For this issue, a look at the attorney general's long-held expansive view of presidential power and how he is putting his theories to work.
Vegan leather, plastic bottles recycled into a suede-like fabric: Automakers are adapting to customer interest in environmentally friendly alternatives to typical interiors.
There are a number of improvements you can make — both large and small — while waiting to put your home on the market.
Because you need one to anchor any outdoor seating arrangement — and to avoid spilled drinks.
The urge to introduce nature into décor goes beyond living walls — and pandemics.
The owner of an apartment in an 18th-century townhouse thought she was undertaking “an easy conversion.” Then she entered a maze of rules and interpretations.
The pandemic is pushing interior design consultations (and furniture sales) online, but companies were heading there anyway.
New books on hand dryers, carpet patterns and Soviet and Scandinavian design influences.
A conversation between the designer Iris van Herpen and the choreographer Damien Jalet on the creative process.
For this issue, a look at the staggering spike in unemployment in the United States.
It also may herald the return of wearable tech.
With many spas temporarily shut down, you still need a place to relax and recharge. Here’s how to get it.
With many spas temporarily shut down, you still need a place to relax and recharge. Here’s how to get it.
For this issue, a look at the lessons we’ve learned from our time in isolation.
From reconsidering your lighting to upgrading your bedding, suggestions for making the space you’re isolating in feel new again.
Sport utility vehicles outsold sedans two to one in 2019, just four years after surpassing them for the first time. This shift shows little sign of stopping.
Because houseplants need more than just water and sun.
The designer let her larger-than-life husband Charles do the talking. But the style symbolized by their shared name was a joint creation.
And how they came to be staples on Instagram and in our homes.
For this issue, a look at how funeral homes are struggling to fulfill their mission to grieving families.
Great-smelling shower products, in bulk — and more.
The actor is sheltering at home in Bedford, N.Y., with her husband, the director Lasse Hallström, and a massive collection of throw pillows.
The actor is sheltering at home in Bedford, N.Y., with her husband, the director Lasse Hallström, and a massive collection of throw pillows.
The actor is sheltering at home in Bedford, N.Y., with her husband, the director Lasse Hallström, and a massive collection of throw pillows.
Designers and architects expect the pandemic to affect apartment design long after the lockdowns are over. Here are a few trends you’re likely to see.
Fake plants are bringing some joy to homebound lives.
Devoted to classical architecture, he was equally committed to design that benefits city life and helped establish a New York agency to promote it.
Rooms that are not just different than those you’re self-isolating in but unlike most others, too.
For this issue, a look at voting in the United States during the Covid-19 pandemic.
Iced cookies too exquisite to eat — and more.
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.