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The Best Beverage Coasters to Keep Your Surfaces Forever Free of Stains

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By Julia Harrison Verified
| Architectural Digest Verified
If you’re reading this, I imagine you’re someone who clenches their jaw when a dripping glass touches the veneer or gets the shakes from cold drinks around your heirlooms. The best beverage coasters—to you—are a sense of calm in a hellish landscape of design disasters (see: water rings). What a conundrum to be the sort of host that loves bringing people together but also cares deeply for their things.
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The Coolest Ice Buckets and Beverage Tubs for Chilling Drinks

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By Julia Harrison Verified
| Architectural Digest Verified
The consummate host always has one thing atop the fridge for special occasions: an ice bucket. There’s nearly nothing chicer than a gorgeous vessel and tongs for dropping some perfectly square cubes into your crystal glass or a full display of biodynamic wines chilled in a big silver tub. All of which communicates: party, luxury, indulgence, a Gatsby affair.
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The Small-Space Rules Designers Want You To Break

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By Julia Harrison Verified
| Architectural Digest Verified
I have lived in six New York apartments in four years (don’t think too hard about that), and in each have been faced with the same predicament: How do I make this place feel three times its 300 square feet? I posed the question to a few interior designers who specialize in the small-space category, a favorite of ours at AD. And while some small spaces encourage you to live very simply (this Berlin studio has no bathroom door, for example), they all certainly excel at maximizing their space.
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