Interior Design

Hospitality design often leans into a destination’s most recognizable visual cues. In New Orleans, that can mean saturated colors, ornate detailing, or overt references to the city’s cultural iconography. For Charles & Julia, however, Anna Nicole Interiors chose a quieter…

Warm minimalism usually depends on empty space and quiet surfaces. This 14,500 sq. ft. home in Wellesley, 20 minutes west of Boston, applies that restraint to a house occupied by an active family of five, a large dog, and frequent…

Price Latimer grew up in Texas and lived just a few doors down from the Amarillo Museum of Art. With pieces by Georgia O’Keeffe, Larry Bell, and Louise Nevelson, the museum was a place that shaped her aesthetic sensibility. “Both…

This summer has been defined by a number of major sports events, seeing the triumph of underdog players and teams along with some controversies. Though the somewhat fraught World Cup might have overshadowed the Wimbledon Championships, tennis has long been…

For nearly a decade, food artist Laila Gohar has blurred the boundaries between art, design, fashion, and hospitality. Through whimsical food installations for galleries and cultural institutions, she transforms hosting into an immersive form of storytelling. Guests engage with unexpected…

The luxury hospitality industry is undergoing a massive sea change. In an unprecedented wave of creative evolution, five of the world’s most elite hotel brands are officially venturing beyond their land-based properties into the sleek, hyper-curated intimacy of the yachting…

The eggs come out of the coop in soft hues of green, one washed toward sage, the other toward olive. They are laid by the Olive Egger and Cream Legbar hens at Martha Stewart’s farm in Bedford, New York, and…

For more than 15 years, the Haas Brothers have built a body of work that isn’t easily categorized. Their surreal creatures, anthropomorphic furniture, and intricately beaded sculptures occupy a space somewhere between collectible design, contemporary art, and playful experimentation. This…

Los Angeles‑based contemporary womenswear brand Staud is best known for statement purses with bold silhouettes, patterns, and prints. From the spherical Moon Bag that went purse-platinum in 2019 to the beaded Tommy bags emblazoned with tinned sardines that went TikTok…

The 1970s spawned both conversation pits and Brutalist architecture—and in a central district of Milan, Nick Maltese and Federico Pagetti of Nick Maltese Studio have allowed them both to co-exist, in a nearly achromatic, four-story home for an art collector.…

How do you distill a nation into a single volume? That’s the ambitious question behind America: The Imagination of a Nation, Assouline’s latest oversized coffee table book celebrating the ideas, people, and cultural touchstones that have shaped the United States…

Everyone knows that sleep is essential to health and well-being, and that the quality of things like your mattress can make all the difference. The idea of rest may conjure thick white clouds, fluffy sheep, or plush stuffed animals, but…

When NYC starts to heat up in the summer, things change. The city blooms as people travel from across the globe to experience the confluence of history, modernity, and culture. There’s also the hustle, the speed, and the smells. Nestled…

Benoist F. Drut grew up in an idyllic village northwest of Paris, surrounded by lily ponds and castles—a place that honed his eye for beauty. When he was a teen, he met 18th-century French furniture expert Thierry Millerand. Millerand explained…