A blend of square and hexagonal tiles bring a rosy hue to the 18th-century residence’s opened-up interiors. |
\u200a |
|
Drawing on a simple material palette of plywood and corrugated metal, architect Rafe Maclean designs a certified Passive House on a steep, challenging lot in Dunedin. |
\u200a |
|
In Paris, a painter’s granddaughter turns to Atelier Wilda to transform a 484-square-foot studio into a minimalist family home that abounds with smart storage and integrated furniture. |
\u200a |
|
From combining eras to floating your furniture, these design tips will help you achieve that certain je ne sais quoi in your living space. |
\u200a |
|
A growing number of architects are designing for displaced people, prompting a reconsideration of what ostensibly temporary living should look like. |
\u200a |
|
Interior designers and architects agree: if you’re short on square footage, your furniture needs to work overtime. |
\u200a |
|
Fun dog accessories, drinking vessels, travel pouches, and more that the artist can’t live without. |
|
|
Love good design? We’re hiring. |
Remote and on-site roles open in Editorial, Sales, and Engineering. |
|
|
|
