All-American

William Diamond and Anthony Baratta are in the business of invention. In twenty-eight years of collaboration, the New York City-based duo has created a design style without limits: one that defies predictability, embraces the extraordinary, and begs to be loved and lived in. Featuring stunning new photography from Michel Arnaud, All-American: The Exuberant Style of William Diamond and Anthony Baratta is a compendium of the designers' most recent, most ambitious, and most exciting projects. From a traditional Colonial house in Connecticut and a log cabin in Idaho that overlooks the Rockies, to the New York City apartments that define urbane living, the range and innovation of Diamond Baratta Design's work is presented in all its artistry and extravagance.

William Diamond and Anthony Baratta are in the business of invention. In twenty-eight years of collaboration, the New York City-based duo has created a design style without limits: one that defies predictability, embraces the extraordinary, and begs to be loved and lived in. Featuring stunning new photography from Michel Arnaud, All-American: The Exuberant Style of William Diamond and Anthony Baratta is a compendium of the designers' most recent, most ambitious, and most exciting projects. From a traditional Colonial house in Connecticut and a log cabin in Idaho that overlooks the Rockies, to the New York City apartments that define urbane living, the range and innovation of Diamond Baratta Design's work is presented in all its artistry and extravagance.

William Diamond was born in 1952 and grew up in Hewlett, New York. He studied painting at Carnegie Mellon University and attended Pratt Institute in New York for design. After only one year at Pratt, he opened his own business in 1974. In 1976, he began his fifteen year partnership with Pauline Feldman. Anthony Baratta joined them in 1981. Anthony Baratta was born in Easton, Pennsylvania in 1959. He grew up in Nutley, New Jersey and attended Nutley High School. He moved to New York to attend Fordham University where he graduated with a BA in Art History. After graduating in 1981, Baratta began working for William Diamond Design, eventually becoming a partner and forming Diamond Baratta Design.