We didn’t think we could love our four-legged family members any more—until this past year, when their companionship and comfort has proven all the more essential. With that in mind, here’s a collection of perches, accessories, and surprises for cats and dogs, and their fans, all made for use—and go

In his 30-plus years as an event planner, David Stark has staged galas for just about all the major NYC museums, openings for Hermès, weddings the world over, and Christmas extravaganzas galore, including at the State Department. But he says he’s never been asked to do something creative for Hanukka

A decidedly Scandinavian style, the sheepskin-upholstered lounge chair dates back to the 1930s Danish Funkis (funktionalisme) movement and was popularized through the mid-twentieth century. With sheepskin’s natural warming and cooling properties, the style is suitable for year-round, not only for Sw

The new winter issue of GG magazine is here, celebrating glamour as a thoughtful way of living and creating that goes beyond appearances. Inside, discover an intimate cover portrait of Julianne Moore, a breathtaking Antarctica travel feature, the iconic style of Paris’s Hôtel Costes, the holistic ap

Lighting is important in Sweden, where six months out of the year bring short, dark days. It’s fitting, then, for Tambur—one of our favorite Stockholm home stores, has turned its attention to a collection of table lamps. Here, lamp bases are handmade by Nicola Fasano, a family-run workshop in Puglia

Johanne Landbo and Lukas Filip Fernandes sourced most of their decor in their 1927 townhouse in Copenhagen from vintage and secondhand. “We always use the Danish vintage page called ‘The Blue Newspaper,’” says Johanne (it’s called DBA). “We spend a lot of time going on auctions and Facebook Marketpl

In the villa town of Långedrag, just outside Gothenburg, Artilleriet co-founder Christian Duivenvoorden lives with his partner, Björn, their son, Niko, and the family dog, Minou, in a 19th-century Jugend villa that has quietly evolved over time. Designed with the precept that a home is never finishe

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Many of us coexist with stress on a chronic level—something we often move through rather than address. But small, thoughtful rituals can make a noticeable difference in the day-to-day. If someone in your life could use a moment of calm, or a few well-made tools for simple sensory resets, these gift

It’s not that we only follow what writer Lisa Przystup is up to come December. On the contrary. The Catskills home that she shares with her husband, Jonathon Linaberry, and their dog, Gus, is the kind of thoughtful, lived-in space we return to over and over (we’ve featured it three times). Captured

Happy December from us to you! Wishing you a warm weekend—and here are 25 things to peruse, whether you’re huddled under a blanket or dashing to festive events. Above: Admiring: a pretty outtake from Maison Légère: Restoring Balance and Harmony in France. Photograph by Elodie Gutbrod, Leger Saint Ma

Architect Pauline Percheron, based just outside Montpellier in Saint-Georges-d’Orques, was tasked with a delicate balance: to modernize and expand a historic maison de maître without losing its soul. Situated in a protected area, the home—a main house and small outbuilding—had been partially renovat

Beautifully made paper goods and desk tools are having a renaissance, and the timing is perfect for the holidays. Who doesn’t love a fresh pen and pad? As poet-singer Patti Smith says, “Every notebook is a possibility. You open it up, it’s a new adventure.” Here, 11 finds offered by favorite shops,

These brown paper bag stars are a simple holiday crafting activity that take the humble two-dimensional snowflake up a level. I first saw these a few years back at my friend Layla Zaa’s house. Layla is an interior designer and consultant with an eye for for sustainable styling ideas. At the time, sh

Most doctors don’t have time to make dinner, let alone compete on The Great British Bake Off and publish cookbooks, but James Morton somehow does it all. On top of these dual careers, he and his wife Fenella Barlow-Pay (who’s also a doctor!) DIY-ed much of their historic Glasgow home renovation. The

In 1925, Baroness Noémie de Rothschild hired architect Henry Jacques Le Même to build a chalet in Megève, then a rural village in the French Alps. The mountain home, with its double pitched roof and stone foundation, was the first of nearly 250 Le Même designed in the area, transforming it into the

For those with wood-burning fireplaces and stoves, this is the time of year when having a few firewood logs indoors is useful. Here is a new crop of firewood storage bins we like. (They can also be used for keeping old newspapers or for other indoor storage use.) Above: One of the more luxe options

Selling your home during the holidays can be a strategic advantage, and the right staging approach makes all the difference. This guide breaks down how to create a warm, inviting, and uncluttered seasonal look that helps buyers connect with your home online and in person. From curb appeal to lightin

We’ve long admired the work of East London design studio Wax Atelier, founded by Lola Lely and Yesenia Thibault-Picazo, both known for their poetic use of wax in everyday objects. This season, Wax Atelier is inviting visitors into their studio for a hands-on workshop making wax-dipped ornaments: del

Thoughtful designer Cassandra Ellis has renovated a number of houses, most of which were for others via her London design studio Atelier Ellis. A recent project was renovated for her and her husband to live in the nature of the East Sussex Downs. The walls are painted with colors from her own paint