For an architect’s family getaway in Connecticut, the kitchen is no shrinking violet.

Roses are red, violets are blue. We want to know your favorite hues.

There’s a whole spectrum of tiny homes on the market—red, orange, yellow, green, blue, and violet.

We spoke to industry experts about the shades that will define the coming year—and how these hues can dictate our moods.

Simple yet sophisticated, these new directions can help your space evolve.

Matthew Herman, creator of the fantastically named fragrance company Boy Smells, tells us which scent he’d pair with some of our...

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Nature, midcentury design, and a less-is-more mentality informed this family’s residence in Suffolk Park.

It’s impossible to ignore nature in Big Sur.

Botanist Patrick Blanc has been bringing the wilds of the rainforests to Parisian walls for over 30 years, most recently at the...

A sci-fi-inspired home with an efficient edge is grounded in real-world technology.

The hues welcoming in the new decade have a decidedly calm, organic feel to them.

Taking its cues from local barns and silos and the rolling Wisconsin terrain, the Field House is a kind of modern observatory for...

How the multihued banner became an international symbol of LGBTQ pride and has remained that way for nearly 50 years.

A dramatic departure from your typical cabin on the lake, this unique retreat adds shades of black to a tiny island awash with...

When the Frys lost their home to the Fourmile Canyon Fire, they looked up—way up. Rebuilding at 7,3000 feet high, the family...

There was a time when earthenware was unappreciated: once the 80s hit the world, handcrafts—as a vestige of a musty, dusty...

The homeowner wanted a signature Novogratz mixture of modern and vintage accessories with lots of color!

Ester Bruzkus Architekten didn’t want to divide the luminous space with walls, so they placed a wood core with a kitchen,...

In an everyday suburb, a young family isn’t afraid to make a statement.

Along with a minimalist bed frame from a beloved bedding company.

Elizabeth Wright Ingraham had big shoes to fill. Her father, architect John Lloyd Wright, invented Lincoln Logs.

My least-favorite stool gets a new lease on life, thanks to the transformative power of a medium beloved by cottagecore...

Interior and furniture designer Nick Dine—son of pop artist Jim Dine—has a love-hate relationship with his 2,000-square-foot...

Do you know what “ozonic” means? Well, you're about to find out...

These candles will give you the feeling of being away for a fraction of the price.

Dwelling in a tiny Tokyo apartment for decades, the school teacher had dreamed of a vegetable and flower garden with a little...

If you’re dreaming of an ’80s bathroom or want a kitchen that looks like “The Brady Bunch” (but better), consider these tips from...

Providing a counterpoint to the soulless and monochromatic advocates of the period, the architect left an imprint on design with...

New year, new hue—we speak to six brands about the shades that’ll be big in the coming months.

A growing coalition are just saying no to regular grass. Join them in considering clover, moss, meadow, and more.

The refreshed, third-generation beach house embraces its place between the dunes and wetlands of Neskowin, Oregon.