A look at the top interior and exterior design trends, interviews with top designers and stagers who share what got them started, where they think design is going, and case studies of their best works.
After following in the footsteps of a family rife with talented designers, artists and architects, Jeff Stimpfig has naturally emerged as one of Southern California’s top landscape design and build professionals.
Caroline started her full-service interior design firm in 2007 after working with celebrity home designer Sue Balmforth, and Michael Maloney. She offers one-hour, in-home consultations catering to homeowners interested in DIY interior design.
On the outskirts of Montreal, Audrée L. Larose and Félix Guyon—partners in life and in business at Larose Guyon—design and handcraft sublime lighting fixtures and sculptures with the help of artisans.
Located in the chic London neighborhood of Mayfair, Hélène Darroze at The Connaught is a culinary reference, not only in the U.K. but also worldwide.
French renaissance is underway in Provence, where, in the village of Vallabrègues, Benoit Rauzy and Anthony Watson happened upon an 18th-century hôtel Particulier
The Greek concept of “parea”—people sharing good moments together—epitomizes the philosophy of Casa Cook Chania, which is located on the coast of Crete (the largest of the Greek islands).
At the helm of her eponymous studio, multi-disciplinary designer Virginia Sin relocated from Los Angeles to Brooklyn in 2006.
Through a collaborative work between Poss Architects and Kirei Studio’s founder and interior designer Nathalie Ryan, this traditional log house was transformed…
No place like home? The question for mother-daughter design mavens Caitlin Flemming and Julie Goebel is more complex and interesting.
For the most stylish, design-forward finds of the season, the creative wish list has something chic for everyone.
“It’s great time to be a designer in Downtown L.A.,” says Norella Carboni Amiel, director of design for Omgivning, a practice that is on the march in architecture and interiors, prolifically so in Downtown Los Angeles,
The instantly recognizable, signature Scottish motif creates a modern look when used with different colors and materials.
