NY Times: Home & Garden

A former hunting retreat in Colorado, a contemporary in Alabama and a cottage in West Virginia

The French house has created a line for both men and women that marks the passing of time in the most spare and elegant way.

The artist, who illustrated visuals for Spike Jonze’s “Her” and has created everything from Nike sneakers to a stop-motion music video filled with toast, shares 30 drawings in a new zine.

This year, the British furniture and lighting designer Lee Broom will return to the Milan Furniture Fair with a unique take on the department store.

For the first time, his personal photographs, notes and unrealized designs have been brought together, by London’s Garden Museum.

The clean, geometric look has been popping up everywhere, giving interiors an updated ’80s feel.

The jewelry house’s first female designer, 25-year-old Lucrezia, created five one-of-a-kind designs based on Impressionist and Post-Impressionist works from her husband’s private collection.

The 9,000-square-foot house was an impulse buy with a pool room and a past.

The ceramist Rae Dunn wanted to write a children’s book, but in the end, the story came from Wilma, her dog.

A show at the New York School of Interior Design is dedicated to the city’s landmarked interior spaces.