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I nspiration: Designer Joshua Bernard has always taken the long view of his career, and the 10 years of deliberate practice he spent working his way towards his Kips Bay installation prove that patience is a virtue. Bernard took what could be a challenging space — a transitional hallway and bath — and turned it into a sophisticated mission statement. The dark and moody result combines touchable textures and rich materials to an alluring effect, proving that this determined rising star has already achieved an aesthetic of his own. Names to Know: The Shade Store window treatments. Artwork Craighead Green, Nick Brock, J Williams Fine Art. Arteriors chandeliers and Hutu sconces. Antique chairs Twenty Twenty, Joseph Minton Antiques. Arsin Rug Gallery antique rug. Powder room: Artistic Tile bespoke Zip mosaic tile. Il Granito vanity. Kohler nickel fixtures. The Long View Hallway and Bath JOSHUA BERNARD JOSHUA BERNARD DESIGN "I wanted the space to be dark and moody with light moments. It's masculine, but warm and soft." — Joshua Bernard Photography Marco Ricca 57