Tudor Revival-style takes inspiration from Medieval English buildings – it's filled with romantic charm and character ...

Few interior styles have enjoyed such longevity as the classic English country interior. It's such a coveted look across the globe, and one that many of us want to replicate, no matter where we ...

Classic, elegant, timeless…. These are only a few of the adjectives you might hear someone use to describe traditional interior design. “In keeping with its name, traditional design has its ...

The latest crop of luxury residential developments is breaking ground in a whole new way: by hiring interior designers and architects better known for their work in hotels, restaurants and product … ...

In a 19th-century Chicago townhome, local firms Michael Abrams Interiors and En Masse Architecture and Design layered in furnishings from different eras to dilute the living room’s formality.

Norm Architects used some of Henningsen's lights, which the house's owner collects, in its design for the interior, and complimented them with modern pieces such as the JWDA table lamp by Menu.

In defense of that truism that everything old is new again, the return to classic lines in design and architecture is as strong as it’s ever been. If you have a modicum of doubt, let us direct you to ...

If you haven’t been able to get your hands on Jed Johnson’s highly collectible book of interiors, your luck is about to change. A reprint of the design classic is out now, and his work is as ...

The Connecticut interior designers, architects, and landscape designers on the AD PRO Directory are redefining classic New England style, blending past and present for a fresh take on tradition.

“This is a home for people who appreciate history, architecture and nature,” a street away from Forest Park trails, ... See the classic interior. Updated: Apr. 29, 2025, 3:19 p.m.

French design studio Claves has transformed the interior of a Paris cafe, introducing bespoke retro-style decor that mirrors the architecture of local bars and tobacconists from the 1930s to the ...