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Architectural Digest is an American monthly magazine founded in 1920. Its principal subject is interior design, not architecture more generally, as the name of the magazine suggests. The magazine is published by Condé Nast, which also publishes eight international editions of Architectural Digest. Source
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Search ArticlesA Rising Star Designer Turns a Brooklyn Loft Into the Domestic Laboratory of Her Dreams
Sofía Beas would have you believe it was by luck that she found her Brooklyn apartment, a light-filled loft in Williamsburg. The Mexican interior designer has lived in the area since Girls was on HBO, watching as the neighborhood’s aughts grit gave way to luxury commercial appeal—the cost of living rising right along with it. So when she came across this listing on StreetEasy one Saturday morning in 2020, not long before lockdown, she didn’t quite believe it.
Where Does Naomi Osaka Live? Exploring the Tennis Pro’s Real Estate Portfolio
Save Story Save this story Save Story Save this story She’s recently been in New York playing in the US Open, but where does Naomi Osaka live when she’s not on the court? The Japanese tennis pro was born in Osaka, but moved to the Big Apple at age three, when she began her tennis training. Though her family moved to Florida just a few years later, Osaka recalled fond memories of her early days in NYC in a 2018 interview.
The 7 Best Fall Flowers to Plant for a Glorious Autumnal Garden
All products featured on Architectural Digest are independently selected by our editors. However, we may receive compensation from retailers and/or from purchases of products through these links. Flower gardens don’t need to vanish the moment summer’s heat turns into crisp autumn air.
The Best Patterned Bath Towels for a Bolder Bathroom
If you want to revive your bathroom’s design, don’t just rely on expected decor like wallpaper and lighting. Patterned bath towels are underrated accessories that deserve just as much credit in shaping the personality of your space. These linens are no longer relegated to a hook behind the door, and many of today’s best are designed to be seen, bringing color, texture, and pattern to the room like a piece of art.
Paige and Tommy Paul Open Up Their Connecticut Estate, Complete With a Chicken Coop and a Tennis Court (Naturally!)
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 industry humming within. A mood board come to life, the historic 1940s home embodies the ethos and aesthetic of Paige’s lifestyle brand, Dairy Boy—a denim, apparel, and housewares line rooted in New England nostalgia and Americana heritage, launched in 2021.
In Heidi Caillier's Cozy New Home, Floral Patterns and a Bright Red Kitchen Bring the Victorian House to Life
By the time designer Heidi Caillier landed in San Francisco back in 2005, she’d sampled enough of the world to know that this time, she’d found her place. From childhood to young adulthood, she lived a peripatetic life, first in a military family that bounced from city to city, then at school in Providence and New Orleans. She graduated with a master’s in public health, and spent long stretches working odd jobs and traveling abroad trying to find her center.
6 Hotels and Homes in Portland, Maine, for a Picture-Perfect New England Getaway
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. Picturesque views of the surrounding Casco Bay are abundant, and its consistently excellent food scene has made the city a culinary hot spot for the ages. Accordingly, several new hotels have opened up in the past few years—especially in the historic West End neighborhood—to keep up with the waves of tourists to the area.
Deep Window Seats and Cozy Reading Nooks Heighten the Magic of This English Farmhouse
Centuries of Austen, Milton, and Shakespeare have left us with myriad fantasies about life in the English countryside. The many styles of the houses that have littered the more remote parts of England often reflect the history and culture of the neighborhoods they are in, as well as the many stewards that shepherd and protect these houses. In the drawing room, the walls are painted in Edward Bulmer's Sang de Boeuf and the windows are covered in Ian Sanderson's Poppinjay Linen.
Coco Chanel at Home: 10 Photos of the Iconic Couturier in Her Glamorous Sanctuaries
Coco Chanel, a woman whose name became synonymous with haute couture, fine perfume, and luxury branding, was born in 1883, in a charity hospital. After the death of her mother, when Chanel was still a preteen, she and two of her sisters were abandoned by their father at a convent orphanage in rural Aubazine, France. She rose from these humble beginnings to become Paris’s most celebrated couturier, drawing upon her impoverished origins to develop her groundbreaking style.
The Best Metal Bed Frames Are Anything but Basic
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. Take, for example, AD’s tour of a cozy Bedford Hills home, in which a custom iron bed tucked beneath pleated drapery demonstrates how effortlessly the silhouette can blend into a layered, traditional bedroom.