Ingrid Abramovitch

It even rivals a $6,000 espresso maker.

At this year's edition, collectors and celebrities snapped up art and design—and partied into the night.

Move aside, Mariah. There's another queen of Christmas.

“The studio got a good deal!” says production designer Nathan Crowley.

Just follow the Yellow Brick Road to these real and imagined filming locations.

Yes, there’s an LV-themed chocolate shop.

Verdi, rossi e blu: questa casa riprogettata da Tommy Smythe è la sintesi tra colori, design e comfort

Pick up a gown, a sofa, or an entire apartment designed by the 90-year-old icon of fashion and design.

Andy Warhol, Liza Minnelli, and Halston all partied in Paul Rudolph–designed homes.

“I suggested a red dining room right out of the gate,” says star Canadian designer Tommy Smythe.

“It’s like being a child in a toy store.” 

This midcentury modern–inspired line is everything we didn’t know we needed right now.

“I remember looking around and thinking, This is all irrelevant.”

“Cars are like children,” the designer Ralph Lauren once said. “It’s very hard to say that any one is my favorite.” Of course, it’s hard to choose when your garage is filled with some of the world’s most coveted automobiles, from a 1938 Bugatti Type 575C Atlantic coupe to a 1929 Blower Bentley and a 1955 Mercedes Benz 300 SL Gullwing coupe. The fashion icon is so enamored of his Ferraris and Alfa Romeos that he has now created an entire home line inspired by his passion. This week, the Modern Dr…

From his showstopping overhaul of Tiffany Co.’s Manhattan flagship to his design of retail spaces for Chanel, Dior, and Louis Vuitton, ELLE DECOR A-List Titan Peter Marino is best known for his dazzling architecture and design on behalf of the world’s top luxury brands. But his latest book, Peter Marino: Ten Modern Houses, out this month from Phaidon, tells another story. Since founding his New York City firm in 1978, the architect has also specialized in the creation of ground-up residences, i…

This year’s Milan Design Week once again found many luxury fashion brands ready to showcase their expertise in craft. If the parade of stylish people at the ELLE DECOR 35th Anniversary Party left you hungry for more design and fashion crossover (or simply ready to go shopping in Milan), we’ve got your back. From an espresso maker that could become the pride of your countertop to sateen bedding that will seriously elevate your nap game, here are a few of our favorite fashion launches. Lanvin’s Sc…

With its moving sidewalks and undulating glass canopy, the setting for Milan’s Salone del Mobile—the Fiera Milano Rho fairground on the city’s outskirts—has a space-age atmosphere that feels cinematic. So it’s fitting that a bona fide screen legend—director David Lynch of Blue Velvet and Twin Peaks fame—has designed the starring project at this year’s Salone. The installation “Interiors by David Lynch. A Thinking Room” debuted today at the 2024 edition of the fair—one of the world’s biggest and…

Above: Art consultant William Li helped designer Eddie Lee to pick the art by Stephanie Massaux for this Florida living room.As the artist Jean-Michel Basquiat once said: “Art is how we decorate space; music is how we decorate time.” A home without either art or music is a space without soul. But while it is easy to fill a room with music, finding art for your home is trickier. Should the art come first—or the decor? And even when you find a piece you love, it might still be out of reach. “Let’s…

The Jewish holiday of Passover kicks off this year on April 22 with two consecutive nights of seders—family dinners that begin with a retelling of the story of the ancient Israelites’ escape from slavery and follow with a multicourse feast in which matzoh ball soup often plays a starring role. The Passover table is also a celebration of spring—and at the center of the action is the seder plate, which holds ritual foods that express the themes of the holiday. For the design-conscious host, the…

Molto prima di essere un’icona di stile centenaria - immediatamente riconoscibile con i suoi occhiali ovali oversize, l’ombretto blu, i boa di piume e le braccia tempestate di grossi braccialetti -, Iris Apfel è stata una trendsetter in un ambito diverso: il mondo dell’arredamento. Apfel, morta il 1° marzo all’età di 102 anni, ha iniziato la sua carriera di decoratrice negli anni ’40 ed è stata la designer di riferimento di clienti privati come Greta Garbo, Estée Lauder, Faye Dunaway e Joan Rive…