By now, we’ve lived through enough design cycles to notice a pattern: When the world spins off its axis, our interiors reach for joy. During the pandemic, we stripped things back. Muted palettes.

With a fresh spin on color, texture, and form, designers are embracing the cozy eclecticism of the era all over again.

Trends in interior design are much like fashion—they evolve, fade, and then often return with a fresh twist. As we cycle ...

Polka dot prints of all kinds are popping up in the design world. Designers share their take on how to make the classic ...

Like fashion trends, interior design trends are cyclical. And this kitchen style that was everywhere in the '80s, but later ...

The designer Jonathan Adler is another admirer. “Some people just have it,” said Adler, who wrote the foreword for Natale’s ...

See the restoration A child prodigy who had his first architecture apprenticeship at the age of 12 and designed his first home by age 15, flamboyant midcentury architect Bruce Goff grabbed the ...

Mid-century furniture, original terrazzo floors, and a colorful palette revive the original character of Casa VDS.

A series of glass sculptures influenced by the architectural silhouettes of tree branches is among the projects from New ...

A vintage Richmond bungalow with a West Coast glow ...

We consulted interior designers and textile experts to get their take on the patterns that are leading the way in interior design trends this year, whittling them down to our favorite top ten. While ...

Hallways and staircases may take you from one space to another, but they can feel a bit bare compared to other parts of the ...