Can a bathroom be the best room in the house? If designers’ latest work is any tell, the answer is a resounding yes! From next-level water closets to the re-emergence of uber-chic conservatory showers and standalone tubs, there’s no bathroom design feature off limits in AD PRO’s Luxury Bath Report. On September 30 at 1:00 […]
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Anyone who has ever strolled through an IKEA in search of home decor might feel confident taking on a Scandinavian kitchen remodel, but all that understated elegance and full functionality can be surprisingly hard to create. As with most spaces informed by the decor style, Scandinavian kitchen design is uncluttered almost to the point of
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This is an edition of The Source newsletter, AD PROâs essential read for design industry professionals. Sign up here to get it delivered to your inbox. Weâve had color on the brain the past few weeks, and not just because of our Color Trend Report. As Color of the Year season kicks off (see our
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Of all the great summer cottages and palazzos of Newport, Marble House is easily the most opulent, states Newport Mansions, a book by the Newport preservation society. The home took nearly four years and a reported $11 million to build. Like the name states, Marble House was built of 500,000 cubic feet of white marble
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Snowboarder Shaun White just scored some green from the sale of his Los Angeles property—$3.925 million, to be exact. The Wall Street Journal revealed that the three-time Olympic gold medalist recently offloaded his 1955-built midcentury modern home, which was listed in April. The abode is in LA’s Outpost Estates neighborhood, which is located high up
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On August 7, 1974, New Yorkers looked up and noticed what appeared to be a small dot suspended between the Twin Towers in lower Manhattan. It was Philippe Petit, they’d later learn, a French high-wire artist performing his most daring stunt: walking unharnessed between the two identical skyscrapers. It was a feat that would capture
In Paris’s trendy Batignolles district, in the 17th arrondissement, rue des Moines stretches from Les Épinettes (another neighborhood enjoying a moment of popularity) to the Square des Batignolles, a four-acre park. On that same street, in a building from the 1970s, there’s a small, 517-square-foot space that interior architect and designer Delphine Maumot was commissioned
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Stairs are more than just a utilitarian fixture of the home. Why not make a major statement in the entryway with one of the following staircase ideas, which are sure to capture guests’ attention as soon as they set foot inside of your space? There are so many creative routes to take when it comes
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The South is known for its gracious style, and the interior designers in North Carolina and South Carolina featured in the AD PRO Directory each put their own spin on the region’s design traditions. Whether they’re restoring historic Charleston row houses or designing breezy homes on the Outer Banks, these talents capture the spirit of
To reimagine the floor plan and select historically appropriate decorative details like the moldings, Moehlmann turned to Elizabeth Graziolo of AD100 firm Yellow House Architects. âFor somebody so young, [she is] so design savvyâit was very impressive,â Graziolo says of her client. âShe had already had a vision. She wanted a well-balanced, traditional apartmentâ that
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