The design team shares how the Duomo’s iconic palette inspired La Gemma’s bold interiors, plus their best advice for using color, materials, and unexpected details at home.

The black-and-white farmhouse isn’t disappearing—but New England exteriors are getting warmer, softer, and more connected to their surroundings. Explore seven exterior color trends, from blue-gray and heritage green to warm neutrals, tonal palettes, and personality-packed front doors.

See how Mar Jennings transformed less than a quarter acre into an extraordinary four-season retreat—complete with a driveway-turned-garden and a one-car garage you have to see to believe.

She walked past this 1850s Fairfield home for more than a decade, waiting for it to go on the market. See how she made it hers with sculptural lighting, bold velvet furnishings, and an incredible art collection—without erasing the history she fell in love with.

From a sailboat-lined bunk room to a garage turned basketball court, this Niantic retreat was designed to keep the whole family coming back summer after summer.

For years, wellness design largely meant a dedicated space: a home gym in the basement, a yoga room, or a spa-like primary bath. But in 2026, the conversation has shifted dramatically. Wellness is no longer confined to a single room or luxury add-on. It’s becoming a guiding principle for how entire homes are designed, experienced, and lived in.

A young ski family’s Quechee retreat was designed for every season, from post-mountain soaks to long summer days by the pool. See how Jamie and Group Works created an outdoor space that settles into the Vermont landscape without stealing from the view.

Less a garden, more a sequence—Bunny Williams’ Manor House Gardens unfold in outdoor “rooms,” each with its own rhythm and perspective, captured by Caryn B. Davis.

Tour an 1830 antique home in Fairfield County where vintage architecture meets bold modern art. Interior designer Lauren Rasken refreshes the historic spaces with eclectic style.

Snoop Home Tour: A Brooklyn family expands their beloved 1940s Cape instead of leaving it behind.

Snoop Home Tour: Take a tour of Amanda’s Westport home reimagined with love, heart, and a fresh start.

Snoop Home Tour: Step inside photographer Tory Williams’ Weston home, designed around color, creativity, and saying yes more often than no.

A warm winter home in the Hudson Valley filled with thoughtful details and a few unexpected surprises.

Designed by The Rath Project, this cozy home is layered with pattern, color, and a conversation pit worth sinking into.

A quiet renovation brings modern comfort to an 1800s barn while preserving its original character.

Temps are falling, but alas, energy costs are not. What does that have to do with home design? Well it turns out that the next great design flex may very well be converting your home to geothermal energy. What is geothermal energy? Follow along below, and we will explain all.

This 1763 Westport home is older than the U.S.—but thanks to designers Diane Karmen and Nancy Galasso, you wouldn’t guess it after its bold makeover. Peek inside to see how history and modern design collide.

Snoop Home Tour: See how Interior Designer Gara transformed her small Compo Beach bungalow into a year-round retreat that feels limitless — inside and out.