Island-Hopping Amanda Lindroth Designs Stylish Retreats

The artist’s delicate, painstakingly constructed works are showcased in his first-ever solo exhibition, at London’s Gallery Fumi.

Some ways you can commemorate the sesquicentennial of the great 20th-century American architect: Explore the Museum of Modern Art's comprehensive exhibition, decorate with Schumacher's new Wright collection, buy a piece of his furniture — or even an entire house.

The architectural firm constructs spaces that convey a balance between the machine made and the handcrafted.

After nearly 50 years in New York City, the force behind the design gallery Moss — and its revolutionary treatment of retail merchandizing as museum curation — has emigrated. Together with his partner, Franklin Getchell, he's discovered a life of pastoral pleasures, plus shopping epiphanies aplenty, in suburban Connecticut.

The 20th-century jewelry designer — which quietly created pieces for such companies as Cartier and Tiffany and for bold-faced names like Elizabeth Taylor and Marjorie Merriweather Post — gets a much-deserved moment in the sun.

Founder Renaud Vuaillat is showing Polish-born designer Marcin Rusak's collection of lighting and furniture with plant life suspended in black resin.

The Met is exhibiting the most comprehensive retrospective of the artist to date, with more than 200 images of his varied subjects.

The exquisitely curated work of this New York City–based triumvirate — which extends from high-end hotels to posh residences to homey offices — invites exploration.

Makers of the most glittering gems reveal where they like to journey to stoke their creativity and come up with new ideas. Some of their sources may surprise you.