The late legendary French designer created iconic residences for Calvin Klein and Bill Gates—and reshaped modern luxury for ...

Architectural Digest editorial staff were not involved in the creation of this content. Tatiana Murga has a uniquely well-honed understanding of what makes an interior work. As co-founder of TNT ...

In 2011, she blended those passions by starting EyeSwoon as a Tumblr account. Calderone blogged about recipes and interiors as she and her husband, Victor, a music producer and DJ, fell into a rhythm ...

Birkenstock, Uggs, and moccasins are just a few of the quintessential designs that rank for best slippers. Our editors have tried them all, and made a list of tried-and-true favorites. From shearling ...

And because she’s a certified tastemaker, it’s no surprise the architectural detail is already growing in popularity ...

After launching a thriving business that showcased her Instagram-famous Brooklyn town house, the EyeSwoon founder moves to a storied Tribeca apartment—and finds a new focus ...

In the trendy Oberkampf neighborhood of Paris, a 300-square-foot studio offers an elegant lesson in efficiency. But as clever as the apartment itself is, the new owner of this apartment in the 10th ...

Our cover star, Athena Calderone, founder of Eyeswoon, is a long-time AD favorite. We’ve written up the classical Cobble Hill townhouse that earned her influencer status, and paid due diligence to her ...

From the moody lava stone to the apothecary walls, Calderone and architect Danielle Siggerud reveal the design secrets in the tastemaker’s Tribeca apartment ...

Of course, foam isn’t one-note. Today’s designs range from plush and enveloping to structured, extra firm builds, often incorporating zoned support and breathable layers to address the heat retention ...

Maybe you prefer a blank slate to avoid any distractions, or perhaps you lean into moody hues to lend your bedroom some atmosphere. “If a deep, saturated tone feels grounding to ...

So often, luxury hotel beds are quietly elegant, deep, and sumptuous—perhaps dressed in high-thread-count Frette linens or ...