Leanne Ford Designed the Cottage Guesthouse of Her Dreams—Then She Undesigned It
A look at her Pennsylvania property (again).
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This Physician’s SoHo Loft Is a Laboratory for His Interior Design Side Hustle
When he is not at the hospital, he’s scouring flea markets.
This Couple Had a Hangover, Then an Epiphany: They’d Embrace a Brownstone’s Dark Side
A lack of windows can be a good thing.
The First Floor of This Family’s French Farmhouse Used to Be Reserved for Barn Animals
While the original staircase remains, now it’s a favorite hangout spot.
Rocky Barnes and Her Husband Designed Their L.A. Home as If It Were a Five-Star Hotel
The giant orange daybed screams “staycation.”
Narrow and Dark Like a European Townhouse, This 1900s Home Called for the Owner’s Favorite White Paint
And a 200-foot-long ombré stair runner.
When Your Client Cares About Paint as Much as Furniture, You Go Big With Opposing Colors
Two hues divide the apartment into day and night.
Down an Old Dirt Road in the Sawtooth Mountain Range, This Photographer Created a Desert Oasis
The entire process ended up taking four years.
This Designer Bought Her Mountain Home Sight Unseen, Then Discovered Its Secret View
Now a 17-foot-long dining table takes advantage of it.
The High Ceilings in This Two-Bedroom Were So Good, This Family of 5 Was Willing to Downsize
“It felt so comfortable, and the air was really beachy.”
Cloud Walls and a Kid-Proof Breakfast Nook Make This Whole Apartment a Playhouse
“Strategic mess” is key.
Ayesha Curry Decorated Her Family’s Entire Bay Area Oasis Herself
The entrepreneur shares how she did it—while raising three kids and managing her growing empire.
There’s No IKEA in This Textile Designer’s Stockholm House, Just Classic Swedish Patterns
A checkered kitchen banquette is the family’s HQ.
This London Designer Was in No Rush to Decorate, But the Lack of Storage Couldn’t Be Ignored
A bookcase that fits into the wonky footprint was a must.
In Jennifer Behr’s 640-Square-Foot Apartment, Everything—Headbands Included—Has a Place
Her New York City home is like a life-size jewelry box.
A London Restaurant’s Candy-Colored Seating Inspired This NYC Duplex’s Kitchen Banquette
The whimsical home is fit for a textile-loving costume designer.
This Editor’s Harlem Studio Is Closet-less and Tiny, But the Wainscoting Alone Makes Up for It
Vintage Italian dressers (from Facebook Marketplace) to the rescue.
When the Light Hits Just Right, Our Custom Bookshelves Appear to Be a Series of Buildings
In the office, a blackboard wall helps bring such ideas to life.