Fleur Delesalle’s interiors balance restraint with warmth, neoclassical references with 1970s softness, and traditional craft with sustainable materials.
Known for infusing classical Roman design into contemporary residences and superyachts worldwide, architect Achille Salvagni turns his meticulous eye to the hospitality realm.
Designer Will Cooper invites us into the world of William White, where material and craft redefine the way we move through our most familiar routines.
In the 1960s, The Paris Review’s founding editor owned a duplex that was considered party central for New York society. With the legendary apartment back on the market, one writer dives into its storied past.
Architect Paul du Pré de Saint Maur brings his expertise—and love of classical Italian design—to his projects around the globe.
From the pieces she designs to the spaces she transforms, everything that architect Sophie Dries touches turns to gold.
Hailed as one of the best restaurant and hotel designers in the world, Martin Brudnizki has reimagined everything from members-only clubs and upscale bars to private residences, all in his singular, undefinable style.
The founders of Laplace reshape the world of interior design with a focus on eclecticism and function.
Interior design duo Roman and Williams maintain a comprehensive style that blends the past and present to create original spaces.
French interior design firm Friedmann & Versace prioritizes comfort, accessibility, and collaboration with artists of varying mediums in its hospitality-focused work across the globe.
Parisian architect and interior designer Maxime Bousquet focuses on the personality of each client and the history of their space, with influences from fashion, cinema, and the art world.
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In a world swallowed by minimalism, interior architecture team Hauvette and Madani bring an eclectic mixture of design eras—from Art Deco to postmodernism—into personal and public spaces.
Swedish interior design firm, Halleroed, founded by Christian and Ruxandra Halleröd, has established itself as a visionary force in Scandinavian-inspired luxury retail and personal spaces.
From Gilded Age mansions to metropolitan dining rooms, Hugo Toro infuses his projects with hints of bygone eras and modern sensibilities.
A new name in the world of interior design, Rudy Guénaire has gone from restaurateur to architect.
Architect, artist, and designer Gaetano Pesce’s six decades of work span ambitious architecture projects, iconic furniture designs, and, most recently, the set for Bottega Veneta’s Spring/Summer 2023 show.
On a sprawling estate in the Umbrian countryside, the new Hotel Castello di Reschio is not only owned by a count—it was designed by him, too.
As the Salone del Mobile summer edition gears up for its June 6 kick-off, artisans and designers from around the world flock to Milan.
From the libraries of New York City to the Grand Palais in Paris, the venue is just as important as the clothes when it comes to runways.
