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Located near Beijing, the newly completed Tianjin Binhai Library was designed by the Dutch-based firm @mvrdv. Known for its futuristic, unorthodox structures around the world, MVRDV has successfully created a sleek, if not revolutionary new design for libraries with its cathedral-like quality. The energy of the space doesn't come from the wavelike shelves, but rather the spherical eye situated in the middle of the building. Get a closer look inside through the

22 июня 2019 г.

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1 февраля 2019 г.

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24 мая 2019 г.

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For a couple looking to build a unique home from the ground up in Southampton, NY, local architect @jamesmerrellarchitects, realized a structure with strong lines, spacious but not ostentatious square footage, and enough vernacular touches (a gabled roof; dormers) to fit in with the neighborhood. Thanks to thoughtful positioning, plantings by

17 марта 2019 г.

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27 декабря 2018 г.

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Scottish architects Robert and James Adam designed some of the grandest homes in late-18th century Britain, where their elegant interpretation of neoclassicism—dubbed the “Adam style”—was synonymous with sophistication. The surviving Adam houses are among London’s most sought-after properties. Swiss philanthropist and art patron Maja Hoffman owns two, having bought the first in 2006 and then its next-door neighbor two years later. Working with the Iranian-born

10 мая 2019 г.

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22 мая 2019 г.

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Some of the most exciting houses in the world hardly look like houses at all—at least not in the traditional sense. Whether built into the side of a mountain or in an arresting shape, they are boundary-pushing and forward-thinking in their approach. Each serves as an example of extraordinary architecture—they are works of art in their own right—and invites viewers and visitors to marvel at their intricacies. The most exceptional homes, such as these, designed by prominent architects and lesser-known designers alike, have set the precedent for residential design and inspired countless others to follow in their footsteps. The Graham House (1962) by Arthur Erickson, pictured above, effortlessly blends the man-made and the natural. Erickson's deep appreciation for nature played a crucial role in the development of the North American “West Coast” architecture style. Discover more category-defining houses around the world from

15 марта 2019 г.

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30 ноября 2018 г.

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After landing on a Victorian-era apartment in Manhattan’s the Osborne building, @davidgmaupin and Stefano Tonchi invited their friend

23 марта 2019 г.

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For seven seasons on the hit television show @scandalabc, actress @kerrywashington played the consummate D.C. insider. But off camera she may be the quintessential New York success story. Bronx-born and -raised, Washington has been lighting up stage and screen for more than a decade, eventually settling in Los Angeles with her family of five. So when Broadway came calling with a lead role in Christopher Demos-Brown’s searing drama “American Son,” it wasn’t just a career opportunity, it was a homecoming. All she needed was an apartment. “We spent a lot of time looking for a place that had enough space for our whole crew, our posse,” Washington reflects of the citywide search, which led her to a floor-through rental overlooking the Hudson River on Manhattan’s Upper West Side. Lease signed, she then turned to RH Interior Design,

2 августа 2019 г.

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20 января 2019 г.

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Can you guess the most Instagrammable place in the world? Hint: let’s just say we were pleasantly surprised. Link in bio. | 📸: @jesstudd | Words: @yeongsassall |

16 февраля 2019 г.

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25 января 2019 г.

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“We always wanted to live in Notting Hill,” Eiesha Bharti Pasricha (@eieshabp) explains. Upon finding a house in the London neighborhood, she and her husband, Sharan Pasricha–founder of the @ennismore group– embarked on a three-and-a-half year renovation to reconfigure the space. With the help of a London-based architect, they gutted the property—retaining just the historic Victorian-era façade—to create a nearly 10,000-square-foot residence that would support their personal and professional lives. “In some houses you get the sense that people live in only one part and the rest is kept shiny and new just for entertaining,” she says. “But it’s important to us that we live in every room.” For the decor, a friend introduced her to @charlesmellersh, a former interiors editor at @wallpapermag, who today runs his own design studio. “I loved that Charles’s background was in journalism. His knowledge and appreciation of design goes deep,” Bharti Pasricha says. “He listened and never forced his ideas on me.” They talked and they traveled—a lot. Impressively, no two pieces in any room are from the same designer, dealer, or source. “My process is organic and intuitive—more like a gentle game of tennis than something prescriptive,” Mellersh explains. “Eiesha has a really well-informed eye but is also wonderfully open to learning.” There is a warm, tactile sensibility that stops the house from feeling merely like a collection of important design and art. Textiles are invitingly layered. Walls are painted in powdery hues with textures that capture the light. Marble surfaces are honed, not polished, demanding to be stroked. The cumulative effect makes this home feel inhabited and alive, not stark or sterile. In the game room, a @_bbww_ artwork hangs on the wall, and a pendant by @<a href=

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10 августа 2019 г.

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Marrakech is a city of doors, most of them firmly closed to outsiders. Especially in the historic medina, homes are strictly to be enjoyed by family and friends, so most travelers to the fabled Red City barely skim the surface. But on our AD Access trip, even seasoned travelers will see Marrakech in a new light through private visits to the homes of local movers and shakers, past and present. A previous trip included a private luncheon on the terrace of Villa Oasis, the former home of Yves Saint Laurent and Pierre Bergé, and a special visit to their first home in Marrakech, Dar el Hanch. We also explored the house that Vogue famously photographed in the 1960s when Talitha and Paul Getty were its residents, and walked through a luxurious private garden designed by

25 марта 2019 г.

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26 января 2019 г.

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“I think what makes a great hotel is what makes a great community—people from different backgrounds using the space in different ways,” says Christine Gachot of @gachotstudios. It’s little surprise, then, that Detroit’s new @shinolahotel, designed by the firm alongside Shinola creative director @danielcaudill, offers much more than just a place to lay your head. In keeping with Shinola’s proudly proclaimed Detroit heritage, the 129-room hotel (spread across three new buildings, two historic structures, and a conservatory-topped addition) prioritizes community interaction through warm, welcoming interiors that feel like stepping into a familiar home—one with a Nick Cave painting and bespoke furnishings at that. “We wanted to make sure it was friendly, engaging, and had something for everybody,” Gachot says of the public areas, which include event spaces and the San Morello restaurant and Evening Bar from NoHo Hospitality Group (@nhgnyc). “It should really be a living room for Detroit.” Visit the link in our bio to see more of the new hotel. Photo by @nicole_franzen; text by @hadleykeller

8 февраля 2019 г.

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When human-rights attorney Alexi Ashe Meyers and her husband, Late Night host @sethmeyers bought an eight-room duplex in a redbrick prewar in 2016, they got right down to business in order to accommodate their growing family and demanding professional lives. (Alexi works with Sanctuary for Families, a nonprofit devoted to helping victims of domestic and gender-based violence.) “This was not your typical New York gut renovation,” says designer Reinaldo Leandro (@reilean) who worked with his partner (and Alexi’s sister) @arielashe on the transformation. The pair formed

5 февраля 2019 г.

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6 февраля 2019 г.

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