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Homes & Gardens’ Best Kitchens of 2025 – The Designs You Loved Most This Year

We’ve looked through our most popular kitchens of 2025 and found that Homes & Gardens readers all fall for characterful, layered spaces that feel lived-in

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Design Diary: Icons Reissued, Bedroom Tubs, and Mexican Design Comes to New York — Field Notes From Our NYC Editor for December

Contributing editor Keith Flanagan walks us through his month in New York and the latest news from the design world that has him excited right now

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'It's a difficult thing to nail, that feeling of timelessness and originality in a new build' – but that's exactly what designer Vanessa Alexander achieved in this European-inspired Texas home

This unique Texan home connects its location, architecture and interior design in a way that’s refreshingly subtle

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The owners of this Hamptons shingle-style cottage wanted a 'home that felt inherited rather than installed' – here's how the designer achieved the perfect lived-in look

Cottagey prints and vintage furniture give this classic shingle-style home a relaxed and welcoming aesthetic

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Bold Artwork, a Primary Palette, and Historic Architecture Blend Harmoniously in This Elegant Manhattan High-Rise Home

What’s the key to elevated color? Balancing with marble, apparently

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These Are the Bars in New York With the Best Interiors — Where the 'In-the-Know' Design Crowd Drinks

The best cocktail bars in NYC are the ones where artful decor and nightlife combine, or so its culture insiders think

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How a British designer brought together the different tastes of a couple wanting to create the dream future-proofed home in the idyllic Italian countryside

‘They wanted a house that would feel immediately like home the minute they arrived, and somewhere relaxing to spend time together as a family and entertain friends.’

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Hidden Trails — Glassware Disruptor Sophie Lou Jacobsen's Insider Guide to Exploring New York

The rising designer shares her curated itinerary to the City That Never Sleeps

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A New Color Palette Rewrote the Story of This Art Deco Gem, Previously Untouched for Over Half a Century

A glam palette draws from lively stone and Schumacher fabrics to create a chic Manhattan perch for empty nesters

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This Brutalist-Inspired Tribeca Triplex Now Deftly Blends "Coziness and Drama"

This remodelled brutalist apartment in Lower Manhattan is just the right balance of polished and homely.

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Tapping Their New Upstate Roots, Calico Wallpaper Expands its Horizons

The Brooklyn-born wallpaper company relocated to New York's Hudson Valley where it finds inspiration from nature and beyond for its latest collection

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Calico Wallpaper founders Nick and Rachel Cope set up studio and home in Upstate New York

Having put down firm roots in the Upper Hudson Valley since the pandemic, the Calico Wallpaper duo is developing new collections inspired by this bucolic setting

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The Coolest Hosts I Know Are Throwing Soirees With Immaculate '1970s Dinner Party' Vibes That Are so Easy to Copy

Party season is here and the design world is ready with a 1970s-inspired trend for 2025 that guarantees a good time be had by all. Shop our edit of the pieces that will have you dancing on tables (just move the beautiful glassware off, first)

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First look: step inside 144 Vanderbilt, Tankhouse and SO-IL’s new Brooklyn project

The first finished duplex inside Tankhouse and SO-IL’s 144 Vanderbilt in Fort Greene is a hyper-local design gallery curated by Brooklyn studio General Assembly

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Tour Ray's Seagram Building HQ, an ode to art and modernism in New York City

Real estate venture Ray’s Seagram Building HQ in New York is a homage to corporate modernism

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British furniture brand Pinch celebrates 20 years of design excellence

UK-based furniture and lighting label Pinch marks two decades in the business with an impressive anniversary collection and a pop-up showroom in New York’s Tribeca

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What is wainscoting? Everything you need to know about this timeless wallcovering that never dates

Designers love the way wainscoting brings character, coziness and elevated architectural detail to every room it is used in – this is everything you need to know to decorate with it yourself

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Cubitts Mercer Street in New York is a moody ‘treasure box’ of depth and drama

Cubitts Mercer Street opens in New York to a concept by London-based studio Tutto Bene, offering sleek details and moody design

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An Upper West Side apartment by General Assembly nods to its history

An Upper West Side apartment in New York has been born out of the reimagining of two neighbouring units, which were combined by General Assembly for a young family

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Studio Twenty Seven opens a sprawling flagship in New York

Studio Twenty Seven, the celebrated collectible design platform, joins Tribeca’s gallery scene with a new space that is an extension of the gallerists' own home

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Jac’s on Bond channels 1990s New York cool

Jac’s on Bond is a new NoHo bar boasting Gachot Studios interiors, Awake NY uniforms and Janette Beckman photographs

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Restored and revived, this New York home combines history with bold contemporary touches

A successful entertainment-industry entrepreneur and his family trusted Crystal Sinclair Designs to infuse this historic home located just north of New York City with unexpectedly bold touches

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Palm Heights hotel is a Caribbean getaway with a game-changing new spa

Palm Heights hotel in Grand Cayman is the Caribbean destination that everyone is talking about. Here’s why

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The Power of Color Psychology in Interior Design — How to Create a Home That Feels as Good as It Looks

Understanding the positive and adverse traits of certain colors can help you design a space you love, and that loves you back

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