Latest
-
I'm a Modernist Design Geek — These 9 Desk Accessories Put an Unexpected Spin on Office Organization
Turn every working day into an inspiration session with our designer selection of cool desk accessories, blending artistry and functionality
-
Convincing the Owners to Block the Kitchen Window Actually Made a Bold Dublin Home Look Bigger
Designer Roisin Lafferty’s forward-thinking approach to this classic semi-detached house saw her harness the power of arches to create a seamlessly calm – yet beautifully colorful – home
-
I'm Calling It, H&M's Spring Collection Is Its Best Yet — It's Luxe Minimalism at Its Finest
H&M Home’s spring 2025 selection brings an unexpected feeling to furniture
-
Inspired by the Runways, Copper Is Having an Interiors Renaissance That's More Sophisticated This Time Around
The shimmering copper tones on the winter season’s runway are also making waves in the interiors world — here's what we'd buy the get the look
-
After a Flood, a Journalist's Dark Basement Flat Was Redesigned to Feel Surprisingly Light — Here's How
An unexpected deluge of flood water into what was a dank, dingy subterranean flat prompted a new vision, full of light, natural materials, and foliage
-
This Danish Design Company Makes Minimalism Easy — Shop 6 Chic, Art-Forward Organizers
Clutter meets its match with Ferm LIVING’s Scandi-style storage solutions
-
Hidden Trails — Glassware Disruptor Sophie Lou Jacobsen's Insider Guide to Exploring New York
The rising designer shares her curated itinerary to the City That Never Sleeps
-
At This Three-in-One, Scenic New London Restaurant, Damien Hirst's Paintings Aren't the Only Masterpieces
Celebrated chef Jean-Georges Vongerichten's experimentation playground at The Emory's abc kitchens brings a slice of New York glamour to the capital and food so beautifully crafted it competes with the artwork
-
Up High in a Norman Foster-Designed Tower, frenchCALIFORNIA Created a Hotel-Inspired Apartment for a Globe-Trotting Couple
Collectible vintage and contemporary pieces add contrast to a new Manhattan apartment with a refined and global feel
-
The Zeitgeist Edit — The Editor on What's Going Up (and Down) in Style This February
From the most exciting finds in modern design to what to order from the cocktail menu, here's our report on February, straight from the editor's desk
-
Decades of "Patchwork Updates" Left This Chicago Home Lacking, but Now Its Japandi Style Is Picture-Perfect
With a less-is-more mentality, Rockenbach Design Studio chose simple yet sophisticated pieces in this perfectly balanced home
-
6 Beautifully Eccentric Things You Need to See From Design Icon Iris Apfel's Weird and Wonderful Estate Sale
The late and great New York City designer was known for her eccentricities, and now you can be too
-
At This New Beverly Hills Members-Only Club, Old Hollywood Glamour Gets a High Tech-Meets-Gatsby Revamp
Sleek brass detailing, timeless terrazzo floors, and marble-drenched dining rooms: meet Gravitas, the tech-aided haven for bon vivants who want it all
-
Before and After — This Designer Picked the Perfect Pink to Cozy up a North-East Facing Living Room
Decorating this period Wimbledon property in a warming blush tone (that almost reads yellow at certain times of day), designer Filippo Calvagno proves pink is for grown-ups too
-
Mid Century Modern Homes Influence Most of the Designs We See Today, and This Mid-Century Enthusiast Can Explain Why
What characterizes a mid century modern home, and why is the style still so relevant to contemporary design? Here's everything you need to know
-
I Cover Art and Culture for a Living — These Are the 12 Most Inspiring Events to Tick Off Your Bucket List This Year
From the most anticipated biennials to leading art and photography festivals, get your finger on the creative pulse around the globe with our edit of unmissable happenings
-
Chandler McLellan Reveals How to Perfect the Art of Artificial Light — And Introduces His Nature-Inspired Collection with Troy Lighting
The multidisciplinary talent draws from the majesty of Scotland’s rugged landscapes for a lighting collection that celebrates organic beauty and the passage of time
-
This Wavy Room Divider May Be Everywhere Right Now, but It's Actually an Iconic Design That Dates Back to the '30s
Roll it up or let it wave, this wooden screen is reminiscent of a 1930s design and adds instant character to your room
-
You'd Never Think These Colors Go Together, but This Home's Living Room Makes Them Work — Here's How
Our resident color expert explores how the colors used in this family's cinema room create balance with an undercurrent of contrast
-
Vacationing With These 6 Airbnb Alternatives Is Like "Entering an Interiors Magazine" — We're in for the Trip
If your usual short-term rental platform isn't satisfying your design urges, these other options will have you immersed in awe-inspiring décor
-
Designer Heidi Caillier Says Rugs Should Play “Supporting Characters” — and Her New Joon Loloi Collab Proves Why
Joon Loloi’s first-ever collaboration evokes a new nostalgia
-
All the Clutter Is Hidden in the 'Storage Wall' of This London Flat — Leaving More Room to Display Its Design Treasures
Isabelle Dubern-Mallevays, co-founder of The Invisible Collection, shows us her carefully curated Paris-meets-London apartment
-
There Are 19 Different Tiles in This Toronto Home — From the Kitchen Island to the Room Dividers
From the kitchen island and the fireplace through to some unique room dividers, in this Toronto home, everywhere there could be tile, there is
-
6 Fabric Trends Editors Want You to Use More in 2025 — Because There's More to Life Than Just Boucle
This season’s emerging upholstery trends combine comfort, texture, and more than a dose of glamour. These are our editors' favorite finds for the year ahead
-
I'm a Sucker for Retro Japanese Stationery — These 6 Iconic Brands Put Nippon's Cool-Kid Minimalism at Your Fingertips
From the 1900s-founded Kokuyo to the global success of MUJI, up your office aesthetic with our design-focused roundup of the best Japanese stationery
-
Are Hotels and Private Members' Clubs the New Museums? Meet the Curators Behind Hospitality's Art-Fueled Renaissance
Boutique hotels and members-only clubs are shaking up the arts infrastructure through gallery-worthy collections where culture, activism, and community thrive
-
2025 Is the Year of the Snake — Shop Serpentine Décor to Slink Into the Lunar New Year with Style
Sleek, hypnotic, and just a little dangerous — snakes are setting the tone for the year ahead, and this is the serpentine décor all the coolest people are shopping
-
The "Unusual Decision" to Trade Floor Space for a Fern-Filled Atrium Makes This London Terrace Feel So Much Bigger
A plant-filled internal courtyard, a wildflower roof and plenty of natural textures infuse this London terrace with an airy, tropical feel befitting of the nature-loving heritage of its owners
-
This “Book Lamp” Isn’t Magic, But It’s Pretty Close — Meet the Lighting Solution in Studious Disguise
This cleverly inconspicuous book lamp comes at an equally unassuming price: just $23.99
