A Cozy Upstate New York Cabin Blends Forest Charm with Unexpected Design Delights
When a home remains largely untouched since an era when cigarettes were casually marketed as health food, its interior design tends to accumulate a specific, frozen-in-time patina. In the case…
Architects and Designers Converge on Manhattan for the Inaugural AD PRO Design Dialogues
Nothing was going to keep architect Elizabeth Graziolo from her date with AD PRO last week—not even a fractured knee. On September 16, the founder and principal of Yellow House…
Transforming a Northern California "White Box" Into an Artistic Sanctuary of Warmth and Unexpected Design
Like a person, a house goes through phases. Take the nearly 8,000-square-foot home nestled in Hillsborough, California, which originally began life as a bare, newly constructed residence defined strictly by…
The Art of the Upgrade: Why Architectural and Interior Design World is Focusing on Cabinet Hardware
Anyone who has ever occupied a home furnished with the dreaded "landlord special"—outdated cabinetry paired with mismatched handles, a botched paint job, and give or take some painfully low-budget tiling—knows…