Julianne Moore moves from West Village town house to Greenwich duplex
The Oscar-winning actor has put a personal design imprint on a serene, light-filled home spanning two levels at the top of a 1920s Greenwich Village building.
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19 artificial Christmas trees tested in real homes for the 2026 season
Architectural Digest has selected 19 artificial Christmas trees for 2026, ranging from highly natural-looking evergreens to more unconventional designs intended to bring a distinct holiday accent to residential interiors.
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Dallas architect uses house-within-a-house to rescue 1903 Victorian
A red-brick Victorian in Dallas, judged close to irreparable, is being restored through an unconventional intervention conceived by architect Russell Buchanan: a new house built within the historic structure.
Solo Stove Infinity Flame brings controlled fire to outdoor design
Solo Stove’s propane-powered Infinity Flame fire pit pairs a refined visual profile with adjustable flame control, positioning it as a design-led outdoor feature for residential and hospitality settings.
Lorenzo Castillo combines two Oviedo apartments into one home
The Spanish designer has joined two apartments in Oviedo for a retreat shared with partner Alfonso and their dog Tana, using color as the organising force in the newly configured interior.
Julie Andrews’ homes span a Swiss chalet and a La La Land retreat
A photographic look at Julie Andrews’ residences offers a compact study in how distinctly different settings can frame a public life shaped by performance, craft and enduring cultural influence.
Architects frame renovation as a journey from vision to delivery
Michael K. Chen and Elizabeth Graziolo examine the thinking behind recent residential work, placing design intent and execution at the centre of contemporary renovation decisions.
Plywood Wainscoting Gives a Spacious Brooklyn Home a More Personal Interior
A Brooklyn couple enlisted Somerset House to reshape a new residence with more character, using plywood wainscoting to introduce visual warmth and a stronger sense of identity.