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There are 18 projects featured in ERA’s debut monograph,

 Elizabeth Roberts Architects: Collected Stories

 —among them chic city townhouses and brownstones, upstate ground up builds, and historic restorations, as well as commercial and cultural commissions, and ERA’s designs for wallpaper and furniture—reflect Roberts’s dedication to reframing the distinctions between history and modernity.

Interspersed throughout the projects are hand-drawn sketches; historical ephemera, and short fictional vignettes written by Christine Coulson, which add dimension, context, and surprise.

Elizabeth Roberts Architects: 
Collected Stories

Open magazine displaying a modern dining room with large windows and scenic view. Nearby, stacked books and an amber glass candle suggest a cozy setting.

Cover of "Elizabeth Roberts Architects: Collected Stories" by Monacelli. Features a minimalist interior with a white staircase and a lush green plant.

The first book by ERA compiles photographs, sketches, and vignettes of fiction, which showcases the work.

ERA: Collected Stories

Elizabeth Roberts Architects and UK-based

 proudly present their first ever collaboration - The Noble - a dining chair designed with the intention to fill the gap between formality and casual comfort.

Crafted in Somerset, the chair features a robust solid steel rod frame with the strongest welded joints and hot-pressed feet, finished in a bespoke set of enameled colorways. Both Bill Amberg Studio and Elizabeth Roberts Architects share a deep respect for craftsmanship and a drive to push design boundaries. Their forward-thinking approach values progression over nostalgia, seeking to refine and elevate materials and construction techniques for contemporary homes.

Two minimalist chairs are displayed side by side against a plain wall. The left chair has a tan leather seat and back with a green metal frame, while the right chair has a maroon seat and back with a beige metal frame.

Two views of a modern chair with a tan leather seat and backrest, metal frame, and minimalist design, shown from the side (left) and front (right) against a light gray wall on a wooden floor.

Two minimalist chairs with brown leather seats and backs sit on a wooden floor. Sunlight streams through a window, casting strong shadows of the chairs and window frame on the pale wall behind them.

ERA and Bill Amberg Studio’s Noble Chair collaboration blends refined design with artisanal craftsmanship. 

Noble Chair

, Elizabeth Roberts’ inaugural furniture collection, includes a small writing desk, a bedside table, and an upholstered stool.

Created collaboratively with Radnor Made, and available exclusively as part of the company, the collection reflects the type of pieces that Roberts has always longed for but could never find: a writing desk that can double as a vanity, and a small round bedside table with a single drawer. Triad is available in several wood finishes and each piece is hand-made to order through Radnor.

A cozy bedroom scene featuring a small wooden table with a white vase of flowers. A modern pendant light hangs above, next to a cushioned bed. Soft, warm lighting.

A round, wooden stool with three legs sits on a white background. The rich brown wood has a smooth finish, evoking a minimalist and elegant design.

Minimalist room with wood side table, half-moon console, and plush white pouf. Light filters through sheer white curtains, creating a serene ambiance.

Minimalist room with a wooden vanity, white stool, and decorative vases in front of sheer drapes. A large mirror rests against the wall, set on a rust-colored rug.

ERA’s first-ever collection of furniture brings a casual luxury to essential pieces. 

Triad Collection 

 came from our many attempts to find the perfect rug for a townhouse parlor — something that felt modern and luxurious, yet dressed down. The collection combines visual and tactile luxury, sourced from the highest quality mohair, with casual details: playful shapes and a formal fringe rendered in relaxed, handwoven jute. The fringe offers an inviting edge, a point of entry to a space. Plaster, Brick, Oak, Pine, Ore, and Indigo colorways are inspired by our work at the meeting of architecture and decoration. The collection is certified by GoodWeave.

A serene, minimalist room features sheer white curtains framing a large window with a cityscape view. A long green rug lies on the wooden floor.

A row of colorful rugs with beige fringed edges laid diagonally. Colors include navy, olive, mustard, red, and cream, creating a cozy and warm vibe.

A minimalist room with sheer white curtains framing a city skyline. A woven stool sits on a circular rug with fringe. The atmosphere is serene and airy.

ERA’s first-ever collection of rugs presents a casual luxury reflective of ERA’s overall design approach. The collection, made from 100% mohair with a jute fringe, is hand-carded, hand-spun, and hand-knotted in Nepal.

Parlor Collection

 wallpaper was inspired by historic landscape murals found in New York City's grand dining rooms before the invention of repeat printing technology. We chose a 1910 postcard of Prospect Park, the Frederick Law Olmsted–designed centerpiece of Brooklyn, as inspiration to showcase the beauty of our own backyard. The postcard's undulating horizon and deep perspective was the starting point, while the hand-wrought ink drawing combines the loose gestural quality of a painted brushstroke with the precision of the micron line.

A black and white etching of a hill, and some of the samples of Calico with a pen laying on top of the paper. 

An example of the calico wallpaper. Teal pen marks create a landscape of rolling hills, trees, and small homes.

A pin up of sketches, tracings, color samples, and materials that make up the design process for Calico.

An homage to traditional panoramic wallpapers updated in the language and line of contemporary architecture.