architecturaldigest.comadded August 2026
Architectural Digestby Abid Haque3d ago
You may not know how to clean grout, but it will be obvious when it’s time to learn. What started as crisp white lines between your expertly laid tiles will begin to look yellow and dull—even a...
Architectural Digestby Kate McGregor, Julia Harrison3d ago
Furnishing a home requires significant investments, many of them, racked up over time. For those of us who aren’t on an interior designer budget, we need an assist.
Architectural Digestby Amelia Mularz4d ago
This year, it’s estimated that 4.1 million Americans will reach the traditional retirement age of 65. And of them, many are likely to consider the best places to retire.
Architectural Digestby Sara Ruffin Costello4d ago
To know Tatyana Miron, says her friend Sarah Sanneh, proprietress of Brooklyn’s Pies and Thighs, is to know someone “out of her goddamned mind—always doing too much, always having fun, always with...
Architectural Digestby Katharine Sohn4d ago
Bali has become a base for some of Southeast Asia’s more interesting architecture—blending Hindu principles with modern design innovation.
Architectural Digestby Juliana Ukiomogbe5d ago
Hedy Lamarr understood the power of a beautiful home long before she was dubbed “the most beautiful woman in film.” She credited her mother with teaching her the importance of a well-decorated...
Architectural Digestby Belén Afonso5d ago
Located in Segundo Ensanche, a neighborhood largely developed in the first half of the 20th century, this Bilbao apartment was in need of a serious facelift.
Architectural Digestby Bailey Berg, Julia Harrison5d ago
Your mixology deserves more than a cluttered corner of the kitchen counter. The best bar cabinets deliver just that—a dedicated and stylish space for hosting, experimenting, and hiding all the...
Architectural Digestby Maya Chawla5d ago
There aren’t many Frank Gehry buildings in New York, but the architect’s deconstructivist, sculptural designs are so recognizable, you’ll know when you’ve spotted one.
Architectural Digestby Kate McGregor, Julia Harrison5d ago
Scalloped bedding—in all its undulating glory—dates back to the Renaissance and Victorian periods, but remains just as current today as it ever was.
Architectural Digestby Katie Schultz5d ago
Inarguably, Priscilla Presley has had a remarkable home life. The Brooklyn native is one of a select few to have lived in Graceland, America’s most-visited residence (barring the White House), and...
Architectural Digestby Shannon Sharpe, Audrey Lee6d ago
A weekend away at one of the best Berkshires hotels or rental homes is the perfect year-round escape for scenic mountain views and historic charm, whether you choose to bunk at a bucolic inn or an...
Architectural Digestby Clara Hillis6d ago
Few things feel as decadent as a rich meal or dessert—but even the butter dishes that house the starring ingredient for these dishes can feel like an indulgence.
Architectural Digestby Kelly Dawson, Audrey Lee6d ago
The best bar stools make the most of vertical space, whether arranged around a tall kitchen island (as tradition calls for) or dining table.
Architectural Digestby Katharine Sohn7d ago
Croatia—often portrayed as the undiscovered Italy or Greece—is distinguished by its shimmering turquoise waters, which set the scene for boat excursions, top-tier snorkeling, or lazy days...
Architectural Digestby Nicolas Milon9d ago
On a quiet lane in Hampstead, London, a minimalist home by British modernist architect Patrick Gwynne makes a statement.
Architectural Digestby Audrey Lee, Kristi Kellogg9d ago
Art can be the last accent we consider when renovating a space, yet it often ties an entire room together.
Architectural Digestby Nina Derwin9d ago
The best linen curtains are some of the most versatile pieces you’ll see across the interiors featured in AD.
Architectural Digestby Kate McGregor9d ago
It’s funny how an iconic chair can wiggle its way into your heart—just think of the statement-making Arne Jacobsen or the Eames.
Architectural Digestby Vy Yang10d ago
It should come as a shock to no one that vintage is practically a prerequisite for a well-decorated home. The nursery is no exception.
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