Kindred Spirits
Saray Fragoso2026-06-01T13:24:13-05:00A Hamptons house was almost left unfinished, but a relative decided to see it through and have it become a legacy home for a family
A Hamptons house was almost left unfinished, but a relative decided to see it through and have it become a legacy home for a family
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
A family moving from their native Spain to England commissioned Marta de la Rica to design the interiors of their new home that would embody a London aesthetic while reflecting their shared Spanish roots
A couple’s new home assumes a quiet but powerful and distinctive presence along Florida’s Gulf Coast
Atlanta’s J. Tribble has long been known for the way it restores and reinvents antiques. Now, the company’s namesake, John Tribble, has added a new focus on a piece of furniture often overlooked and underutilized—the bedside table.
We all think of our homes as sacred spaces. But the designer Carley Summers chronicles 14 houses where the actual rooms and spaces work to heal their occupants.
Emma Sims-Hilditch declares right away in this (second) book about her interior designs something so refreshing and affirming about the discipline in which she has become a star. Of herself and her team, as they work from their Cotswolds and London offices.
A home in one of Nashville’s historic communities has become a contemporary example of traditional design, inside and out
Architect Jeremy Corkern designs houses for people today, but he often relies on an age-old technique—drawing on paper—when conceiving his plans
Rebecca Gardner, the hostess/party maker of our era, recounts her ongoing talents in her new—and first—book, A Screaming Blast: Exceptional Entertaining