Architecture+Design

In the Palazzo Borghese, history serves as an enormous canvas for the multi-hyphenate creative’s irreverent and unique style

According to the internet, we’re doing hard things this year, and that includes intentionally making your design process more difficult

Designed by a sustainability-forward architecture firm, this 1,550-square-foot house employs traditional building techniques

Houseboat-inspired touches—like raw stainless steel and a daring palette—complete this romantic family home

In a converted Vinegar Hill toy factory, JAM cofounder Joe McGuier and his family use curtains, custom furniture, and collected objects to make an open-plan apartment work for real life

Armando Aguirre and Nicholas Potts reimagine a combined unit in the Rockefeller Apartments, proving that modernist principles and domestic comfort can happily coexist

Designer Maya Williams helped the musician and producer transform a sprawling oceanfront house into a playful, soulful sanctuary

Studio Rœus turned a former artist’s work space into a white box of interlocking rooms with a homey look

In the heart of Spain’s capital, architect Ángela Bermúdez broke down walls and installed crown moldings to hone every inch of the 646-square-foot space

Georgis & Mirgorodsky stitched together multiple apartments—and a rooftop winter garden—to create a layered, European-inflected home