Last night in Chelsea, Zaha Hadid celebrated the launch of sales in 520 West 28th—her much-anticipated premiere outpost in New York City. Located along the High Line, the 11-story, 39-unit residential building’s most distinctive feature is the curvaceous, chevron-patterned façade that winds between exterior apartment spaces ... More

Apartment Therapy, Maxwell Ryan’s wildly successful home design site, inspires readers all over the world to get creative with their interior décor. There simply isn’t a design challenge that he can’t unravel. So, in honor of the just-released Apartment Therapy: Complete + Happy Home, DuJour put Ryan to the test. ... More

WorkOf was launched last year with one goal in mind: to make the buying and selling of one-of-a-kind decorative items easier for creators and collectors alike. This fall, the online platform—a kind of 1stdibs with a markedly millennial aesthetic—expanded from New York to the West ... More

For most people, shopping for bedding is a necessary evil. You want the very best on offer. After all, according to Ariel Kaye, CEO of the new online bedding e-tailer Parachute, you’ll spend a third of your life in bed. For that amount of time, you and you family ... More

London developers recently unveiled plans for a one-of-a-kind swimming pool suspended between two 10-story buildings, and it’s made completely out of glass.  The aquarium-like floating pool—the brainchild of Ballymore Group CEO Sean Mulryan and developed by Arup Associates—is completely structure-free and will allow residents at Embassy Gardens ... More

Think of your garden or lawn as a way to display your personal sense of style for all to see. Feeling the pressure? Don’t fret. We’ve gathered gardening tips from the very best in the business to make sure that everyone—green thumb or not—is able to stop and smell ... More

Of all the rooms in which to spend one’s time at Il Palagio, where sumptuous sitting areas and fireplace-adjacent settees seem to appear around every corner, no place beats the kitchen. From before the first cup of morning espresso lands on the farmhouse table until the last bits ... More

The first design overhaul that decorator Abigail Ahern ever made might have also been her most daring. Over the course of one afternoon, Ahern—whose new book, Color, is out now—painted over every white surface in her home with Farrow and Ball’s edgy, deep grey shade Down ... More

Mention the Shakers and modern probably isn’t the first word that springs to mind, but if ever there was evidence that trends are cyclical, it’s in the revival of the 19th-century furniture style. This spring, in a booth at the European Fine Art Fair, François Laffanour—director of the Paris-based Laffanour-Galerie Downtown—re-created a series of Shaker ... More

As a little girl, Katie Lee lived in rural West Virginia, in a town so small that its most notable landmarks—at least according to Wikipedia—are a covered bridge, an Opry House and a long-shuttered hospital for “crippled children.” So when she first moved to the Hamptons, back in ... More