Pull up a chair, and maybe retire one word before you sit down. This week we're taking on design language fatigue: chic, elevated, curated, light and airy, and the whole overworked vocabulary of the…
Architectural Digest's Open Door has been a YouTube fixture for years and now that it's landed on Netflix, more people are watching it than ever. This is our deep dive on the show that turned house…
There is a category of rooms in the home that nobody talks about when they're house shopping, nobody photographs for Instagram, nobody includes in the conversation about interior design — and that…
The home office barely existed in residential design fifteen years ago — then the pandemic forced everyone to improvise one overnight, and it’s only now starting to get done properly. Caitlin and Sam…
The bathroom has had the biggest glow-up in recent home design history — from a utility closet with plumbing to the room everyone wants to live in. Caitlin and Sam trace how the primary ensuite…
Pull up a chair — an actual one you sit in. This week on The Terrace, we're kicking off our room by room series with the space that has gone through more identity crises than any other room in the…
Your home is always ready to welcome people. Or at least, it could be — and that's exactly what this episode is about.This week, Caitlin and Sam are getting into everything that makes hosting feel…
The Most Personal Room. The Longest Gap Between Reality and the Dream.You know this room. It's the one you think about constantly and somehow always leave for last. The linen duvet situation you…
Something is shifting. After more than a decade of homes being optimized for photography — staged for the grid, flattened into aspirational backdrops, stripped of anything too personal or too specific…
Pull up a chair — an actual dining chair — because this week we're leaving the kitchen counter behind for the room design quietly gave up on for twenty years: the dining room. We're tracing its slow…
