Angela Serratore

In the mid-20th century, the prolific Italian architect designed elegant railcars, cruise ships, and cliffside hotels that formed...

How the quintessential element of U.S. domestic architecture went from social hub to suburban relic—and back again.

Aimed at reducing the burden of domestic labor for working women in the interwar period, Margarete Schütte-Lihotzky’s pioneering...

“I now know that sometimes you have to prioritize function over form.”

Some of today’s most ubiquitous appliances for compact living have rather unexpected backstories.

Now that I have the space, I’m ready to hang some shelves, and label some bins for all of my Facebook Marketplace treasures.

Call it an architectural joyride: For more than a century, the roadside icons have mapped the country’s ever-evolving landscape,...

In photographer Andrew Rowat’s kitchen, custom paneling made of particle board creates indirect light and cleverly hides the...

The designers behind some of our favorite new small hotels share decor ideas to help you channel their deftly constructed vibes.

The designer behind a new 10-room getaway in Baja California Sur shows us how to channel its moody glamour with a modern twist.

The buzzy Athens accommodation draws inspiration from the creamy, golden light of the Greek isles.

Don’t call it Japandi. This Tokyo hotel blends Japanese and Scandinavian design with a virtuosity that’s all its own.

The five-room riad makes use of playful ceramics that put a postmodern spin on ancient Mediterranean iconography.

The 1960s-era Côte d’Azur–inspired hotel in Uruguay has a James Turrell installation on its grounds.

The arbiter of cool found inspiration in sources like “Fantasia” and Tom Ford–era Gucci for the boutique hotel above her beloved...

In its 93 guest rooms, layered materials like Art Nouveau tiles and brass hardware reference the Berlin building’s past lives.

Community-supported agriculture programs boomed during the pandemic, but the seeds were cultivated decades beforehand.

Before finding its permanent new home in the California desert, the Aluminaire House faced multiple relocations—even a brush with...

The triangular structure is so embedded in the zeitgeist that we render its shape for everything from storage racks to birdhouses.

American floors weren’t always hewn in hardwood.

A century after its founding, the cultural behemoth still has its founder’s fascination with utopia and new urbanism at its core.

Over the years, a number of architects have held the Hollywood spotlight, leaving their aesthetic marks on not just their famous...

It’s not a screened in porch, and it’s not a covered deck—get the glory of the outdoors, but mostly inside.

Pergola, gazebo, or cabana—the choice is yours (and your backyard’s.)

If you want a lawn that's low-maintenance (if slightly controversial), we've got just the thing for you.

Before hiring a professional, look around your house and see what you can do with what you already have.

Tracing the unconventional route of the all-aluminum trailer that’s an emblem of road trips and 20th-century style.

Dealing with the mountain of stuff left behind after a death in the family is overwhelming, but being gentle with yourself and...

You’re going to need a label maker, some well-designed dividers, and an open mind.

If you find yourself in an apartment without a closet, you’ll learn to love baskets.

Patience and knowing what you like (and where to find it) will go a long way in exploring the wide world of vintage and antique...

Convince your loved ones of your excellent taste in both decor and travel with these finds—and these days, you don’t even have to...

When life hands you wall-to-wall carpet or drop ceilings, make the best of it!

My best work happens anywhere other than my desk, so why not embrace that chaos?

Unwrapping a gift is half the fun!

Indulge your loved ones’ Barefoot Contessa tendencies with these thoughtful finds.