Jack Balderrama Morley

25 years after its debut, “Trading Spaces” exposes the reality of wanting something different out of our homes.

New York City’s vaunted Penn South development is almost impossible to get into, so when the Kruminses did, they wasted no time making their unit their own.

We Design Beirut showed off the country’s glamour and grit in the face of drones and air strikes.

The first U.S. edition of the Mexico Design Fair showed the country has much, much more to offer than Frida Kahlo souvenirs.

Knotty pine and A-frames are nowhere to be found in this mountain lodging—just an artful sense of the outdoors.

In my fight against infestation, I realized that no man is an island, least of all in the New York City rental market.

Natural forms juxtapose fabricated metal elements in this Seoul designer’s industrial-meets-Neolithic furniture.

Before you get a facelift, try improving how you’re lit. It worked for me, and I spent less than $100 doing it.

Guesthouse above Good Neighbor channels the store’s ethos of curation and community. I went with a pinch of cynicism, but found an unstuffy entry into a burgeoning creative scene.

The South African designer’s interpretations of everyday objects are both ironic and cheeky, in the best possible way.