The duplex above Manhattan’s High Line, which Atwood shares with his husband Jake Deutsch, includes a staircase encased in marble, a gallery-like closet (of course), and a lesson in “luxury hoarding”
After selling the house to Naomi Osaka and buying it back from her three years later, the Love is Blind co-hosts have listed their SoCal six-bedroom for $8.2 million
Photographer Stephen Kent Johnson and AD editors Mayer Rus, Bebe Howorth, and Michael Shome reveal best practices for pitching projects to AD and other publications
Kelly Wearstler has spent her career expanding our idea of what an interior designer can be. Now, the AD100 Hall of Fame talent shares her secrets to success
More than 100 years after Prada’s first store debuted in the Galleria Vittorio Emanuele II shopping complex, a massive expansion celebrates the brand’s enduring legacy
Top creatives and industry leaders gathered at AD’s headquarters in New York for a day of inspiration, connection, and community at AD PRO’s inaugural design summit
Plus, Mieke ten Have's new collection for Rejuvenation masters the art of the mix, club culture inspires ceramics wunderkind Joël Brodovsky-Adam, a marquetry-clad music room in Amsterdam goes against the grain, and more AD discoveries this month
For Afsaneh, artistic director Gabriel Hendifar turns to his Iranian heritage, translating motifs and material traditions into a deeply personal collection of furnishings
Breathing new life into a home takes more than vision—it takes the right decisions at every turn. From historic preservation to climate-proofing to aging in place, AD PRO breaks down the planning, materials, and technologies behind today’s most thoughtful renovations.
Ripping out a historic bath has become a surefire path to social media notoriety. Design pros discuss if new is always better—or if history and function can live in harmony.
Renovating a home so clients can stay in the place they love is one of the most meaningful projects a designer can take on. Here, experts share eight thoughtful ways to prepare homeowners for the years ahead
Interior designer Guillaume Excoffier brings together Biedermeier pieces, '80s icons, and locally made staples in a spirited dialogue with the city’s layered design history
With help from AD100 firm Ashe Leandro, the actor and his wife, Taylor, expand the bachelor pad he’s held since 1998 softening its hard edges for their brood
After years in the Pacific Northwest, the AD100 designer and her family return to their beloved San Francisco, creating the rooted home she once thought unreachable
Designer Max Rollitt and architects Simon Morray-Jones reconfigured centuries of additions to this country home to bring the bucolic rolling hills inside
The boundary-busting designer imposed a strict—and chic—aesthetic on every place she called home, from villas on the French Riviera to her suite in Paris’s Ritz Hotel
When Bona Yoo and SangWook Lee relocated their young family halfway around the world, they tapped AD100 design firm Studio Valle de Valle to bring the spirit of their Manhattan lives
Filled with passionately collected art, precious objects, and a beguiling mix of furniture, the New York City home showcases the designer at the height of her powers
