The end result cost half a million pounds and included blue walls “like you’re underwater”, submarine-inspired door and ...

Known for their outsized and revolutionary art projects, the couple’s work is seen again in Florida, New York and Germany.

Call it a happy accident that the exhibition “Worth, Inventing Haute Couture” opens at the Petit Palais in Paris two days ...

The house, unsurprisingly, came with its own history. The Italianate-style mansion—with its soaring ceilings, deep porches, ...

Avec Decors, a fast-rising interior design brand in Ghana, is making waves across the country with its outstanding expertise ...

H igh above the cobbled streets of Le Marais — the kind where perfume shops outnumber grocery stores and no one wears sneakers unironically — a certain kind of spring has take ...

A certain ease comes with a well-put-together home—it doesn’t feel overcrowded or lifeless, just thoughtfully balanced.

As Nate Berkus’s design partner, Lauren Buxbaum Gordon is well accustomed to challenging renovations. Together the duo average about 30 projects a year. But even a veteran design pro can find herself ...

Custom furnishings covered in a rash of sumptuous textiles, creamy plaster walls, and visual Easter eggs—as seen in the bathrooms, each of which takes inspiration from a different locale loved ...

Previous projects of theirs include debuting robot dogs on the runway, spraying a dress in real-time onto Bella Hadid, and staging the first fashion show inside of Disneyland Paris. They brought ...

Dark, rounded walnut meets a curved black leather seat for an ergonomic and sculptural design that integrates particularly well into spaces both bohemian and modern, much like Kravitz’s Paris home.

A huge new exhibition at the Louis Vuitton Foundation is a late-career retrospective with a sense of new beginnings. Credit...Dmitry Kostyukov for The New York Times Supported by By Emily LaBarge ...