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With a gift for making objects speak, designer Vikram Goyal layers heirlooms, art, and exuberant craftsmanship into a home that tells his story

Drawing on antique vases and textile traditions, the Brussels-based artist creates exuberant tufted sculptures that blur the boundaries between softness and structure

In the New York City town house of the singer-songwriter, every surface bears the patina of a life well lived

With singular style—and a little help from Ken Fulk—the couple transform a storied rental into a layered, wonderfully imperfect home

Using centuries-old woodwork and ancient stone, the AD100 designer balances art and architecture to achieve peak zen in the Swiss Alps

Proving that in another life she could have been a designer, the Oscar-winning actor puts her signature stamp on a new place in her beloved Greenwich Village neighborhood

Jean Royère's 1950s Liane fixtures are an ode to climbing plants—and more collectible than ever

Ryan Hughes tapped architect Stan Dixon and designer Sean Anderson to update his 1930s bungalow

Plus, Mieke ten Have's new collection for Rejuvenation masters the art of the mix, club culture inspires ceramics wunderkind Joël Brodovsky-Adam, a marquetry-clad music room in Amsterdam goes against the grain, and more AD discoveries this month

For Afsaneh, artistic director Gabriel Hendifar turns to his Iranian heritage, translating motifs and material traditions into a deeply personal collection of furnishings

Coast-to-coast, an emerging class of interior design stars are defying norms and reimagining the way we live

Interior designer Guillaume Excoffier brings together Biedermeier pieces, '80s icons, and locally made staples in a spirited dialogue with the city’s layered design history

With help from AD100 firm Ashe Leandro, the actor and his wife, Taylor, expand the bachelor pad he’s held since 1998 softening its hard edges for their brood

Sofía Beas channels Guadalajara, Luis Barragán and more Mexican hallmarks in the converted industrial space

After years in the Pacific Northwest, the AD100 designer and her family return to their beloved San Francisco, creating the rooted home she once thought unreachable

When Bona Yoo and SangWook Lee relocated their young family halfway around the world, they tapped AD100 design firm Studio Valle de Valle to bring the spirit of their Manhattan lives

Filled with passionately collected art, precious objects, and a beguiling mix of furniture, the New York City home showcases the designer at the height of her powers

The pared down armchair, introduced in the 1920s, still channels sleek modernity

Modular yet mysterious, the Hudson Valley home of architects Max Worrell and Jejon Yeung is greater than the sum of its parts.