architecturaldigest.comadded August 2026
Architectural Digestby Vy Yang2d ago
Working from home has its perks: no commute and a more relaxed dress code, for starters. But with fewer reasons to get up, it's surprisingly easy to spend most of your day sitting.
Architectural Digestby Audrey Lee2d ago
When it comes to the world of direct-to-consumer furniture brands, Article is a name to know. Since 2013, the brand has built its reputation around designing stylish flat-pack furniture at...
Architectural Digestby Leonie Rolinck2d ago
Giampiero Tagliaferri was at home in Los Angeles reading Françoise Sagan’s 1965 novel La Chamade (published in English with the title That Mad Ache) when the topic of his American client’s new...
Architectural Digestby AD PRO2d ago
It’s only fitting that a day dedicated to great design ends at the studio of one of the industry’s most enduring visionaries.
Architectural Digestby Kate McGregor, Vy Yang3d ago
Home office furniture used to force an unnecessary choice: Pick something beautiful or surround yourself in a sea of cubicle-coded ergonomics.
Architectural Digestby Mekita Rivas3d ago
The number 13 carries a spooky, unlucky connotation. It’s only fitting, then, that American Horror Story: 13 attempt its creepiest season to date, with help from an all-star lineup of returning...
Architectural Digestby Audrey Lee3d ago
This story was updated at 7:50 a.m. EST on 10/08/26 to reflect Amazon Prime Day pricing. Sometimes it pays to be fashionably late.
Architectural Digestby Amira Hashish4d ago
When actors Dichen Lachman and Maximilian Osinski first discovered their house in west London’s leafy Chiswick neighborhood, they were in the middle of a workout.
Architectural Digestby Maya Ibbitson4d ago
Consider this a warning: Ceramicist Kelsey Malone’s Busted Ceramics Party Plates could trigger some serious déjà vu.
Architectural Digestby Vy Yang4d ago
If the second half of Prime Day has started to give you decision fatigue, we get it. There are only so many deals one person can reasonably buy before it all starts to feel like an endless pit.
Architectural Digestby Nashia Baker, Audrey Lee4d ago
While it may come as a surprise, curtains on Amazon are some of the hard-working pieces of home decor.
Architectural Digestby Kate McGregor, Audrey Lee4d ago
It’s for good reason that Amazon’s nickname is “the everything store.” The online retailer sells just about anything you could ever want, including criminally slept-on home wares from designer...
Architectural Digestby Julia Harrison4d ago
This story was updated at 9:21 EST on 10/07/25 to reflect Amazon Prime Day pricing. As a shopping writer, my friends are very curious to know which recs I mean—no, really mean—among my many rounds...
Architectural Digestby Audrey Lee5d ago
This story was updated at 4:46 a.m. EST on 10/07/26 to reflect Amazon Prime Day pricing. Amazon’s October Prime Day is is here for one more day.
Architectural Digestby Audrey Lee5d ago
This story was updated at 5:43 a.m. EST on 10/07/26 to reflect Amazon Prime Day pricing. And just like that…another Amazon Prime Day bites the dust.
Architectural Digestby Julia Harrison5d ago
This story was updated at 4:11am EDT on 10/07/26 to reflect Amazon Prime Day pricing. Amazon Prime Day ends tonight, which means whatever has been sitting in your cart since Tuesday is only on sale...
Architectural Digestby Elena Dallorso5d ago
In this historic Italian villa there is nothing traditional, except for the location; nothing untouchable, except for an enchanted garden.
Architectural Digestby Kelly Allen5d ago
Movies are supposed to temporarily immerse audiences in enthralling worlds. But there are some films so full of hypnotic interiors and arresting architecture that they continue to inspire the...
Architectural Digestby Julia Harrison, Audrey Lee5d ago
Let’s be real: Searching for the best Amazon furniture finds requires patience and a lot of keyword intel to navigate the retailer’s pages upon pages of digital inventory.
Architectural Digestby Kristen Flanagan5d ago
For a young family of four, the arrival of a second daughter sharpened the constraints of San Francisco life—namely less square footage at higher costs—eventually leading them north to Marin...
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