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21 Holiday Decorating Ideas We Love From Design Tastemakers

Whether your visions of merriment are glitz and glam or more muted, these holiday decorating ideas from design tastemakers are sure to delight—and inspire. This winter, Auberge Resorts Collection has partnered with leading designers and brands to infuse its portfolio of properties with some seasonal spirit. As part of Wonderland by Auberge, creatives including Bronson

Rose Uniacke Revamps Victoria Beckham Flagship in London, a Christofle Retrospective Stuns in Paris, and More News

Upon returning to Austin after a dazzling sojourn through India, Annie Downing began sketching from the art books and textiles she carried home with her. These casual illustrations, among others spawned from trips to Istanbul and Mexico City, sparked the AD PRO Directory designer’s debut wallpaper collection. Printed on textural grasscloth and fibrous non-woven paper,

Cara Delevingne’s California Mansion Sells, a Unit in a Star-Studded New York Building Is For Sale, and More Real Estate News

Earlier this year, AD100 designer Sara Story listed her family’s 13-acre home in Sneden’s Landing, New York. The home has officially sold for $26.125 million—shy of their asking price of $28.5 million, but high enough to set a Rockland County record. It’s the highest price paid for a single family home in the county, and

The Pantone 2025 Color of the Year Is Mocha Mousse

The wait is officially over: Pantone’s 2025 Color of the Year is Mocha Mousse, a chocolatey, decadent-yet-cozy brown. Expanding on the legacy of 2024 pick, Peach Fuzz, and its emphasis on tactility, Mocha Mousse serves up a multisensory feast for all five senses. Mocha Mousse (17-1230) is the Pantone 2025 Color of the Year. “It’s

AD PRO LIVE: The Road to AD100—Register Now for the Virtual Event

This virtual event is available exclusively for AD PRO members. Register here to attend. Being named to the AD100—AD’s list of the world’s leading talent—is a professional milestone that can make a designer’s career, opening the doors to new, high profile clients, brand and licensing deals, and a closer relationship with one of the world’s

AD PRO’s Essential Guide to Design Miami and Art Basel 2024

Other heritage Italian producers—mostly in the home furnishings sphere—are also hosting events and product launches. While B&B Italia is set to present the “Living With Art and Design” talk at its Miami Design District showroom, Poltrona Frau will unveil its Officine Gullo–designed 2024 Outdoor Collection. Up the road in the Little River creative district, local

Roman and Williams Mounts a Poetic Lighting Display, Bottega Veneta Reimagines an Iconic Gino Sarfatti Lamp, and More News

AD PRO Hears… …Canadian designer Willo Perron’s self-described “basket of pillows” is now available at Knoll. All the buzz in previews at Milan Design Week this spring, the sofa—formally dubbed the Perron Pillo sofa—is available in 36 colorways. Project Spotlight Kiko presents a sure-of-self culinary voyage—and tapped Studio Tre for interiors to match Diners reveling

Carbone Ventures Into Condos, the Largest-Ever Residential Development in Philadelphia Is Underway, and More Real Estate News

Additional amenity spaces include a coworking space, a gym, a spa, a dog park, a playground, and a splash park. Move-ins have begun at the property. Notable listings Listed for the first time, architect John Portman’s own vacation home asks $40 million The horseshoe pool Photography Courtesy of Bartolotti Media The interior, which recalls atrium

At Design Within Reach, a Cast of New Collaborators Calls for Celebration

Last month, on a brisk autumn evening, Design Within Reach invited New York’s design set to its SoHo showroom to celebrate the season—and a number of exclusive collaborations that it ushered in. Local AD PRO Directory members were among the attendees to get a first look at the fall collections, which includes commissioned works by

Martyn Lawrence Bullard’s Latest for the Shade Store Channels Palm Springs Living

Years ago, when Martyn Lawrence Bullard visited Palm Springs for the first time, the English-born, Los Angeles–based designer stayed at the Colony Palms Hotel and Bungalows. The 1930s Spanish colonial retreat was a dreamy introduction to the desert city drenched in midcentury design, and Bullard was immediately smitten. Martyn Lawrence Bullard Photo: Sam Frost c/o