A Y2K Bedroom in 2026? The “Nestalgic” Trend Taking Over GenZennial Decor
The hottest decorator right now? Your inner child
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How Jesse Johnson Made an Apartment in ‘Mad’ Magazine’s Former SoHo Office Feel Like a Plush City Refuge
Jesse Johnson’s first New York project turns structural oddities—like a steel beam in the bathroom—into part of the home’s charm
Inside Her Lincoln Park Town House, Sasha Adler Didn’t Move a Single Wall—but Everything Else Changed
The designer preserved the historic bones of her Chicago home while reworking every surface for modern family life
This 430-Square-Foot Parisian Pied-à-Terre Features a “Rocket Desk” and Other Small-Space Hacks
The architects drew inspiration from the ingenious spirit of the 1950s to create an art-filled home for an American gallerist
French Architects Share Their Best Space Saving Tips—Even in a 161-Square-Foot Apartment
A dining table hidden in a wall, a step used as a bench, a sculptural partition that redefines space, and
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Pierce & Ward’s Dramatic LA Studio (Nestled in a Commercial Building!) Redefines Work From Home
Residential interiors are on glorious display at Pierce & Ward’s new Frogtown studio. Warning: You may want to move in.
This Walter Gropius Wonder Narrowly Escaped Demolition—and Gained a Stained Glass Masterpiece
After stints housing the American military and Pan Am attendants, this 1922 Berlin landmark was made ethereal with a huge
What Gets Lost When Trump Removes Black History From Buildings
The government’s campaign to erase uncomfortable truths destructs the country’s progress and prevents us from knowing ourselves fully
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13 Facts About Frank Lloyd Wright You Didn’t Know
Including a 1925 arrest and the side hustle that made him more money than architecture
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Stranger Things Co-Creator Matt Duffer’s Manhattan Pied-à-Terre Features a 15-Foot Brutalist Sofa and Chocolate Walls
Duffer, his fiancée Sarah Hindsgaul, and designer Kyle O’Donnell transformed a long-neglected 1929 apartment into a playful escape for family