Greg Lanza Interior Design

05/20/2026

05/12/2026

One of my all-time favorite bedroom designs I created for a designer show house, inspired by the maestro of design, the late . His unique aesthetic and mix of ancient and modern motifs and textures were lessons in the psychology of design. Interiors that control feelings and mood, not just to make pretty.nyc.dd

05/06/2026

For a client with a craving for unique design... Possibly a custom sculptural headboard

04/22/2026

A departure from my signature neutrals—this room embraces a confident dialogue with color. The existing wall covering set the tone, and rather than quiet it, I chose to elevate it: layered violets and greens anchored by espresso black, tailored contrasts, and sculptural moments in ivory create a space that feels both composed and unexpected. It’s a reminder that restraint isn’t about limiting color—it’s about editing it with intention.

04/21/2026

Where craftsmanship meets calm...

Crisp white linens, custom embroidery, and a perfectly tailored finish—because a well-designed bedroom should feel as refined as it looks. We believe comfort and sophistication should live in the same space.

Cittadini is represented locally and available at INTERSTYLE, Locust Valley

04/16/2026

It's all in the mix...

04/14/2026

When designing a space some pieces whisper, some shout. The magic is knowing who should do which—and when to let a $5 find outshine a $5,000 ego.
Because great design isn’t about how much you spend. It’s about how much you see.
Study the lines. Respect the craftsmanship. Ignore the price tag.
Luxury is a point of view. Not a receipt.

04/13/2026

Proof that clean isn’t boring—it’s intentional. Crisp whites, quiet texture, and just enough edge in the hardware to keep things interesting.

04/11/2026

Artfully arranged...
Not every gallery wall needs a plan.
Collected, not cluttered.
Layered, not loud.
Every frame earns its place—and the space between them matters just as much.

04/04/2026

A well-designed room isn’t accidental—it’s composed.
Each wall is studied like its own canvas, then considered as part of the whole. Scale must speak to proportion, color must echo and contrast, texture must add depth, and balance must feel effortless—even when it’s anything but.
Because when every surface is intentional, the room doesn’t just look good… it feels right.