Architectural Digest

The brand’s trend forecasters predict an emphasis on designing for joy

Find the right footing for your boudoir with these comfortable carpets

These elegant stays juxtapose historic bones with a host of contemporary features

Our summer edit includes mid- to lightweight pieces you won't have to kick off at night

Easily refreshable textiles for spaces that see the highest foot traffic

Plus Marimekko slippers, personality planners, and summer ceramics at half off

Care to relax in Athena Calderone’s Amagansett getaway, or Jenni Kayne’s California lakehouse?

Read their tips on how to make the dramatic window treatments your own

Seating both parents and kids can agree on

Sculptural, sophisticated options that capture a certain seaside energy

Look beyond just succulents and cacti

The 30-something owners loved their apartment’s original moldings and parquet floors—but hated its 18th-century layout

Stylish and weather-resistant silhouettes to transform a cement desert into a summertime oasis

No “OOO” required

If our homes are evolving from hearths into health hubs, are we building spaces for our lives—or merely for our bodies? One designer’s response to AD’s feature on how weight-loss drugs have affected home design

In this virtual roundtable, architect Bryan Young and interior designers Corey Damen Jenkins and Cheryl Eisen share their lessons learned as they’ve scaled their teams and management systems

From ancient hand-carved villages to gold rush settlements, these striking settings are time capsules to bygone eras

A centuries-old trick once used to keep food fresh is making a high-design comeback

From an earthy 19th century loft to a modern penthouse offset with mosaic tiles

Forgo the stuffy hotel en lieu of a home that’s completely your own

Including bedding and bath items, plus experiments in lacquer and burl

How delegation, tracking systems, and regular reporting can boost a firm’s most important asset: creative vision

Give your project the VIP treatment with these members-only perks

How much can designers really expect to be paid? Here’s your guide to the different interior design jobs in the industry and current compensation rates for each position

The AD100 designer reveals what to prepare for when working abroad

As weight-loss drugs reshape American life, they’re also sparking a surprising behind-the-scenes transformation of our homes, from med-station bathrooms to ghost-town kitchens

Clutter meets its match with these functional hidden storage solutions

Including his record-breaking Brooklyn penthouse

Think beyond the dorm room

Turn all of your skincare and fragrances into a perfectly styled vignette

With all the outdoor amenities you can imagine

From Morocco to Mexico, these extended stays encourage doing the absolute most

Meet the next best thing to AC, in bedding form

Give your entryway something worth talking about