In her home, the architect Mariana Schmidt combined handmade rural objects with textured and weathered materials to offer a new take on Brazilian minimalism.
Category: Interior Design and Furnishings
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On Long Island, an Artist’s Studio That Floats Among the Trees
The space, with its tall, panoramic windows, allows the painter Patrick McDonough and the florist Michael Burst to immerse themselves in the surrounding environment.
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4 Books That Offer a Bouquet of Design Inspiration
New books on Elverhoj, Frances Elkins, offshore décor and designing with plants.
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A Minimalist Australian Dream Home With an 18th-Century Twist
Why would a modernist house in a Melbourne suburb need an inverted ha-ha? (And what is a ha-ha, anyway?)
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The 10 Best Things We Saw at Salone del Mobile
From tinsel-embellished chairs to a light that resembles both a caterpillar and a cake, a few standouts from the annual design fair in Milan.
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Mother’s Day Gift Guide: Ideas from T Magazine
The summery staples and personalized pieces that T Magazine’s editors and contributors are eyeing for our own maternal figures.
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How to Make an Entrance, Whether You Have a Real Foyer or Not
Your entryway needs to be functional, but it also ought to spark some joy. Here’s how to make the most of whatever entry space you have.
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How to Make an Entrance, Whether You Have a Real Foyer or Not
Your entryway needs to be functional, but it also ought to spark some joy. Here’s how to make the most of whatever entry space you have.
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Studio Railroad: This Home Office in Washington Is Also a Train
Working with the architect Tom Kundig, a creative director had a crazy idea: Wouldn’t it be cool if you could put your work space on a railroad track?
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A Mexican Boutique With Penguin Saltshakers and Nopal Coin Purses
Plus: Zoya Cherkassky’s paintings focused on the African diaspora, a playful and eclectic hotel in Oslo — and more recommendations from T Magazine.
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In Brooklyn, a Group Effort Begets a Creative, Communal Seder
At a Passover dinner hosted by Maria Geyman, the founder of Masha Tea, her family and friends provided the tableware — and the table.
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A Bright New Look for a Small House in Arlington
Quite a lot, it turns out. “We just wanted to have fun,” said an interior designer of the Arlington, Va., house she renovated with her husband.