Architectural Digest

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Architectural Digest is the world’s foremost design authority, showcasing the work of top architects and interior decorators. It continues to set new benchmarks for how to live well - what to buy, what to see and do, where to travel, and who to watch on the fast-paced, multifaceted global design scene.

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Finn Tech • How Paavo Tynell’s elegant 1940s pendant lit the way for Scandinavian design overseas

Jewel Box • Sumptuous textiles, bold patterns, and vintage treasures make designer Madina Visconti di Modrone’s historic Milan apartment shine

Launch List • Our monthly picks of the best new designs from around the world

Character Study • Chanel’s new flagship for fine jewelry and watches pays tribute to its famous founder

Working With the Land • In Ladakh, India, an erstwhile stop on the Silk Road high in the Himalayas, humble materials have long served as building blocks for structures capable of withstanding extreme weather. Today, a new generation of architects is mining that tradition to both preserve the past and design for a greener future. Meet three emerging firms bringing global attention to local wisdom.…

Adaptive Reflex • At Brazil’s fabled Uxua hotel, a new upcycled villa hints at larger green goals

RELAXATION EXERCISES • Breathe in the great design at three new hotel spas

Garden Gate • Harrison Green updates a forlorn Brooklyn warehouse as its own pastoral haven

Peel and Core • In a powerful feat of artistry, Fernando Laposse explores the harsh underbelly of Mexico’s avocado trade

Here Comes the Sun • Warm weather and clear skies call for bringing the party outside. Need some ideas? We’ve tracked down the latest outdoor-living must-haves for all locales

green goddess • Legendary supermodel Amber Valletta turns to designer Ross Cassidy to help craft a truly sustainable new home in LA

sleeping beauty • In-demand cook and decorator Isabelle Moltzer helps revive a 16th-century estate that had long belonged to her family - and finds a home of her own in the process

design notes • THE DETAILS THAT MAKE THE LOOK

HAPPY PLACE • In a classic 1960s home in Northern California, Commune Design crafts a loving ode to the beauty and spirit of West Marin

design notes • THE DETAILS THAT MAKE THE LOOK

POWER GRID • Two rooms by two rooms, a historic Creole cottage at the heart of New Orleans inspires architect Bryan Young and longtime clients to make bold moves

CITY OF TOMORROW • As Copenhagen builds on its sustainable success, architect Dan Stubbergaard is championing innovative public spaces and neighborhoods for generations to come

CALI HIGH • Architect Cayley Lambur transforms an iconic Big Sur property into a multigenerational haven that nurtures work and life

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