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One Night in Atlantis, the Resort of Mythical Possibility
One Night in Atlantis, the Resort of Mythical Possibility
Now in its third decade, the luxury Bahamas getaway is designed to offer a sanitized version of hedonism on a grand scale. I went to see how it lives up to the lore.
By Megan Reynolds
Our Favorite House Museums, From Kyoto to Queens
We picked some of the best places to see how design luminaries and artists around the world really lived.
Of Course the Kitchen Matches the Indoor Pool at This Swedish Villa
The home’s original green wallpaper inspired a forest-fresh color story for its renovation.
The Surprising Connection Between Health Insurance and Foreclosure
As we stare down the impact Trump’s “Big Beautiful Bill” will have on healthcare access, local legislatures must act to prevent the evictions that can arise from medical debt.
Steve Jobs Named Apple After Living at This Oregon Orchard, Now Listed for $5M
Steeped in counterculture history, the 387-acre property includes a greenhouse, barn, fishing pond, guesthouse, and cabin.
Glassware Traditions We Love From Around the World—and Their Modern Interpretations
Whether it’s Murano or Czech crystal, there’s a beloved form out there that’s right for you. We collected contemporary pieces for your home that find inspiration in the classics.
Stylish Dog Beds That Aren’t a Nightmare to Clean
My dog Archie deserves a bed that looks just as good as he does—and your pet does, too.
Why Does This Swedish Home Look So Crisp? The Wood Cladding Doesn’t Have Any Knots
Pine for the exterior was processed to create a sleek, surreal finish.
Budget Breakdown: They Redid a Ruined Home in Italy for €380K—and They’d Do It Differently Next Time
“It was just a shell,” Geraldine Vergara says of the apartment, which sat vacant for years before she and her husband gave it a minimalist revamp with mirrored storage and...
This $1.5M Cabin Is Across the Street From Québec’s Oldest National Park
Designed by Pierre Thibault, the woodsy home connects to its surroundings with covered decks, floor-to-ceiling windows, and organic materials.

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