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Architectural Digestby Michelle Mastro8 Sept 2026
Flower gardens don’t need to vanish the moment summer’s heat turns into crisp autumn air. Planting fall flowers like asters and marigolds welcomes a rich tapestry of golds and crimsons into your...
Architectural Digestby Julia Harrison8 Sept 2026
If you’re sitting in your living room sensing something isn’t right—maybe there’s not enough color, personality, privacy, or coziness—the problem might be your living room curtains.
Architectural Digestby Kate McGregor, Nina Derwin8 Sept 2026
If you want to revive your bathroom’s design, don’t just rely on expected decor like wallpaper and lighting.
Architectural Digestby Katie Schultz, Eleni N. Gage8 Sept 2026
For generations of Americans, Johnny Carson is closely linked with the concept of home. Whether his name conjures fuzzy memories of drifting off to the soundtrack of television static and a...
Architectural Digestby Punch Hutton8 Sept 2026
Tucked into the rolling hills of the Connecticut countryside, the bucolic five-acre estate of Paige (née Lorenze) Paul and Tommy Paul is a picture of tranquility that belies the creativity and...
Architectural Digestby Lori Keong, Morgan Goldberg7 Sept 2026
Summers in Portland, Maine, are legendary—between the briny sea air, endless lobster rolls, and the charming boutiques that line the cobblestone streets of the Old Port district.
Architectural Digestby Camille Okhio4 Sept 2026
Centuries of Austen, Milton, and Shakespeare have left us with myriad fantasies about life in the English countryside.
Architectural Digestby Eleni N. Gage4 Sept 2026
Coco Chanel, a woman whose name became synonymous with haute couture, fine perfume, and luxury branding, was born in 1883, in a charity hospital.
Architectural Digestby Yelena Moroz Alpert, Nina Derwin4 Sept 2026
From romantic retreats to contemporary homes, the best metal bed frames have become a favorite among designers for their ability to adapt to dramatically different interiors.
Architectural Digestby Julia Harrison, Blake Bakkila4 Sept 2026
Labor Day weekend is here, and most of us know it’s the time to save on beds. That’s why our sleuthing staff spotted the best Labor Day mattress sales, so you can save a buck or two (see: hundreds...
Architectural Digestby Fiona Bornhöft3 Sept 2026
Beautiful airport terminals are more than just feats of architecture. They reaffirm an important reminder ahead of a traveler’s trip: that the journey can be as stunning as the destination.
Architectural Digestby Audrey Lee3 Sept 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 Audrey Lee3 Sept 2026
While the idea of custom window treatments may seem like a service catered exclusively to those on a designer budget, they’re usually well worth the investment for finding the perfect sizing to...
Architectural Digestby Julia Harrison3 Sept 2026
For her new collection with H&M Home (available to shop today), AD100 Hall of Fame designer Kelly Wearstler draws on three distinct eras of design history: Black pinewood vases put a surrealist...
Architectural Digestby Yelena Moroz Alpert, Kate McGregor, Audrey Lee2 Sept 2026
The best daybeds are chameleonic pieces that double as a luxurious windowside lounge, a sleeper sofa, or an extra spot for last-minute overnight guests—no need to shop for a new mattress just yet.
Architectural Digestby Katie Schultz2 Sept 2026
Where is Hillary and Bill Clinton’s home these days? Since Bill completed his term as the 42nd POTUS in 2001, the political power couple has primarily resided in a Dutch Colonial dwelling in New...
Architectural Digestby Yelena Moroz Alpert, Kate McGregor2 Sept 2026
Good lighting is never an afterthought in worthwhile design—especially when it comes to selecting the best floor lamps for your interiors.
Architectural Digestby Elizabeth Fazzare2 Sept 2026
“It’s like inhabiting a Japanese landscape painting,” says Danish architect Bjarke Ingels of the roughly 323,000-square-foot site on Japan’s Sagishima Island where his AD100 design firm BIG...
Architectural Digestby Rachel Wallace1 Sept 2026
Every athlete knows the importance of practice. And for professional tennis player Madison Keys, who earned her first Grand Slam title when she won the Australian Open in 2025 and is currently...
Architectural Digestby Erika Owen, Lori Keong, Audrey Lee1 Sept 2026
The best Poconos Airbnbs are bucket-list-worthy material for East Coasters (and travelers even further afield) who want to escape to the mountains—including midcentury beauties with lofty ceilings...
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