apartment is our #DreamHome

The chic new interiors give the place’s Washington Square Park view a run for its money

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