After more than two decades in New Mexico, the actress and director is back on the East Coast, with new digs and a renewed focus on the theater.
After more than two decades in New Mexico, the actress and director is back on the East Coast, with new digs and a new focus on theater work.
Three architects, three journalists and two designers gathered over Zoom to make a list of the most influential and lasting buildings that have been erected — or cleverly updated — since World War II. Here are the results.
Anderson Cooper is selling his mother’s perpetually reimagined two-bedroom, where she lived for nearly 25 years, for $1.125 million.
When they first worked together, renovating a home that had once been a church, they never imagined they’d eventually get married there.
When they first worked together, renovating a home that had once been a church, they never imagined they’d eventually get married there.
Do you really need an ice bucket? Only if you don’t want to keep running to the freezer for ice.
On yellow legal paper, Mr. Kirby, a self-taught designer and Olympic sailor, came up with an impromptu design for a lightweight craft that changed the face of sailing.
A trio of consummate hosts — a curator, a chef and a florist — share their tips about lighting, dinnerware, decoration and more.
Mr. Wechsler, the first resident lighting designer at the Met, created lighting designs that helped bring numerous operas to life.
The 90-year-old co-founder of the storied fashion label gives T a tour of her art- and heirloom-filled home.
Rosita Missoni invites us into her home outside of Milan.
With so many options — wood or metal, expansive or compact, with or without cushions — it’s hard to know where to start. Here’s what the experts advise.
The creative consultant Matilda Goad and the garden designer Butter Wakefield, who’ve fashioned a small oasis at Goad’s London home, share their tips.
Her ArchNewsNow website connected architects, designers and journalists with its curated list of must-read articles from around the world.
After a two-year gut renovation, just about the only thing that remains is the windmill.
After a two-year gut renovation, just about the only thing that remains is the windmill.
Yes, they’re back — and they don’t all look alike. Take these five, for instance.
The patron saint of designing for the female gaze is back.
In her latest crime novel, Megan Abbott takes on the contractor-client relationship. In her Queens apartment, she’s avoided renovation altogether.
In her latest crime novel, Megan Abbott takes on the contractor-client relationship. In her Queens apartment, she’s avoided renovation altogether.
The graphic designer Milton Glaser died one year ago on Saturday.
The storage facility of the Cranbrook Academy of Art, in the unlikely enclave of Bloomfield Hills, Mich., is a treasure trove of iconic objects.
Crosscurrents of religion and culture shaped this stunningly detailed portrait of the 17th-century Mughal emperor who built the Taj Mahal.
You’re at home all the time — why not improve how you display your favorite things?
The most memorable illustrations of the year, as chosen by art directors at The New York Times.
How Benjamin West remade a bloody battle as a founding romance.
Now it seems self-evident that pictures can represent who you “really” are. That conviction began with Albrecht Dürer, five centuries ago.
Children can be messy, but interior designers have some suggestions on setting up space to contain the worst of the clutter.
Whether united by outlook or identity, happenstance or choice, these communities have shaped the worlds of art, fashion, film and more.
A city poised on the edge of Europe and the rest of the world became the incubator for talents like Dries Van Noten, Luc Tuymans and Ann Demeulemeester.
For centuries, Italy has prized the art of fashion and furniture design like no other country in the world, with generations dedicated to traditional craftsmanship and continuity.