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F5: Amanda Martocchio Talks the Rockies, a Risom Stool + More

When Amanda Martocchio was 11 years old, and on a family outing to a museum, she began to sketch a work by Spanish Baroque painter Murillo when a crowd quickly gathered to watch her. “It was then that I realized…
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FELT’s Home for Life Centers Dignity in Ageing-in-Place Design

As populations continue to age globally, architecture is increasingly confronted with a difficult question: how can homes support physical accessibility without reducing later life to a purely clinical condition? Too often, housing designed for aging prioritizes utility at the expense…
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F5: Peter Pelsinski Talks Shadows and Light, Color, Play + More

As a child, Peter Pelsinski was convinced that astronauts and garbage collectors had the coolest vehicles, and as a science fan, he figured that space travel could well be in his future. When he arrived at college though, he hadn’t…
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Marc Thorpe’s Forest Edge House Blends Beauty and Self Sufficiency

There is no mistaking the core philosophy of the Forest Edge House, a 1,500-square-foot home nestled into the woods of the western Catskill Mountains. On the southern face of the house, a grid of solar panels absorbs the slanting rays…
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In Trace, Bureau de Change Lets Circularity Cement Memory in Cast Concrete

New builds boast a certain architectural bravado, often from a place of hubris, when realized from scratch—a clean slate’s seductive promise that the future need not answer to the past. Bureau de Change would argue the opposite. With Trace, their…
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This Garden Apartment Treats Architecture as Aperture

Architecture, when reframed, is about space rather than walls; it does not enclose, but reveals. The Garden Apartment by ArandaLasch, reimagines the domestic interior as a calibrated aperture: a sequence of frames, thresholds, and volumes that attune everyday life to…
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Top 20 Interior Design Trends You’ll See at Milan Design Week

Every year, Milan Design Week becomes the ultimate platform for innovation, creativity, and craftsmanship. Visitors can explore the Top 20 Interior Design Trends that will define interiors for 2026. From immersive installations to sculptural furniture and experimental lighting, these trends…
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Inside Piaule’s Design-Driven Catskills Escape With Design Within Reach

Across fifty acres of forest in upstate New York, Piaule sits as a small constellation of modernist structures connected by footpaths neatly tucked into a west-facing rise, which overlooks the Catskill Mountains. The landscape hotel first debuted in 2021 with…
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F5: Paige Lawrence on Wildflowers, Vintage Furniture, a Fiddle-Leaf Fig Plant + More

Raised in Texas, Paige Lawrence earned a bachelor’s degree from Vanderbilt University before moving to Los Angeles. It was here that an early role in kitchen design and interiors sparked her interest in the built environment. Lawrence eventually received a…
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Radisson Resort and Spa Lonavala Celebrates the Remaining Natural Beauty of India’s Popular Sahyadris Region

Just a two hour’s drive from the ever-bustling and expanding sprawl of Mumbai—India’s second city—the Sahyadris Hills unfold with a cooler and less humid climate. For decades now, the region—also noted for its ancient forts and Buddhist caves—has been a…
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A Masterclass in Urban Living with Gachot Studios (Design Masterclass)

A masterclass in urban living begins with understanding how a home evolves alongside the people who inhabit it. From downtown lofts to landmark townhouses, Gachot Studios approaches each project as an opportunity to refine how life unfolds within the layered…
Architecture

GE Apartment

GE Apartment is a minimalist apartment located in Valencia, Spain, designed by Balzar Arquitectos. This 300-square-meter renovation and interior design project next to Valencia’s emblematic Mercado de Colón stands within a series of modernist buildings from the late 19th century…
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6 Things You Need to Know Before Choosing an Interior Designer with Jake Arnold (Design Masterclass)

Every project starts with clarity – and understanding the 6 things you need to know before choosing an interior designer can shape not just the result, but the experience itself. Interior designer Jake Arnold distils hard-earned knowledge from years of…
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Top 10 Architecture Posts of 2025

Tucked into the misty, rain-soaked windward side of Maui, the Kailua Residence by Hawaii Off Grid turns its dramatic roofline and streamlined form into functional elements for the island’s climate. More than a striking silhouette, it’s a model for how…
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Inside a Home Surrounded by Bush, Ocean and Mountain (House Tour)

Located on the west coast of New Zealand, this project invites viewers inside a home surrounded by bush, ocean and mountain, revealing a residence grounded in place and emotion. Designed by Crosson Architects with interiors by Ko & Ko, the…
Architecture

How This Brother and Sister Are Restoring a 400-Year-Old Indian Palace | Architectural Digest

Step inside Garh Palace in Bundi, Rajasthan, a 16th-century architectural masterpiece built by the Hada Chauhan Rajputs and celebrated by Rudyard Kipling for its dreamlike beauty. This rare tour showcases India’s finest frescoes, from the gold-detailed Chhatra Mahal to the…
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Inside the Smartest Small Home Renovation in Melbourne (House Tour)

Set inside the smartest small home renovation in Melbourne, A House to Gather by Sibling Architecture redefines suburban living through a design that celebrates connection, community and craft. Nestled in Thornbury, the project transforms a modest Federation semi-detached dwelling into…
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Tom Kundig Talks a Seal Sculpture, a Cowboy Hat, a Pencil + More

Tom Kundig’s father was an architect, but early on he wasn’t interested in this as a path for himself. He always felt closer to the natural world via science, yet it lacked the poetry he craved. He eventually decided to…