Perfectly Engineered and Refreshingly Simple: The Tiami Mattress (Exclusive Discount Included)

Above: For more, head to Sleep Well: A Luxury Mattress Designed with Simplicity in Mind, from Tiami.
Read MoreHigh/Low/Medium: Geometric Scandinavian Röllakan Rugs

In my dreams I have a blue-green flat-woven rug by one of Scandinavia’s iconic textile designers. An original by Ingegerd Silow, Marianne Richter, Maja Andersson-Wirde, Barbro Nilsson, Judith Johansson, and other pioneering women? Priceless (but, actually, way out of my price range). Funny enough, I
Read MoreQuick Takes With: Maria Berman and Brad Horn

“Weirdness and charm”: That’s how husband-and-wife duo Maria Berman and Brad Horn, who together make Berman Horn Studio, described the first project we covered of theirs, a quirky, color-filled farmhouse in upstate New York. That was back in 2017, and since then, we’ve marveled at the couple’s knack
Read MoreCurrent Obsessions: Weekend Reads

Ahead this weekend? A pretty summer trend, a cooking school in Japan, in praise of boulders, and more. Read on: Above: We’ve been enamored of the vintage Côte d’Azure feel of Les Roches Rouges since we first featured it (here)…so we were delighted to see the hotel’s expansion, with new suites and sp
Read MoreDesign Travel: Hotel Wren in Twentynine Palms

A light led us to Hotel Wren—to be specific, the sculptural yet airy pendants by a Sydney-based artist that hang in the guest rooms (which Margot wrote about here). Muted, earthy, and serene, the newly renovated 1940s roadside motel in the high desert, “amidst the blooming ocotillo and palo verde tr
Read MoreExpert Advice: What Makes Some LED Light Bulbs Much Better than Others?

“We love LEDs,” says Brendan Ravenhill of LA lighting company Ravenhill Studio. “They’re better for the environment. They’re sturdier than their incandescent counterparts and will outlive most of your apartments. But the quality of the light cast by LEDs can be less than satisfying if you don’t shop
Read MoreKitchen of the Week: Embracing the Old with Quintana Partners

Quintana Partners do plenty to the kitchens they remodel, but you’d never know it. Based on the Spanish island of Menorca (land of white sand bays and British colonial architecture, not be confused with its larger neighbor Mallorca), the design firm specialize in resuscitating atmospheric, old seasi
Read More10 Easy Pieces: Elegant Everyday Drinking Glasses, Editors’ Picks Edition

An essential for any kitchen: well-proportioned all-purpose drinking glasses. Here’s what we’ve got on our shelves. Above: On the higher end of the pricing spectrum, the R+D Lab Luisa Clear Water Glass is made of lightweight and durable Swiss borosilicate; $50 each. Above: Francesca is a fan of the
Read MoreMeanwhile, On Gardenista: The Painter’s Garden

Welcome to Meanwhile, on Gardenista, in which we take a look at the goings-on over on our sibling site. This week: painterly landscapes, picnic inspiration, and an artist’s botanical prints. In other words: artists inspired by the garden; the garden inspired by artists. Above: Margot is eyeing what
Read MoreEscape Ordinary. Embrace Waterfront Living.

From oceanfront estates in Cabo to private sanctuaries in British Columbia, Engel & Völkers presents a curated collection of waterfront properties that redefine luxury living. These homes offer breathtaking views, premium amenities, and direct access to outdoor adventure. Backed by local expertise a
Read MoreTrend Alert: Cool, Un-Frilly Lace, Eyelet, and Embroidery

When we were growing up, my older sister had a dressing table in her room that was bedecked in a floor-length skirt with an eyelet ruffle at the bottom. It was decidedly frilly—and odd, since it didn’t match her personality at all (or mine). I’ve been thinking about that skirt lately as I’ve noticed
Read MoreSteal This Look: A Retro Bath on the English Seaside

Ever since we featured The Rose, a new hotel in the seaside town of Deal in East Kent, England, we’ve been thinking of the boldly colorful rooms and baths designed by Harding & Read and stylist Michelle Kelly. The retro-looking bath in Room Seven, a botanical-inspired guest room, particularly caught
Read MoreFather’s Day Gift Guide: Myles Tipley’s 16 Picks for the Design-Minded Dad

Myles Tipley is the dad we’ve been turning to year after year for Father’s Day ideas. A self-taught aesthete, car aficionado, former design blogger, avid recreational shopper, and longstanding Remodelista contributor, Myles has an eye for fresh, unexpected household things, often with a Japanese-Sca
Read MoreSleep Well: A Luxury Mattress Designed with Simplicity in Mind, from Tiami

We’ve long known that sleep hygiene is critically important to health—and that includes devoting attention to how the bedroom is designed and how it makes you feel. Soothing colors, warm lighting, an absence of cell phones…all of these matter. But perhaps the most impactful choice you make in the be
Read MoreHooked on a Ruin: A Remote Barn Conversion in Rural Iceland

The Icelandic artist Guðrún Kristjánsdóttir and her husband, Ævar Kristjánsson, a well-known Icelandic broadcaster, had spent years searching for a new home and studio—“a remote place with a view”—when their son brought them to a derelict, fragmented farmstead overlooking the Breiðafjörður Nature Re
Read MoreQuick Takes With: Nishiel Patel

As soon as we spied landscape and urban designer Nishiel Patel‘s exceptional work on a Brooklyn Heights landmark home (see the interiors here and the garden here), we knew we wanted to tap her as our next Quick Takes expert. Ten months would pass before she would finally submit the questionnaire, bu
Read MoreCurrent Obsessions: The Artist’s Atelier

It’s June, and everywhere nature is at its peak—but handmade beauty abounds, too. This week we’ve been noting a 1600s stone house decorated with blue illustrations, whimsical works by “the Picasso of Greece,” paper flowers, puzzle tables, strawberry parties, and more. Read on: Above: We’re eyeing an
Read MoreGREEN LIVING — The New Issue of GG is here!

Explore the latest edition of GG Magazine, where timeless design, fashion, and travel take center stage. This issue features two exclusive interviews: with Trudie Styler and Sting, and with outdoor furniture visionary Paola Lenti. Plus: a trip to the Andalusian coast near Marbella. The summer issue
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Architect Steve McDowell’s reimagining of a rundown hay barn in Overbrook, Kansas, is among the most striking examples of a repurposed outbuilding we’ve ever seen—and that’s largely due to his sensitive two-part design: 1) Restore the original exterior, right down to the rusted corrugated metal clad
Read More The Editors’ Cut: Garden-Inspired Favorites for the Summer Table

Welcome to The Editors’ Cut, our monthly column dedicated to beautiful and useful finds for all over the house. In this installment: our freshly picked finds for the summer kitchen. From a terracotta bowl to serveware that reminds us of childhood cookouts, each takes cues from the garden, the patio,
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