Simon Upton: The Photographer of Our Interior Lives

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.

In “All Intensive Purposes,” Kahn explores how different materials can be pushed to their limit. Stone is made to resemble cardboard, fabric becomes copper, and upholstery resembles a painter’s palette.

Ron Radziner, cofounder of architecture firm Marmol Radziner, and his wife, Robin Cottle, bought a small retreat in the California desert. Rather than reinvent it, they kept its character intact; eventually, it became the emotional center of their family life.

Russell Sage helped redefine Scottish hospitality with the Fife Arms and Ardbeg House. At Loch Lomond, he mined 800 years of Colquhoun clan history, weaving the family’s most colorful characters into the inn’s design.

The 1,000-square-foot space is located beneath the storied hotel. Liaigre chose a restrained palette of travertine, lacquer, and dark woods, creating a beautiful retreat from the world above.