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Jeremiah Brent Redesigned This Finger Lakes Estate Around the Movement of Water
The Queer Eye creative reimagined LES Collection founder Lauren Sands’s childhood summer house using concentric “ripples” to shape everything from the floor plan to the finishes
This 323-Square-Foot Paris Apartment Is a “Cream-Colored Envelope” with Touch of Rock ‘n’ Roll
Atelier Opale reimagined several former maids’ rooms in Saint-Germain-des-Prés as an artist’s paradise
In Coimbatore, India, This Home Reimagines Tamil Architecture—One Terraced Roof At a Time
Designed by a sustainability-forward architecture firm, this 1,550-square-foot house employs traditional building techniques
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Outside Paris, a Stone Cottage Helped This Designer Through Divorce
Houseboat-inspired touches—like raw stainless steel and a daring palette—complete this romantic family home
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This Brooklyn Family Went Looking for Bedrooms—and Settled on a 1000-Square-Foot Studio
In a converted Vinegar Hill toy factory, JAM cofounder Joe McGuier and his family use curtains, custom furniture, and collected objects to make an open-plan apartment work for real life
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$330 and a Little Elbow Grease Completely Transformed This LA Rental Kitchen into a Baker’s Paradise
Painting an upholstered chair was only the beginning of this budget-friendly makeover
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Andy Warhol, Cindy Sherman, and Even More Warhol! Inside a Park Avenue Triplex Designed Around a World-Class Art Collection
Georgis & Mirgorodsky stitched together multiple apartments—and a rooftop winter garden—to create a layered, European-inflected home
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A New York City Apartment So Nice Neal Beckstedt Designed It Twice
Five years after his first pass, the AD100 designer reimagines the same home as a serene, wood-clad retreat for a Manhattan bachelor
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Why People’s Is the Club That Revelers Never Want to Leave
Margot Hauer-King and Emmet McDermott partnered with Workstead to create the Greenwich Village anti-members club
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Inside a Hudson Valley Farmhouse Where the Addition Was Designed to Disappear
From trellised stone walls to subtle layout shifts, Workstead prioritized continuity over contrast
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Romilly Newman’s Park Slope Apartment Isn’t Trying To Be Light and Airy
How the tastemaker embraced her garden-level home’s low ceilings and moody light (starting with red toile de jouy fabric she picked up in Paris)
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A Decade of Sea Ranch Pilgrimages Led to This Unorthodox, Color-Forward Retreat
After years of renting, co-owning, and returning, Clara Jung reimagined a 1972 house with reverence, restraint, and the freedom to finally say yes to bold color
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This 400-Square-Foot 1900s New York Cottage (Once a Dress Shop!) Only Looks Frozen in Time
From mini-splits to storm windows, every modern upgrade was carefully concealed in a renovation that prioritized preservation over show
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This Louisville Home Shows What Happens When You Don’t Rush Design
Robert Stilin helped his clients embrace a slow, deliberate approach—allowing a historic house to evolve naturally over time
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Instead of Brightening This Gilded Age Penthouse, the Designer Went “Dark and Sexy”
Raychel Wade embraced carved wood paneling, indigo-veined stone, and moody textiles to modernize a Brooklyn Heights duplex without fighting its history
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This Mixologist Bought the Building and Gave His Longtime Brooklyn Apartment a Second Act
After two decades at the same Red Hook address, Sam Ross reimagined the circa-1899 property as an entertainer’s dream, with help from longtime collaborator Mel Brasier