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Lila Allen

Lila Allen

Editor, AD PRO at AD

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24 Washington, DC, Interior Designers, Architects, and Landscape Designers You Need to Know

The Washington, DC, area designers on the AD Pro Directory are clearly making the nation’s capital a more stylish place. These designers bring bold color palettes, masterful mixes of vintage and modern pieces, and one-of-a-kind custom furnishing to homes inside the Beltway and beyond. With Neoclassical government buildings, modernist cultural institutions, and Gothic Revival cathedrals, the capital city is filled with beautiful design—and these talents are adding to the city’s sophisticated repu…
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I Tried It: The Shade Store Took the Guesswork Out of My Custom Win...

Despite my shallow, oddly specific windows, the shades turned out just right
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Thuma’s New SoHo Flagship Proves Good Design Is Good Hospitality

The design community fêted the arrival of the brand’s warm minimalist outpost with drinks, cheer, and plenty of covetable furniture
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Meet Basic Projects: AD’s New American Voices 2024

Based in Charleston, South Carolina, the multihyphenate firm designs, builds, and operates its own hospitality venues
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16 Connecticut Interior Designers, Architects, and Landscape Pros t...

Looking for a Connecticut designer to hire? Look no further than our AD-approved list of talent
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Plaster Over Everything? Unpacking the Trendiest Material in the Biz

Kamp Studios—a collaborator of Jeremiah Brent and Athena Calderone—talks clients’ most-requested treatments, the dead giveaways for poor plasterwork, and more
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42 Best New York Architects on the AD PRO Directory

New York is home to some of the world’s greatest architecture, so naturally New York architects rank among the top talents around the globe. The city’s residential architects are pros at creating livable urban spaces, renovating historic apartments, and creating country retreats away from the hustle and bustle of the five boroughs. Whether you need someone to maximize the layout of one of the Big Apple’s notoriously small apartments, build a Hamptons beach house or an upstate residence, or do a…
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20 New Jersey Interior Designers, Architects, and Landscape Pros to...

The New Jersey interior designers on the AD PRO Directory add beauty to the Garden State one home at a time. From Cape May beach houses to Hoboken brownstones, these talents bring their signature styles to discerning clients in New Jersey and beyond. These AD-approved designers specialize in everything from historic homes to home gyms, and whether your aesthetic leans traditional, coastal, contemporary, or modern farmhouse, there’s a talent on this list who can create a space that perfectly suit…
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What’s Behind a Microtrend?

7 hours ago ... AD's senior digital design editor weighs in on social media discourse, the proliferation of “-cores,” and what today's trend reporting is ...
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Behind the Scenes With AD’s Market Director

This is an edition of The Source newsletter, AD PRO’s essential read for design industry professionals. Sign up here to get it delivered to your inbox. Who among us hasn’t coveted the objects in an Open Door video, or the trappings that pepper a spread in the AD feature well? While the designers behind these spaces might be the ultimate ones to thank, we also owe a lot to Madeline O’Malley, AD’s market director. As the mastermind behind the magazine’s eminently stylish shopping pages, O’Malley…
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5 Old Decorating Ideas We Wish They’d Bring Back

This is an edition of The Source newsletter, AD PRO’s essential read for design industry professionals. Sign up here to get it delivered to your inbox. One of the best parts of this job is getting to trawl the 100-plus years of AD archives, whether I’m sourcing an image for a trend feature, seeking out fodder for a decorative roundup, or looking for a bit of background on a niche decor-related topic. I’ve saved folders of images that contain the seeds of potential stories—“pergolas and orangeri…