“It’s sophisticated yet welcoming,” says Schrock; Right: 'Portraits of Home: DISC Interiors,' published by Rizzoli.
For Sam Riback, executive vp and co-head of A&R at Interscope Geffen A&M, and his wife, Gina Schulman, head of partnerships for, a nonprofit that works with artists including Selena Gomez, Carly Rae Jepsen, Diplo and Ariana Grande to raise money and awareness for social and environmental justice causes, last year's Grammys were hugely memorable.
Less than six weeks later, Mayor Eric Garcetti issued stay-at-home orders for Los Angeles. This year, the Grammy Awards ceremony will take place March 14 amid COVID-19 protocols with no live audience. Riback and Schulman will be cheering on Interscope's 2021 nominees — who include Eilish, Lady Gaga, DaBaby , Tame Impala and Jacob Collier — from their family room."We'll watch it with our kids," says Riback.
Their work, mingling tactile materials, luxe finishes and rich neutrals, is inviting and serene."We're really interested in making comfortable spaces that feel very contemporary and polished yet also have that wonderful dramatic moment without being over the top," says Dick. Other DISC clients have included Sundance Institute CEO Keri Putnam andRiback and Schulman found the duo via Instagram, hiring them to transform their home in L.A.