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Brass & Glass empty nesters building a custom home in Bethesda envisioned a kitchen that would revolve around entertaining and maintaining a healthy lifestyle.

Prior to starting her own firm, Casey Keasler was told by a mentor that the most important thing is to learn how to ask your clients all the right questions. The Portland, Oregon-based interior designer took this sage advice to heart—refining her process of asking and listening, which she likens to dating—so that every project her firm, Casework, takes on receives an intimately personalized touch.

Interior Design Hall of Famer Patricia Urquiola introduces the Cascas tea trolley and Raiz console for Brazilian manufacturer Etel. Both are crafted of FSC-certified Amazonian timber and topped in entirely unique and ultra-eco-conscious surfaces.

Adaptive reuse transformed this former clothing store—built in a stolid neoclassicism known in Kiev, Ukraine, as “Stalin Empire”—into a stage set for Nam Modern Vietnamese Cuisine, a 6,000-square-foot restaurant by Yod Design Lab.

Garden Design magazine's new issue celebrates wild landscapes, never-before-seen coastal gardens, rugged terra cotta pots, and standout ferns for shade or

Garden Design magazine’s new issue features an antebellum garden rescued from ruin, staghorn ferns as wall art, and a new garden designed around the aged e

Almost inevitably, calling a building sculptural arouses the suspicion that function played second fiddle to the architect’s shape-shifting vision. In designing a house worthy of the epithet, however, Michael Leeton, principal of Leeton Pointon Architects + Interiors, kept form and function in equilibrium as deftly as a juggler spinning plates. Blending sheltering solidity with airy transparency, the 9,365- square-foot, two-story villa responds not only to its environment—a leafy suburb in…

Paint brand Sherwin-Williams today named Naval—a rich navy with hints of sapphire, which embodies the dualities of glamour and serenity—its 2020 Color of the Year. In other words: Art Deco, but make it soothing. Taking cues from the decadence synonymous with the 1920s, the bold hue strikes a balance between calm and confident, and pairs well with finishes such as marble and mixed metallics.

Prague's Loft with Love, by CMC architects, has an industrial aesthetic with raw, rough materials, as seen in the open steel staircase and bookcase.

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