Chip and Joanna Gaines may not be done with this nostalgic home aesthetic, but maybe it has finally run its course.
Known for its intelligence-gathering operations during World War II, the O.S.S. also helped shape the look of modern life.
Through the back of Vacheron Constantin’s luxurious new timepiece, you can see what makes it tick.
Or it won’t be, once you follow this advice.
Three designers, two journalists and an interiors photographer gathered at The New York Times to make a list of history’s most enduring and significant spaces. Here are the results.
The gold-standard shelter magazine runs on a brass-tacks budget and refuses to kowtow to the internet.
Rhett Baruch has transformed his compact Los Angeles apartment into a showroom for the colorful, unconventional items that he sells.
Michaël Verheyden, who combines simple shapes with rich textures, will show a new collection at Design Miami.
It isn’t easy to stop remodeling, but one interior designer in Newton, Mass., is convinced that after 16 years she’s almost there.
It isn’t easy to stop renovating, but one interior designer in Newton, Mass., is convinced that after 16 years she’s almost there.
The Milanese firm Studio Peregalli has tapped into the soul of a 19th-century house in order to return it to an idealized version of its former glory.
Armed with historical documents and a deep well of knowledge of local design, Laura Sartori Rimini and Roberto Peregalli rehabilitated a 19th-century house.
If you’re stocking up on firewood for the winter, don’t forget about the tools you’ll need to tend the fire.
The city has changed drastically over the past 40 years, yet the M.T.A. map designed in 1979 has largely endured.
New Yorkers have developed some of the best tricks for entertaining in a small space.
What to eat, wear and see this week, from the editors of T Magazine.
Ana Khouri and the Olsen sisters come together for one of the season’s most unexpected collaborations.
The New York Times selected people from all over the world who are pushing the boundaries in their fields, from business and technology to culture and sports.
In a workshop in northwestern France, what starts as a simple wooden box ends up as one of Louis Vuitton’s iconic pieces.
Did he, or did she, conceive some of the best modernist furniture in a packed career? A show at Fondation Vuitton shows her mastery of design.
The society grande dame’s 7,000-square-foot apartment will list at $50 million, in a co-op that requires all cash deals.
A look at design world events, products and people.
Suggestions for plants that can survive a dark apartment and the best small containers for composting kitchen waste.
In “User Friendly,” Cliff Kuang and Robert Fabricant recount America’s long history of making products that take people’s needs into account.
The South Carolina city is known for its historic homes and traditional Southern charm, but it’s also a place where new design is flourishing.
The South Carolina city is known for its historic homes and traditional Southern charm, but it’s also a place where new design is flourishing.
The cutting board — an all-in-one chopping block and serving platter — may be the most useful item in your kitchen. Why limit yourself to just one?
A roundup of things our editors — and a few contributors — are excited about in a given week.
Gabriel Hendifar of the New York lighting and design studio Apparatus describes himself as an “assembler” — perfect for working with fresh vegetables.