Interiors

Both visually and emotionally.

There's no shortage of vibrant colors and gorgeous ceramics.

If they weren't miniature, we'd move into them in a heartbeat.

Inside artist Hannah Polskin's West Hollywood home that doubles as a showroom.

These Instagram accounts feature chic-yet-practical interiors—providing accessible design inspiration for your own home.

Here, a tour of designer Tiffany Howell’s office.

The brain behind Pebble Bar’s interiors takes us through the design process of the buzzy new bar.

Who needs a dining room table when you have a ping pong table?

A living space, storage unit, and showroom all in one.

Interior designer Gillian Segal experimented with a design tactic she calls “dunking,” and the result is magical.

This Brazilian home has the essence of an art gallery.

Dara Caponigro prefers her personal collections to make statements in design rather than color.

Ama Kwarteng walks us through the redesign.

30 Avenue Montaigne has been Dior’s home for over 70 years.

Interior designer Kara Mann loves a little elegance and a lot of texture.

And serves as proof that bright blue walls can pair with crumbling antiques.

How an interior designer turned his personal cabinet of curiosities into both a store and source of inspiration.

Her wabi-sabi design approach favors the weird and wobbly.

Kim Mupangilaï details her process.

It’s nestled in Los Angeles’ iconic The Bird Streets neighborhood.

In her art collection, you’ll find Jeff Koons, Daniel Arsham, and an accidental Richard Avedon.

Eddie Maestri's Dallas home pays homage to West Coast hotels.

Designer Carolina K gravitates toward pieces with a story.

Inside Paloroma founder Jane Keltner de Valle's envy-inducing home and closet.

The space was *partially* built in 1789 and he's barely changed a thing.

Sheila Youngblood's home serves as an ode to color.