Designer Q&A: Returning History to a Chopped-Up 1890 Townhouse in Washington, D.C.
Zero dinky molding, one particular shade of green paint.
Before & After: A 2010s Kitchen Remade to Fit Its Craftsman Bungalow Bones
A lack of natural light can be a good thing.
Benjamin Moore’s Color of the Year 2027 Is the Design Equivalent of Touching Grass
Everything old is new again, according to the brand.
Budget Breakdown: After 20 Years, Empty Nesters Embrace a Fresh Start and a Bright Palette for $786K
A midcentury-modern home embraces a new era.
Sherwin-Williams’s 2027 Color of the Year is an Herbaceous New Spin on Green
The brand’s trend forecasters predict an emphasis on designing for joy.
Budget Breakdown: With $94K, They Turned Their Cracked Concrete L.A. Backyard Into a Serene Meadow
The founder of Golden Landscape Architecture helped two old pals unpave their pad and reimagine it as a little slice of paradise.
A Historic Los Feliz Home Is Recast to Reflect a TV Writer’s Colorful Personality
Designer Daphne Nauleau reimagined a Paul Revere Williams home to be bold and inviting.
Before & After: How a Session With a Psychic Kicked Off an L.A. Couple’s A-Frame Renovation
Musicians Deena Robertson and Austin Bisnow will be the first to admit that turning the Topanga cabin into a comforting, creative space started in a “very L.A.” way.
Leanne Ford Swears By This Simple Countertop Trick to Make Kitchens Look Custom—and Save Money
In her new book, Feel Free Home, Leanne Ford shares the marble-pairing approach she uses to make kitchens feel layered, soulful, and personal.
Zero dinky molding, one particular shade of green paint.