Architecture
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Top 10 Artisanal Details & Craftsmanship for Historic Homes
The number of skilled artisans capable of maintaining historic homes is decreasing faster than they are being replaced, according to Pasadena Now .
Swedish Royal Family's 600-Room Palace Open for Public Tours
The Royal Palace of Stockholm, a working residence for the Swedish monarch, boasts over 600 rooms, establishing it as one of Europe's largest palaces.
New Martha's Vineyard House Tells Story Through Architectural Design
On Martha's Vineyard, a new house features a subterranean dining room designed to mimic a French mountain cellar, deliberately built to feel like part of an 'old' structure, according to ELLE Decor .
Buckingham Palace East Wing's Summer Debut: Not a First
Buckingham Palace's East Wing, a repository of opulent interiors, is promoted for a "first-time ever" public debut this summer, following more than five years of improvement works.
Fashion Embraces Iconic Buildings as New Trends Emerge
A dress meticulously sculpted to resemble the Sydney Opera House fetched $75,000 at a recent Paris auction, igniting a fierce debate among architects and fashionistas alike, according to an Auction Ho
Designers Embrace Unconventional Trends, Making Homes Weirder
Architectural Digest featured a record 12 homes in 2023 with non-rectangular room layouts or asymmetrical facades, a stark contrast to the three such homes showcased just four years prior.
Studio Pauline Borgia Elevates Micro Apartment Design in Paris
In a 12-square-meter apartment near the Eiffel Tower, Studio Pauline Borgia has fit a full kitchen, a hidden bed, and a walk-in shower.
Secret Underground Grotto Revealed Beneath Bridgehampton Estate
Beneath a Bridgehampton estate, a main living area unfolds as a curved semicircle.
Maximalist luxury retreats emerge in Athens
In a newly built 23,500 square-foot Athens residence, the dining room features a bespoke table crafted from five types of marble, complemented by hand-painted murals by Meg Boscawen, according to ELLE
Massimo Adario Builds First Ground-Up Italian Countryside Home
Massimo Adario's first ground-up construction, a family home in the Italian countryside for a family of five, took eight years to complete.