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“Brillhut is a small, experimental retreat that we built for ourselves in Eleuthera,” says Brillhart. “The project integrates a number of ideas from local precedents, Prouvé’s Maisons Tropicales, Le Corbusier’s Cabanon, and Paul Rudolph’s Walker Guest House, all with the intent of immersing oneself in nature.”

Q&A with Architect Jacob Brillhart

At his intimate studio in Miami, Jacob Brillhart leads a team that’s interested in architecture on an emotional level. As such, the office begins each project by considering how space and atmosphere in their...

“The wilderness of the Venezuelan jungle provided rich inspiration for this house in Caracas,” says Oppenheim. “Designed around three courtyards—an entry court, an impluvium, and a garden court—the outdoor spaces form part of the interior experience to expand and extend views to the site edges.”

Q&A with Architect Chad Oppenheim

For architect Chad Oppenheim, the where is as important as the what

: Luis (The Wrangler) #1 exemplifies the essence of photographer Dean West’s work: tonal and powerful while simultaneously familiar and unexpected. Photos courtesy of Dean West

Florida Through the Photographer’s Lens

Miami photographer Dean West captures the strange and wonderful side of Florida

The Palo open storage system by Dario Snaidero for Mandicasa offers multiple assembly options with a mix of wood shelves, metal trays, and accessory bars

Hot Additions for the Home Kitchen

State-of-the-art essentials and extras for kitchen domination

The Art of Formation collection as presented at Salone this past spring

Organic Inspiration in The Art of Formation Collection

Art of Loom founder Samantha Gallagher and interior designer Bea Pernia look to ecology to inspire their first collaboration

Powder room by Juan Montoya Design. Photo by Otto

Bold and Beautiful Motifs for the Powder Room

Let's get loud. We're talking graphic walls, cheeky art, and textural accessories that make a case for "more is more"

The guesthouse features multiple entry points, including this one mere steps from the pool. Photo courtesy of House of One

Expert Design Insights for the Guesthouse

Charlotte Dunagan, Tom Diverio, and Brittany Farinas reveal their signature approaches when it comes to the guesthouse

Designers Fanny Haim and Michelle Haim first envisioned Fanny Haim Atelier after a trip to Japan

Design Evolution at Fanny Haim Atelier

A new endeavor from designers Fanny and Michelle Haim marks a full-circle moment for their studio

We love the fluid nature of the Albero bookcase by Nella Vetrina, a structure that seems to defy gravity with overlapping panes of glass

Transparency Report

See-through materials like glass and acrylic make a chic case for clear design

Creative Approach at Tomás Redrado Art

Tomás Redrado brings a new voice to Miami’s gallery scene

In this Wellington home office, materials like oak, bronze, and leather reflect the area’s equestrian heritage

Custom Touches for the Home Office

For Palm Beach Gardens designer Jason Lynn, a home office wins when tailored specifically to its occupant’s needs

The new Preston system uses recycled and reclaimed woods for its closet systems. Photo by Aaron Dougherty

Chic and Customizable Organization

Marie Kondo devotees, take note. The Container Store’s newest line, Preston, offers a super-smart system of organization that can be applied in different ways in multiple spaces. Made from recycled and reclaimed woods, the...

The Diana table by Thomas Pheasant for Baker recalls 1940s glamour thanks to its theatrical silhouette 1

Neoclassical Pieces for the Home

When it comes to Old-World elegance, only classic style will do

An adjustable island slab allows for more surface space, whether for food prepping or other uses. Photo courtesy of Eggersmann

Smooth Moves in an Eggersmann Kitchen

Eggersmann’s Motion Collection lives up to its name

An earthy color palette of mineral tones, browns, yellows, and ochres on voluminous curvy shapes makes it obvious that Roche Bobois is in a 1970s state of mind

That ’70s Show

Patterns, colors, and silhouettes from the Me decade infuse home design with groovy retro appeal

This living room highlights Renata Pfuner’s overall philosophy on trends: Fine when they come to decorative items like the purple side table, but stick to timeless when it comes to everything else. Photo courtesy of Pfuner Design

FD Asks: Design Outlook

As 2023 marches forward, designers Renata Pfuner and Oscar Glottman share their thoughts on the trends ahead

Avant-Garde Chic

Cubism’s broken-up configurations bring visual intrigue to home furniture and accessories

A sophisticated yet youthful ambiance permeates the Davie bedroom of a tween girl. Among the touches that nod to her personality are the pink palette and the floral-centric artwork above the bed. Photo courtesy of Nicole White Designs

FD Asks: Youth Factor

Dwayne Bergmann Think sleep quality. Think color. Think bunk beds! Q. What are some of your techniques when tackling a kid’s room? Our first approach is determining the child’s age, the vision for the room, the...

The organic appeal of this console table by Phillips Collection all has to do with the teak roots that have been encased in iron for perpetuity

The Kahlo Effect

Frida’s brand of folklore makes its way to home design

Designers Paola Lenti and Humberto Campana used discarded materials from their respective studios to create the Metamorphosis collection

Designing for a Common Cause

A socially conscious new collaboration with the Campana Brothers ushers in the arrival of a new Paola Lenti showroom in Miami

Shades of red, aqua, and cream make a cozy statement in the Arya kitchen, a style that’s big on nostalgia.

Kitchen Reverential

The home’s heart is given its due at Sarasota’s Lineadecor

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