2025 Modern Gift Ideas From Managing Editor Joseph Sgambati III

For someone who leans minimalist by trade, I still can’t resist the occasional flourish. And for me, gifting is as much about personal restraint as it is delight. I gravitate toward objects that earn their place: pieces that streamline daily life, elevate ordinary rituals, and bring a well-timed bit

Susan Clark’s New DWR Furnishings Are All About Soft Power

For just over a decade, Radnor has occupied a distinctive space within New York City’s ever-evolving design scene. Though having literally moved around different unconventional storefronts and expansive penthouses – launching the staged residence/gallery trend in many respects – the itinerant platfo

F5: Tom Kundig Talks a Seal Sculpture, His Cowboy Hat, a Pencil + More

Tom Kundig’s father was an architect, but early on he wasn’t interested in this as a path for himself. He always felt closer to the natural world via science, yet it lacked the poetry he craved. He eventually decided to go into the profession after all. He did realize that one of his favorite outdoo

Amazing Vintage Bathrooms, Brooklyn Home Tour + More: Friday Finds

This weekend I’m starting a new decorating project. I’m painting the trim and lower half of the walls in the stairway and upstairs hall in Evergreen Fog by Sherwin Williams. I’m also looking through my wallpaper samples that I’ve chosen for the living room – and at the same time I’m considering pape