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At 100, the Rolex Oyster Is Hotter Than Ever

A fresh palette of dial colors and technological advances have elevated this classic watch model.

Striking Thierry Mugler Looks That Embody His Severe Glamour

Known for his sharp construction and exaggerated proportions, the designer left an indelible mark on the fashion world.

Take a Magic Carpet Ride with This Whimsical Ettore Sottsass Chair

Is it art? Is it design? With a piece this special, it doesn't really matter.

An Assemblage Sculpture by Magazine Editor, Distiller and Ceramist David Haskell Evokes Maine’s Rocky Coast

Rendered in black clay, with a turquoise glaze, the piece is composed of organic forms that seem to be precariously balanced on a conical base.

28 Kids’ Rooms That Are Too Cool for School

It’s never too early for good design. These interiors combine elevated furnishings and a youthful spirit, resulting in spaces that are at once elegant and whimsical.

5 Ways to Transform Your Bedroom into a Hotel-Style Escape

<i>Hotel Chic at Home</i> author Sara Bliss shares her tips for rethinking your sleeping quarters.

Photographer to Know: Simon Watson

The Irish lensman is known for capturing empty spaces that have real presence.

How to Decorate with Flowers and Floral Patterns

23 High-Style New York City Penthouses

A lofty perch above Manhattan is quite literally the height of luxury.

What’s Behind the English Ritual of Afternoon Tea?

Here's a brief history of the 350-year-old tradition, plus tea-time-ready interiors and accoutrements.

14 Elegant Scandi-Style Interiors

There's a strong Nordic influence in home decor as designers embrace clean lines, classic shapes and neutral palettes. These rooms prove that simple, minimal spaces can be incredibly intriguing and inviting.

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6 Ways to Embrace Toile de Jouy in Your Modern-Day Abode

See how today's creative minds are updating this classic French pattern.

Inside Philadelphia’s New Museum of the American Revolution

Lifelike tableaux, early American artifacts and Robert A.M. Stern's architecture vividly illustrate the patriots' fight for independence.

This Parish-Hadley Home in D.C. Was Thoughtfully Updated

J+G Design has modernized the iconic work of Sister Parish and Albert Hadley, while maintaining the style of the original decor.

How a Rundown Old Church in L.A. Became a Hip Wedding Venue

A husband and wife's personal renovation project evolved into a vibrant indoor-outdoor space sought out by couples in the know.

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