architecturaldigest.comadded August 2026
Architectural Digestby Audrey Lee26 Aug 2026
The Crate & Barrel Labor Day sale is here and it’s quite the star-studded event. This year’s summer clearance items include plenty of the retailer’s curated designer collaborations up to 60% off...
Architectural Digestby Kate McGregor, Julia Harrison26 Aug 2026
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 Irene Borger26 Aug 2026
Tim Curry, the British actor famous for his work on stage and screen, died today at the age of 80 in his Los Angeles home. He was perhaps best known for his role as Dr.
Architectural Digestby Diana Budds25 Aug 2026
Lighting designers do much more than choose stylish fixtures. They are cartographers, scenographers, and researchers, combining cutting-edge technology with creative spatial awareness to plan...
Architectural Digestby Katharine Sohn25 Aug 2026
The Dolomites may be synonymous with ski trips, but warmer weather reveals a different side of the Italian Alps.
Architectural Digestby Claudia Williams, Katie Schultz25 Aug 2026
Beloved music icon Dolly Parton has died at the age of 80. The singer-songwriter was born on January 19, 1946, the fourth of 12 children.
Architectural Digestby Audrey Lee, Julia Harrison25 Aug 2026
Whether you’ve recently remodeled your bathroom or just want to make your existing one look less, well, sad, the best bath mats can do a lot to inject personality in the dampest, most poorly lit...
Architectural Digestby Audrey Lee, Kate McGregor25 Aug 2026
Functional, fashionable, and fully rotating; the best swivel armchairs add an element of flexibility to your seating arrangements.
Architectural Digestby Ingrid Abramovitch25 Aug 2026
It sounds like the setup for a Nancy Meyers movie: A young Los Angeles family searches endlessly for their dream house but nothing feels right.
Architectural Digestby Matt Goulet25 Aug 2026
Kristin Cavallari, like the rest of us, is just trying to make her busy life as efficient as possible. “I’ve tried to set it up so that I'm not running around constantly.
Architectural Digestby Katie Schultz25 Aug 2026
As designers and artists alike will attest, a picture frame recontextualizes its subject. As part of an expansion of its custom framing offerings, the craft store Michaels has partnered with AD to...
Architectural Digestby Audrey Lee24 Aug 2026
There’s no shortage of Labor Day furniture sales and decor deals this year: Markdowns on living room upgrades, dining furniture, and even some coveted kitchenware from AD-tested brands like Crate &...
Architectural Digestby Katie Schultz24 Aug 2026
The news of Prince Harry and Meghan Markle’s forthcoming return to the other side of the pond has ignited a firestorm of speculation and questions in both the US and the UK alike: Why now?
Architectural Digestby Yelena Moroz Alpert, Julia Harrison24 Aug 2026
When it comes down to it, the fluffiest duvet inserts are what make the bed. Yes, you want something warm and cozy when the temperatures drop, but even when you’re not freezing your tush...
Architectural Digestby Sarah Lyon24 Aug 2026
Designers are consistent proponents of going vintage. “If everything in a room is new, it can feel less like a curated environment and more like a showroom,” explains AD100 designer Josh Greene.
Architectural Digestby Evan Russum22 Aug 2026
Plunge pioneered at-home cold plunges in 2020 before moving on to extreme heat (for wellness’s sake, of course).
Architectural Digestby Valentina Lonati22 Aug 2026
For Richard and Sophie, this new Montreal apartment had almost everything they wanted: high-quality finishes, clean interiors, and nearly 1,200 square feet on the 27th floor of a new residential...
Architectural Digestby Noah Kaufman21 Aug 2026
Reviewer: Noah Kaufman, contributor Model tested: Arhaus Mustique Sofa The details: With a focus on sustainable materials, Arhaus has an eclectic, global bent.
Architectural Digestby Angela Tafoya21 Aug 2026
With historic roots in royal courts and centuries-old ateliers, porcelain has a certain gravitas that can make any weeknight meal feel like an occasion.
Architectural Digestby Amanda Sims, Sydney Wingfield21 Aug 2026
Whether it’s in your small bedroom, kitchen, or entryway, some visual clutter is inevitable. But living room visual clutter removal might just top the list; when your home’s casual hangout and...
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