David Foxley

Designer Ariel Okin animates a historic New York refuge using color and character—with miraculous speed

The terrace is larger than the apartment—and there’s enough closet space for the designer’s 300 bespoke suits

Designer Chloe Redmond Warner returns to her home state with her trademark narrative approach to design a home for two Bay Area clients

Architect Bobby McAlpine creates poetry for a French decor aficionado and her husband

To craft this Caribbean compound for a pair of long-term clients, this “dream team” of creatives, led by Kemble Interiors, worked in lockstep to achieve winning results

Perched atop the headquarters of the family textiles company, the apartment is a symphony of color and pattern

The English-inspired space is filled with “whimsical elements of surprise”

How a designer returned her own childhood home to its Deco roots, while keeping the focus on fun, function, and a welcoming spirit

Tupker enlivened the old Connecticut property with architect Michael Goldman

Interior designer Sara Story’s layered family abode reflects her lifelong passion for travel

AD100 designer Mark D. Sikes updated the longtime family refuge with characteristic finesse and unfaltering sensitivity

When an East Coast couple was faced with carving out their own LA oasis, AD100 firm Carrier and Company mapped out the perfect plan for success

The dream team behind this family refuge—decorator Victoria Hagan, landscape designer Miranda Brooks, and Ferguson & Shamamian Architects—bring the outdoors in

Designer Courtnay Daniels worked alongside her collector-gardener mother to craft a sprawling hideaway that feels as elegant as it does cozy