Discover the latest in contemporary residential design, from elegant open-plan layouts and wood-paneled fireplaces to bold ...

Forbes contributors publish independent expert analyses and insights. Jamie Gold writes about wellness design and related housing topics. The Global Wellness Institute, a Miami-based nonprofit with ...

Architect Melanie Turner believes COVID-19 will have a lasting impact on residential design—specifically in great rooms and entryways, as well as how air enters and exits a home. She suspects people ...

"The world of residential building is poised to do great things. The guidance, information, materials and technology, while ever-evolving, are in place. Now it's the hearts and minds that must follow.

Housing is both an intimate part of the human experience and also a consumer product. A new exhibition at the Crystal Bridges Museum of American Art in Bentonville, Arkansas, features five full-scale ...

Indian residential design is increasingly returning to its roots. Architects and homeowners are rediscovering ...

The interiors of standard-bearing hotels like the Kelly Wearstler-designed San Francisco Proper and the Roman and Williams-imagined Freehand hotel aren’t just creative fodder—for many residential ...

The tiny home trend has been hard to ignore over the last several years. There's an increasingly saturated market of TV shows and Pinterest pictures dedicated to the topic of exploring micro-dwellings ...

The emerging crossovers and trends from hospitality into residential interior design are all about creating intentional connections. The most outdated trends over the last two years — stark white ...

New York City is defined by its architecture, and in turn, diverse ways of living. As the nation's "metropolis," it has also faced some of the most challenging housing problems of any American city.

Exemplifying the artistry of its city, Bay Area interiors were thought of as loud and unique. In some cases, statement staircases and homes that were designed to photograph well were all the rage. But ...