20th of April 2018 1970s Corporate America Has Never Been So Chic Photographer Susan Ressler revisits the office life of decades past, whose style still resonates. by David A. Keeps
20th of April 2018 Mexico’s Sofía Aspe Uses Color to Exciting Effect The Mexican designer’s no-holds-barred approach to styles, materials, eras and hues produces rich, vibrant interiors. by Tracy Lynn Chemaly
20th of April 2018 We Took Over a Historic Milan Palazzo and Filled It with Edgy Design With "A New Breed," we showcased exceptional pieces by rising talents, a rapidly growing area of strength among 1stdibs' many offerings. by Pilar Viladas | photos by MAREMOSSO
20th of April 2018 Remembering French Fashion Great Hubert de Givenchy A loving look back at the life and the oeuvre of the mid-century couturier to Bunny Mellon, the Duchess of Windsor, Jacqueline Kennedy and — most famously — Audrey Hepburn by the Editors
6th of April 2018 Adam Hunter Went from Broadway Actor to Interior Design Star The Los Angeles–based designer strives to create balanced spaces, but he can't resist a bit of drama. by Charles Isherwood
6th of April 2018 The Creator of L.A.’s Most Iconic Houses Wasn’t Even an Architect Michael Boyd digs into the aesthetic legacy of mid-century-modern Southern California designer Craig Ellwood. by Cara Greenberg
6th of April 2018 Meet Henri Samuel, the Givenchy-Approved Designer with "Perfect Taste" Henri Samuel's exclusive clientele and projects demanded such discretion that only now is he getting credit for his iconic interiors. by Emily Evans Eerdmans
6th of April 2018 The Most Beautiful Depictions of French Gardens You’re Likely to Encounter A new show at the Metropolitan Museum of Art, in New York, celebrates the grand green Gallic spaces captured by such artists as Claude Monet, Mary Cassatt, Henri Matisse and others. by Pilar Viladas
30th of March 2018 1980s Art Captured the Culture of Consumption Showcasing works by such creators as Jeff Koons, Barbara Kruger and Andy Warhol, Washington, D.C.'s Hirshhorn Museum dives into the aesthetic legacy of the Me and MTV generation. by Stephanie Murg
