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Design journalist based in Brooklyn, NY. I write the newsletter Personal Space: www.personalspace.substack.com

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Inside 8 Championship-Worthy Homes of Past and Present NBA Players Original

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By Rachel Davies Verified
| Architectural Digest Verified
It’s not uncommon for NBA players’ homes to have luxe amenities such as spacious gyms, full basketball courts, and enviable saunas. On top of everything, their residences are rarely lacking in overall style. Perhaps because they spend much of the year on the road, their homes need to feel truly personal and aesthetically their own.
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16 Kitchen Storage Ideas to Make Your Small Space Easier to Cook in, According to Designers

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By Rachel Davies Verified
| Architectural Digest Verified
The fight for kitchen storage space is never-ending. Whether you’re stuck with a tiny apartment kitchen that barely has room for your minuscule spice jars or you’re in a sprawling suburban kitchen but happen to have an outsize gadget collection, you’ve almost certainly found yourself trying to somehow summon extra space out of thin air more times than you’d like to admit.
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111 West 57th Street: Everything You Need to Know About the World’s Skinniest Skyscraper Original

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By Rachel Davies Verified
| Architectural Digest Verified
Despite being the world’s skinniest skyscraper, this New York tower is still shaking up midtown Manhattan in a big way. Located at 111 West 57th Street, the residential skyscraper cuts straight through the sky with an astounding height-to-width ratio of 24:1. The building’s original footprint is smaller than an NBA regulation basketball court—59 by 75 feet—but it rises over 1,400 feet into the sky.
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