In MILIEU, every story captures the look and feel, the mood and character, the style of a place—its milieu.
CURRENT ISSUE HIGHLIGHTS
Lofty Pursuits
A Canadian designer and her husband found exactly what they weren’t looking for in New York City. But upon seeing it, they knew it would be their perfect home away from home.
Good Things Come In Threes
A well-appointed team of experts in their craft worked with Texas homeowners to create a new home with a sense of place and storied meaning
Nature’s Workshop
Leila Giannetti has made part of her family’s Tennessee farm into a bountiful destination for visitors and guests. What she has learned she now teaches.
Art & Soul
A New York designer describes his long-standing fascination with the art and aesthetics of India
Pigments of the Imagination
The colors of London’s oldest art store remain as vibrant as ever
This Land Is Your Land
A stay at California’s Sea Ranch is about interacting directly with all of the region’s main elements: ocean tides, redwoods, wildflowers, fields, meadows, fresh farm produce—and even the occasional whale
Resting On Tradition
Tréca Paris recognizes that sleep is one of life’s most important activities. The firm’s skilled artisans continue to make sleeping well their top priority.
A Promise Of A New Identity
At the American Folk Art Museum, vernacular creations of yore reflect patriotic sensibilities as the nation celebrates 250 years’ worth of independence
Robin Rains Interior Design + Antiques
Stories from around the world of design created exclusively for our website visitors
Red, White, and MILIEU
As the U.S. approaches its 250th anniversary, Market Editor Avery Bowers is leaning into a classic color story: red, white, and blue. Join MILIEU in celebrating the semiquincentennial in style. Edit is now shared on our ShopMy.
A Place to Wander: The Well Gardens
How Shane Brown transformed a lifelong passion for collecting into The Well Gardens, a destination devoted to beauty, discovery, and the art of lingering.
With the debut of our new online column, Dear Designer, you can ask our in-house designers and editors any decorating dilemma you might be facing at home
