Katherine Gleason

With myriad pieces intended for the wardrobe or the home, the pioneering 20th-century artist translated her vision into everyday drama and style.

We’ve rounded up a few exceptional finds.

Refreshing your space for the new year? Shopping at auction is a great way to nab the perfect piece to brighten a room and your mood.

The Los Angeles tastemaker and auction fan offers a peek at some of her favorite finds.

If your Valentine’s heart goes pitter-patter for furniture and decor, we’ve got you covered.

These pieces pay tribute to the American icon and all that she stands for.

Make anyplace your happy place with Italian furniture at its subversive best.

Gear up for the highly anticipated Tokyo Games with unique items that celebrate athletes, events and host countries.

With these exceptional timepieces, watching the hours tick by is a pleasure.

In 2020, of course, we use face coverings to prevent the spread of coronavirus, but in the not-so-distant past, they were merely fashionable. Here's a look back.

In the hands of female activists, sashes and banners, jewels and luncheon plates became some of the most useful tools of the matriarchy.

Once considered a controversial item of clothing, fashion designer Sonja de Lennart's creation is now a bona fide classic.

With these high-style games, staying indoors would be a lot more interesting.

When the name of a bag is as well-known as its brand, you know it's a classic.

Makeup and astrology expert Linda Mason dispenses fashion advice for every zodiac sign. Does your wardrobe match your horoscope?

Get inspired by the costumes and settings found in the Oscar-winning actor's most notable films.

The icon was named head designer at Dior when he was 21. Need we say more?

The California music festival has become as much about the fashion as the performances, so we asked some 1stdibs dealers to share their favorite concert-friendly clothing, jewelry and accessories.

There's a stylish garment for anywhere in the universe.

The interior designer's curated space mixes antiques and contemporary works that nod to the lively turn-of-the-century arts movement.

We look inside the luxe, futuristic apartments at 520 West 28th Street in New York, which the Iraqi-British architect designed shortly before her death.

Why was the fashion icon drawn to tartan, houndstooth and skulls?