High Design
A ceiling should be thought of as a fifth wall. In many interiors, the ceiling is an afterthought, or last priority among a laundry list of needed decor improvements.
Sustainable Design Is Possible
Noz Nozawa never thought she’d be passionate about antiques. When the San Francisco designer bought her first home in 2010, her style was firmly rooted in Mid-Century Modern.
What’s New In Art, Architecture, And Design
Landscape painters are telling stories that reach far beyond stars, sky, and sea; backyard barns are playing host to elaborate get-togethers; and custom cocktail bars are serving drinks in style at home.
Rattan Moves Beyond The Beach House
THE STYLE FLOURISHED IN THE 1980S AS A RESPONSE TO RIGID MID-CENTURY DESIGN STANDARDS. Most architectural styles and eras can easily be defined by specific shared hallmarks
Postmodernism: Where History and Humor Meet
THE STYLE FLOURISHED IN THE 1980S AS A RESPONSE TO RIGID MID-CENTURY DESIGN STANDARDS. Most architectural styles and eras can easily be defined by specific shared hallmarks
Creole-Style Houses Offer Eclectic Architecture
FROM COZY COTTAGES TO NEW CONSTRUCTION, HALLMARKS OF THIS TRADITIONAL STYLE REMAIN A STAPLE IN U.S. GULF COAST HOMES
Natural Wonders
The innate character, the unique graining, the colors that take their cue from the earth—there’s so much to love about natural stone. Using it throughout your home,
Creating Curb Appeal
PAINTING YOUR HOME’S EXTERIOR IS A WAY TO WOW THE NEIGHBORS, WITHOUT EVER HAVING TO INVITE THEM IN
What’s new in Art, Architecture and Design
Digital art is immersing itself in 3-D motion, industrial-style glass walls and windows are bringing luxury homes closer to nature, and butler’s pantries are getting an upgrade.
The Lure Of Linen
Living Among Art. ZAHA HADID DESIGN HONORS THE ARCHITECT THROUGH OBJECTS WITH AMORPHOUS SHAPES, CURVED LINES, AND MONOCHROME COLORS
