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At a Bedford farmhouse, Happy Menocal turns disposable trays into chandeliers

Artist Happy Menocal has shaped her family’s 18th-century Bedford, New York, farmhouse with hand-painted murals, custom textiles and chandeliers made from disposable lasagna trays.

Oct 1, 2026 18 3 min read Architectural Digest

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Living in Frank Lloyd Wright homes: 10 owners on design and daily life

A new collection of first-person accounts examines how Frank Lloyd Wright’s residential architecture shapes the daily routines, expectations and personal connections of those who live in his surviving houses.

Oct 1, 2026 20 3 min read Architectural Digest