How a firm foundation—in history, place, and atop an old rock wall—sets the tone for the Depot House’s next chapter

When the new residents of the suburban Detroit midcentury started looking into the property’s origins, not even architecture...

In 1961, Herman Miller and Alexander Girard opened the Textiles & Objects Shop in New York, selling the preeminent designer’s...

One of the benefits of prefabricated and modular buildings is that they leave minimal construction waste and can be built without...

A pop-up exhibition in Manhattan heralds Herman Miller's first-ever archival reissues of Girard's furniture and textile designs.

Alexander Girard has certainly been spreading the love lately.

Since its invention by Le Corbusier in 1930, the butterfly roof has endured as a dramatic architectural feature.

“Interiors...remind us of what to do, where we’ve come from, and who we are.” —Edward Hollis, The Memory Palace

Your dinner parties may be limited these days, but that doesn’t mean you can’t dress them up with design-forward tableware.

The famed architect, designer, and artist’s pueblo revival–style home welcomed visits from Charles & Ray Eames and Georgia...

Whether you prefer your Christmas decor splashy or humble, this pair of nativity scenes from a two fountainheads of modern design...