The designer mingles colors, patterns and global cultures in interiors with a rhyme and reason all their own.
Formerly a private estate, Troutbeck is now a 36-room, tastefully appointed getaway in Upstate New York.
Hundreds of pieces of canine art now sit — and will continue to stay — on display in the American Kennel Club’s recently opened Midtown Manhattan galleries.
The creative force behind brands like Chanel, Fendi and Chloé was as exacting in his interiors as he was in his clothing designs.
In his current show at New York's Lehmann Maupin gallery, the Puerto Rican–born talent reveals new paintings with a semiautobiographical aspect.
The furniture designer and his fashion-world husband have decorated their Parisian pied-à-terre with an artfully arranged assemblage of covetable pieces both old and new.
In a lavish new book and a retrospective at New York’s Twenty First Gallery, the French furniture designer showcases his lively, fantastical style.
The New York designer and self-proclaimed ex-party girl has a talent for changing people's perceptions of what is beautiful.
Aided by photos taken of the maestro in his Milan studio, we honor the influential design talent who died last month at 87.
Young creatives are experimenting with surprising materials and forms and blurring the distinctions between indoors and out.
The newly redesigned Norton Museum and other impressive exhibition spaces around Palm Beach are drawing art aficionados to the tony enclave year-round.
The New York gallerist showcases studio furniture by such storied names as Wendell Castle, Vladimir Kagan and George Nakashima, as well as emerging contemporary designers.
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