Fred A. Bernstein

A country of candy-colored architecture. Who knew? (Oliver Wainwright did.)

The zany artistic duo of Kahn & Selesnick spin fantastical worlds that captivate collectors and critics alike

His descendant, architect Samuel White, leads the tour

A new book looks at more than 50 recently completed, architecturally ambitious Japanese dwellings

The California-based interiors wunderkind creates smart, soulful homes that feel like extensions of their occupants

Alan Eckstein, cofounder of the label Timo Weiland, turns his gaze from fashionable clothing to timeless objects

Decades into a renowned career, the Seattle architect Tom Kundig continues using humble materials to create pared-down forms that exist in harmony with their often-spectacular settings

The American designer has built his reputation on helping clients express their personalities through their homes

Working from his studios in Chicago and New York City, Dirk Denison designs residences that are uniquely tailored to the individuals who call them home

As much sculptors of space and curators of experience as they are architects, the partners of San Francisco's Aidlin Darling Design create emotionally evocative residences that appeal to more than just the eye

The Academy Award–winning actress and design maven tells us how she turned to the image-collecting site for inspiration in planning her new house

The late starchitect had a penchant — and a gift — for designing instantly iconic objects, from cars to sofas to bracelets

The exhibitions look at daily life in very different ways: via mid-century modernist interiors and through temporary homes for refugees

The California architect has found herself in high demand, thanks to her floating foundations and walls that open to the world

Brazil’s leading design talent executes Bauhaus minimalism with near-magical moments of drama in a string of understated hotels and homes

If everything is bigger in Texas, Marfa is the exception. A new book examines the homes in this art-focused desert city, where less is best

The Southern California interior designer has won the trust of her high-flying clients by mixing materials, styles and eras to make rooms come alive

Architects and designers are using humble timber to create awe-inspiring structures and interiors around the globe

Fresh off a series of successes (including the new Philadelphia home of the Barnes Foundation) and one preservationist brouhaha (the imminent destruction of their beloved 2001 American Folk Art Museum), the husband-and-wife architects Tod Williams and Billie Tsien are looking to the future, with projects from Mexico City to Mumbai

MDFG cofounders Jeffrey Graetsch and Ashley Booth Klein, who also happen to be a married couple, have filled their apartment and their gallery with works by mid-century design icons

Smoking might have fallen out of fashion, but these ashtrays have enduring design appeal

Having created rarefied spaces for decades, the legendary French designer has finally agreed to document his impressive body of work in a new book