On one of the most Parisian streets in the city, two interior designers create a new kind of French fantasy.
Category: Interior Design and Furnishings
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Setting a Table for the Holidays? Designers Share Their Secrets
For starters, don’t worry if there isn’t much space: “The closer the people are, the better the party.”
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In the Catskills, Seasonal Farmhouse Dinners With House-Made Beer
Plus: A boutique hotel in South Africa, a painter’s imaginary friends and more recommendations from T Magazine.
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Is Buying Real Estate With a Friend Really a Good Idea?
For two art enthusiasts who went in together on a “cathedral-esque” country house outside New York City, it seemed brilliant: “Why wouldn’t we do this?”
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Louis Oliver Gropp Dies at 88; Led Shelter Magazines Through Turmoil
He turned House & Garden into an upscale chronicle of the good life in the 1980s, and broadened the focus of House Beautiful in the 1990s.
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An Engagement Gift Guide from T Magazine
Timeless décor advice, a Japanese good-luck charm — and more recommendations from T Magazine.
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How To Hang Curtains
When you’re choosing curtains for a room, there are so many things to consider. Jake Arnold, an interior designer in Los Angeles, walks us through it.
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Inside Roz Chast’s Connecticut Home
The New Yorker cartoonist has trouble making decisions about décor. Anyone who has seen the art collection in her home may not notice.
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What Makes a Tiny Home Cool? Apartment Therapy’s Latest Pop-Up Has Ideas
The “Small/Cool NYC” pop-up exhibition in Sunset Park, Brooklyn, offers rooms you can explore created by designers you know — and some you may not.
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A Photographer’s House of Shadows
In his home and studio, as in his art, Bill Henson plays with the balance of light and dark.
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In Tacoma, an Apartment Renovation That’s All About the Art
The Tacoma condo hadn’t been touched in 40 years, and the pandemic made renovating tricky. But it turned out so well, now the architect wants to buy it.
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A Tequila Distiller Turns a House into a Showcase for Mexican Design
In this San Miguel de Allende building, local 20th-century crafts and contemporary works sit side by side.