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Apartments From Milan Design Week

Beyond the fairgrounds, Milan Design Week unfolded inside historic apartments filled with layered interiors, thoughtful installations, and spaces that blurred the line between exhibition and home.

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These 5 Home Design Trends Are About To Be Everywhere
These 5 Home Design Trends Are About To Be Everywhere

Ahead of this year’s ICFF in New York, let’s revisit the design trends that stood out in 2023 — from sculptural silhouettes and tactile materials to surprising details that still feel current two years later.

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Hunker Down With Interior Designer Leyden Lewis
Hunker Down With Interior Designer Leyden Lewis

For the Hunker Down series that I created at Hunker, I sat down with interior designer Leyden Lewis to discuss multifunctional living, art, and the emotional impact of interior design inside his thoughtfully curated Brooklyn home.

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Bringing The Outside In
Bringing The Outside In

In the Arizona desert, architect Cade Hayes helped Dr. David Francis create a modern retreat that embraces the surrounding landscape through rammed earth walls, open-air living, and thoughtful environmental design.

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I stopped by the @hotelsabovepar Newsstand at Palihouse West Hollywood this week and ended up lingering far longer than I planned. (Sorry I missed you, @brandonsetsthepar !) Between the independent magazines, travel journals, and thoughtful details
The apartments ended up being my favorite part of this year’s Milan Design Week coverage. Not because they felt perfect, but because they felt atmospheric — spaces shaped by lighting, texture, collected objects, and a sense of ease that
I have this thing for doors not the obviously grand doors but the in-between ones the color, the patina, the imperfections — the way they frame what’s inside I couldn’t help but notice them everywhere in Italy and I still think