fashion

Architecture

Inside the Homes of 3 Rising Creative Stars | Architectural Digest

Step inside the homes of three emerging talents in music, fashion and the arts as Emma Chamberlain opens the doors to her eclectic LA home, Maris Jones takes us through her cinematic Brooklyn studio where she builds nostalgic, hand-crafted sets,…
Architecture

Stone & Steel House

Stone & Steel House is a minimalist residence located in London, United Kingdom, designed by DGN Studio. Working with minimal external space, DGN Studio has looked to the sky in their transformation of a Highbury home for a fashion designer,…
Architecture | Interior Design | Property Blog

Top 10 Friday Five Posts of 2025

Joya Nandurdikar grounds her design practice in India’s rich craft heritage, viewing creativity as both expression and cultural preservation. As cofounder of Untitled Design and later Furgonomics, she champions responsible luxury through deep collaboration with artisans, blending traditional techniques with…
Architecture | Property Blog

Brent Buck on Beach Glass, a Stone Tool, Charred Wood + More

Raised in the Midwest, Brent Buck grew up surrounded by acres of farmland, and his experience with buildings in an urban setting was pivotal. “Our family would often drive to Chicago for my father’s work,” Buck says. “I vividly remember…
Architecture | Interior Design | Property Blog

Nathan Warkentin Talks Brown, the View From His Window + More

Nathan Warkentin has tried his hand at a number of artistic pursuits, from photography to music, but he felt a pull to go in another direction, and so interiors became that space for him to explore. “It’s the most immersive…
Architecture | Property Blog

A Football Stadium With Fluid Forms Rises Above in China

Fans head out on game day ready to root for their favorite teams, with all eyes on the pitch, enclosed in a large venue that is separate from its surroundings. The Xi’an International Football Centre in China, designed by Zaha…
Architecture | Property Blog

Aaron Leshtz on Dodger Stadium, Topo Designs, Eric Nash + More

After Los Angeles native Aaron Leshtz earned his degree in architecture from the University of Southern California, he accepted a position at Studio Sofield in New York City. It was more than a job, but a pivotal period that left…
Architecture | Property Blog

F5: Nicki Gitlin Talks Iced Coffee, Her Daily Planner, a Tailored Pant + More

When Nicki Gitlin was an intern at Snarkitecture she explored objects and spaces at all scales, setting the foundation for her own work. With an emphasis on materiality and the interplay of light, Gitlin was fascinated by the way in…
Architecture | Interior Design | Property Blog

The Apartment With a Lizard Is a Bold, Surrealist Home in Kyiv

Perched high above Kyiv’s right bank of the Dnipro River, this 1,141-square-foot, one-bedroom apartment is anything but ordinary. Designed by Ukrainian studio metric bureau for a creative couple and their cat, the Apartment with a Lizard is a fearless exploration…
Architecture | Property Blog

Circle Dome Square by Henrik Vibskov Pays Homage to Panton

Danish designer Henrik Vibskov is known across the globe for his work in fashion, art, and design. Circle Dome Square, his newest work, debuted at 3daysofdesign this year, in collaboration with Louis Poulsen. Located outside Vibskov’s studio in Copenhagen, the…
Architecture | Property Blog

Andrew Ashey on Accidental Design, Empty Spaces, Plants + More

By the time Andrew Ashey was seven years old he knew he wanted to be in the world of design. His interest was sparked while going on long drives with his family through the Upper Valley, a region that straddles…
Architecture | Property Blog

Take 5: A Grand Armchair, Quiet Town, Fire Island + More

Why paint the peacock? I love seeing classic pieces, from fashion to home furnishings, pulled from the archives and revived in a way that remains true to the original vision. The Pavone Armchair marks a reintroduction of now-iconic seating by…
Architecture | Property Blog

Tyler Kobick Talks Critical Regionalism, a Trowel, Cemetery + More

Even when architect Tyler Kobick was in daycare he was already a skilled creative. Taking cues from his mother, who painted watercolors, he loved to tap into his imagination and draw animals of all shapes and sizes. Kobick was raised…
Architecture | Property Blog

F5: Leta Sobierajski Talks Giant Pandas, Sculptural Clothing + More

When Leta Sobierajski enrolled in college, she already knew what she was meant to do, and she didn’t settle for anything less. “When I went to school for graphic design, I really didn’t have a backup plan – it was…
Architecture | Property Blog

Leta Sobierajski Talks Giant Pandas, Sculptural Clothing + More

When Leta Sobierajski enrolled in college, she already knew what she was meant to do, and she didn’t settle for anything less. “When I went to school for graphic design, I really didn’t have a backup plan – it was…
Architecture | Interior Design | Property Blog

A Mid-Century Gem Reimagined as Experimental Boutique Rental

In the heart of Palm Desert, one of California’s celebrated architectural landmarks has been reborn with renewed vibrancy and purpose. The Miles C. Bates “Wave House,” famed for its signature sweeping roofline and avant-garde design, gives nod to the past…
Architecture | Interior Design | Property Blog

F5: Joya Nandurdikar Talks a Goddess, Fave Installation, Pipe Organ + More

Joya Nandurdikar has plenty in her home country to inspire her, especially the objects and forgotten techniques that are centuries old. She believes that design is not only a form of expression, but also a tool for cultural preservation that…
Architecture | Interior Design | Property Blog

F5: Jun Aizaki on his Motorcycle, Yunomi, Knives, Plants + More

When Jun Aizaki was a child he loved to build houses out of LEGO bricks and sketch imaginary spaces. Travels with his father, who was a journalist, left a lasting impression on the young creative. “Seeing the food, the architecture,…