An Architect Known for Modern Homes Took a Different Approach for His Desert Cabin

The trailblazing chef has been a creative force in food for decades. As she launches a new venture with Belmond, we stepped inside her renowned San Francisco kitchen.

The Brazilian interior designer has quickly risen the ranks of New York design with a vision shaped by his father, the celebrated product designer Oswaldo Mellone, his first job with Robert A.M. Stern, and much more.

On the 16th season premiere, Dan speaks with legendary fashion designer about the future of his second act, the Fondazione Dries Van Noten in Venice. On this episode, the pair speak about why education is important to his mission, the institution’s first show, and much more.

R & Company’s founders are eschewing the white cube gallery model in favor of a packed-to-the-gills warehouse in the Brooklyn Navy Yard. It’s a moment for the gallery to plumb its archive, and to show pieces that have never before been put on display.

Peter B. Staples, founder of lighting studio Blue Green Works, discovered the New York he dreamed of in Chinatown, along with a close-knit circle of tattoo artists, jewelers, painters, and furniture makers whose perspectives have shaped his practice.

The Ugandan artist fled her homeland following the draconian Anti-Homosexuality Act of 2014. Her work tells the story of its queer community, with a breakthrough solo show now on view.

Giulia Molteni reflects on the brand’s flagship palazzo, a decade of collaboration with Vincent Van Duysen, and why comfort feels essential right now.