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From Architectural Digest: Bryan O'Sullivan and Kligerman Architecture & Design Took Inspiration From One of England’s Notable Architects For a New Build In the Hamptons

The actor and her husband, Taran Killam, turned to Elizabeth MacKenzie, PlaidFox Studio, and Skladan Architecture to help design the retreat

From Architectural Digest: This Minnesota Cabin Exists in the Venn Diagram of Sophia Loren and Walden Pond

Designer Nina Farmer put an emphasis on locally sourced pieces to create a comfortable, laid-back vacation home

Studio Gutow refreshed a Laguna Beach home with floor-to-ceiling paneling and a speakeasy for date nights

In this Maine home a kitchen refresh by Insides Studio grew into a whole project, shaped by heirlooms and the house’s original quirks

Loro Piana executive Katherine Schlosstein hired architect Allen Philip Robinson and interior designer Dara Stern for a cozy, collected home

Designers Brandon Quattrone and Isadora Lim transformed a 14th-century estate into a “cozy and intimate” home

Designers John and Christine Gachot and architect Max Strang craft a bold yet livable retreat shaped by an extraordinary collection and a spirit of collaboration

From Architectural Digest: David Thulstrup Brings Scandinavian Sophistication and Zen Tranquility to a Historic San Francisco Home

Ryan Lawson’s result is filled with color, pattern, and the Houston couple’s eclectic art collection

From Architectural Digest: Matthew Fisher Designed His Upstate New York Home With One Goal In Mind: Living With Beautiful Objects

For this deeply personal Upper East Side apartment, Noah Ruttenberg leans into pattern, character, and a lived-in mix that resists overthinking

Designer Kate Driver helps reconcile the diverging tastes of her Alexandra Kerry and Julien Dobbs-Higginson in the 1966 Ray Kappe house

Gregory Rockwell preserves the summer camp spirit of a Maine cabin with tactile materials and “just trust us” design moments

Nate Berkus searched auction houses, Etsy, and galleries for a mix of pieces that feel both historic and entirely fresh

In Palm Beach, Monique Gibson expands a daughter’s bedroom wish list into a vibrant, oceanfront home defined by murals, hidden doors, and a playful approach to family living

In Edith Wharton’s French town, Edgar Jayet transforms a crumbling structure into a richly layered home filled with references spanning centuries

Designer Anne McDonald channels the North Shore’s Scandinavian roots with primary hues, vintage finds, and smart updates to a modest 1970s getaway cabin