Urban meets rural in this Upstate New York home.  Raffone uses rustic materials in sophisticated ways to bring the two styles into seamless harmony with the natural surroundings.

Photos © Matthew Williams

Using low room dividers of wooden planks, Raffone created discrete areas and relieved the tunnel effect of a long and narrow loft for a client who frequently entertains.

Photos © Ake E:son Lindman

This three bedroom open plan apartment with wrap-around terrace, walls of glass and ten-foot ceilings, Raffone furnished with a mix of contemporary and design classic pieces.

Photos © Martin Raffone

Raffone combined a pair of simple 1960s bungalows to create a modern, informal, open air villa.

Photos © Martin Raffone

The Lumina is the premier apartment building in San Francisco. Raffone was asked to design this three bedroom penthouse with terrace as virtual model in partnership with Decorist.

Raffone transformed a 2500 sq. ft. loft in a former factory building into a modern, refined and bright interior intended to highlight the owner’s art collection.

Photos © Ake E:son Lindman

The maisonLAB shop, located in the modern heart of Marrakech, is the complete creation of Martin Raffone. He designed and executed the retail environment - interior, exterior, products as well as the merchandising and graphics. The shop has been featured in countless international magazines and press.

Dar Mahjouba is a classic courtyard riad made modern by Raffone and his husband, William McIntosh, in the heart of Marrakech's ancient Medina.

Photos © Richard Powers for Elle Decor

For a couple with four young children, Raffone furnished a new 6000-square-foot, seven-bedroom classic Hamptons shingle-style house into a chic and comfortable, family-friendly home.  The entire home was designed and installed in an incredible three months.

Photos © Jennifer Hughes

Through smart use of paint, carpet, and furniture arrangement, Raffone brought clarity to and enhanced the functionality of a three-bedroom loft in Chelsea.

Photos © Ake E:son Lindman