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With playful portholes and head-to-toe plywood, the new studio gives Wash Westmoreland a place to write, relax, and watch films.

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The midcentury house once showcased the latest and greatest technologies of the 1950s—and it still sparkles today.

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We scoured the internet for the best offerings from some of the most creative designers out there.

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Indulge your loved ones’ Barefoot Contessa tendencies with these thoughtful finds.

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The facade facing the slope is radically open with floor-to-ceiling glass sliders, porous walls, and patio with a net for lounging among leafy branches.

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The Three Peaks house blends a simpler way of life with modern conveniences.

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Listed for $962K, the net-zero home frames mesmerizing views of Canada’s coast.

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Nothing against headshops, of course, but....

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If you have to get a gift for someone you don't know that well, these objects are a surefire bet.

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Air cooled by a pool on the first level is pulled up through a central hallway by openings on the second level, creating a steady breeze through the thick-walled residence.

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Sited on 76 bucolic acres, Fawcett Farm recently underwent an award-winning restoration with guidance from the legendary architect’s grandson.

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The husband-wife duo behind the interior design brand and new book, "AphroChic: Celebrating the Legacy of the Black Family Home," share their favorite spots from a few days in the city focused on shopping in souks and visiting museums.

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After discovering a rough-and-tumble 1959 getaway, Drew Stuart sets about polishing it up with period-appropriate fixtures and finishes.

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Recent auctions of the items of deceased celebrities have unearthed the murky moral code around rifling through a lifetime of belongings, and shown how divorced we are from death.

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Indulge their magpie tendencies with these special treasures.

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Design firm Koto is known for its geometric modular homes, but is now offering architect-designed residences in its signature "Japandi" style.

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Herbst Architects wrapped the "bach" in a rhythmic swooping rain screen that mirrors sand and sea.

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Set in a historic 19th-century building, the $4.4M apartment comes with 14-foot-tall ceilings, four bedrooms, and a wood-clad chef’s kitchen.

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Even someone who eschews most material possessions will appreciate these thoughtful items.

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The interdisciplinary artist discusses the intention behind the collage-like paintings, which depict a Black woman in different parts of her living space, from her third solo exhibition, ‘An Aesthetic of Blackness: The Sacred and The Profound.’

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Along with his partner Clara Syme, Owen Nichols has moved into his father’s former exhibition space in New York City and has remade it as a home for life and art.

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Fussy aunt? Smelly brother? There’s a candle for that!

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Design firm DGN Studio, the clients, and their contractor turned the terrace home into a bright residence filled with the owners’ collection of vintage fittings and furnishings.

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Ten years after creating Sussex Prairie Gardens, the owner’s turned to Sandy Rendel Architects to revitalize a historic agrarian structure.

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The CEO of the world’s largest non-profit low-cost home builder explains how the organization has shifted its model, and grown exponentially as a result.

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Mork Ulnes Architects played off the owners’ progressive spirit by constructing the cabin-style residence from cross-laminated timber, which the firm says is one of the first in the U.S.

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Set on a storied site, the tiny dwelling offers a place to rest after traipsing through the pines, wildflowers, mushrooms, and moss-covered rocks.

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The best objects at this year’s fair beckoned visitors to tune into their sense of touch.

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Built in 1957, the 2,289-square-foot home was recently treated to a full revamp and now comes with vibrant interiors and an oasis-like backyard.

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Zak Architecture and Catherine Kwong Design teamed up to create a soothing vacation home

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Soft shades of green and pink tie the spaces together

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Florists offer tips for stylish seasonal bouquets that warm up your interiors

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Over 20 years after the original was destroyed in the 9/11 attacks, Santiago Calatrava designs a beacon for reflection

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The spectacular property features two separate living quarters

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The designer’s vintage-filled space is a plant haven that inspires creativity

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From Cadillac’s sleek new Celestiq to Maserati’s powerful MC20 Cielo, there will be some major changes in the automotive world that you need to keep on your radar

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The interiors are just as assorted as their homeowners

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Mota gave the tiny apartment a big personality by crowding it with colorful objects and piling on the patterns

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The mononymous soccer star has owned luxury homes in Barcelona, France, and Brazil

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Among the vast cultural offerings of France’s capital, there are plenty of stunning institutions that never charge any admission

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