Andrew Sessa

Designing Rooms with Comfort, Style, and a Sense of History, a debut book from award-winning interior designer Nina Farmer, written with Andrew Sessa

A seasons design team and adventurous homeowners make sweet music in Westport.

New York–based designer Ian Starling respectfully reimagined a residence by husband-and-wife architects Joseph and Mary Merz.

On a reunion trip to Frank Lloyd Wright’s Fallingwater, Andrew Sessa and his architect brother find surprises—and a surprising sense of familiarity—inside the building’s iconic walls.

Whether you’re trying to persuade grown-up kids to spend more time at the family home, or looking for an upgrade from your childhood room when visiting the folks, the answer’s the same. Welcome to the new vacation compound.

It incorporates its owners’ vegan, earth-conscious lifestyle.

Enter the impressive worlds created in recent residential projects by Brooklyn’s Frederick Tang Architecture, California wine country’s Lindsay Gerber Interiors and San Francisco’s Kendall Wilkinson Design.

The design maestro has purchased Blantyre, a former mansion turned hotel in rural Massachusetts, and speaks exclusively to T&C about how he plans to bring his signature flair to its storied halls.

The fashion designer shows off his beloved Horace Gifford–designed home, thoughtfully modernized by Neal Beckstedt.

In N.Y.C., Airbnb has left the building. Already, ultra-luxury condo-hotels are looking to take its place.

The Boston-based talent took time out from her busy book tour to tell us about one of her latest past-meets-present projects: an Art Deco–filled 19th-century home in Cambridge.

It’s an ode to past and present Northern California style

Celebrated architects and decorators known for shore-side projects are increasingly taking to the water, where they’re proving they’re anything but “at sea.” Armed with high-profile yacht commissions, these designers are throwing the cookie-cutter layouts and tired aesthetic tropes of typical marine interiors overboard. Instead, they’re employing floorplans that flow more gracefully, luxe furnishings and blue-chip art that would feel at home in the most sophisticated urban pied-à-terre.

As I quickly discover on a recent five-night Mediterranean voyage, you don’t just board Regent’s new Seven Seas Explorer — billed as "The Most Luxurious Ship Ever Built" — you make an entrance. And, when you do, you feel like you’ve really arrived.

Adventurers journey to Botswana for chance to glimpse wildlife in the wild kingdom.