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On the top floor of a Brooklyn brownstone, #AD100 iconoclast @markgrattan has realized an immersive feat of contemporary design—and by hand no less—reimagining every surface and crafting every piece of furniture himself.

Tour his home and design laboratory on the cover of our Breakthrough Performances issue at the link in bio. Photography @maureenme; Interior Styling @dorciakelley; Fashion Styling @tiffanistyles; Words @samuelcochran

On the top floor of a Brooklyn brownstone, #AD100 iconoclast @markgrattan has realized an immersive feat of contemporary design—and by hand no less—reimagining every surface and crafting every piece of furniture himself.

Tour his home and design laboratory on the cover of our Breakthrough Performances issue at the link in bio. Photography @maureenme; Interior Styling @dorciakelley; Fashion Styling @tiffanistyles; Words @samuelcochran

On the top floor of a Brooklyn brownstone, #AD100 iconoclast @markgrattan has realized an immersive feat of contemporary design—and by hand no less—reimagining every surface and crafting every piece of furniture himself.

Tour his home and design laboratory on the cover of our Breakthrough Performances issue at the link in bio. Photography @maureenme; Interior Styling @dorciakelley; Fashion Styling @tiffanistyles; Words @samuelcochran

On the top floor of a Brooklyn brownstone, #AD100 iconoclast @markgrattan has realized an immersive feat of contemporary design—and by hand no less—reimagining every surface and crafting every piece of furniture himself.

Tour his home and design laboratory on the cover of our Breakthrough Performances issue at the link in bio. Photography @maureenme; Interior Styling @dorciakelley; Fashion Styling @tiffanistyles; Words @samuelcochran

"It was romance over practicality,” says homeowner Michael Lewis of the 14th-century French château he bought with just three days' notice. Lewis enlisted architect Brandon Quattrone (@bquattro) and interior designer Isadora Lim (@isadoralimdesign) to turn the sprawling estate into a family home that feels intimate and cozy, but still light and airy.

Tour the home at the link in bio. Photography @grantlegan; Words @cokhio

"It was romance over practicality,” says homeowner Michael Lewis of the 14th-century French château he bought with just three days' notice. Lewis enlisted architect Brandon Quattrone (@bquattro) and interior designer Isadora Lim (@isadoralimdesign) to turn the sprawling estate into a family home that feels intimate and cozy, but still light and airy.

Tour the home at the link in bio. Photography @grantlegan; Words @cokhio

"It was romance over practicality,” says homeowner Michael Lewis of the 14th-century French château he bought with just three days' notice. Lewis enlisted architect Brandon Quattrone (@bquattro) and interior designer Isadora Lim (@isadoralimdesign) to turn the sprawling estate into a family home that feels intimate and cozy, but still light and airy.

Tour the home at the link in bio. Photography @grantlegan; Words @cokhio

"It was romance over practicality,” says homeowner Michael Lewis of the 14th-century French château he bought with just three days' notice. Lewis enlisted architect Brandon Quattrone (@bquattro) and interior designer Isadora Lim (@isadoralimdesign) to turn the sprawling estate into a family home that feels intimate and cozy, but still light and airy.

Tour the home at the link in bio. Photography @grantlegan; Words @cokhio

"It was romance over practicality,” says homeowner Michael Lewis of the 14th-century French château he bought with just three days' notice. Lewis enlisted architect Brandon Quattrone (@bquattro) and interior designer Isadora Lim (@isadoralimdesign) to turn the sprawling estate into a family home that feels intimate and cozy, but still light and airy.

Tour the home at the link in bio. Photography @grantlegan; Words @cokhio

In Las Vegas, a new wave of entertainers are snapping up time-capsule residences and reimagining them with flamboyant decor that keeps the kitschy ethos of the city alive, one velvet wall and mirrored ceiling at a time.

Tour the eccentric homes of three modern Vegas showgirls at the link in bio. Photography @meghanmarin; Words @zoeygotowriter

In Las Vegas, a new wave of entertainers are snapping up time-capsule residences and reimagining them with flamboyant decor that keeps the kitschy ethos of the city alive, one velvet wall and mirrored ceiling at a time.

Tour the eccentric homes of three modern Vegas showgirls at the link in bio. Photography @meghanmarin; Words @zoeygotowriter

In Las Vegas, a new wave of entertainers are snapping up time-capsule residences and reimagining them with flamboyant decor that keeps the kitschy ethos of the city alive, one velvet wall and mirrored ceiling at a time.

Tour the eccentric homes of three modern Vegas showgirls at the link in bio. Photography @meghanmarin; Words @zoeygotowriter

In Las Vegas, a new wave of entertainers are snapping up time-capsule residences and reimagining them with flamboyant decor that keeps the kitschy ethos of the city alive, one velvet wall and mirrored ceiling at a time.

Tour the eccentric homes of three modern Vegas showgirls at the link in bio. Photography @meghanmarin; Words @zoeygotowriter

In Las Vegas, a new wave of entertainers are snapping up time-capsule residences and reimagining them with flamboyant decor that keeps the kitschy ethos of the city alive, one velvet wall and mirrored ceiling at a time.

Tour the eccentric homes of three modern Vegas showgirls at the link in bio. Photography @meghanmarin; Words @zoeygotowriter

In Las Vegas, a new wave of entertainers are snapping up time-capsule residences and reimagining them with flamboyant decor that keeps the kitschy ethos of the city alive, one velvet wall and mirrored ceiling at a time.

Tour the eccentric homes of three modern Vegas showgirls at the link in bio. Photography @meghanmarin; Words @zoeygotowriter

In Las Vegas, a new wave of entertainers are snapping up time-capsule residences and reimagining them with flamboyant decor that keeps the kitschy ethos of the city alive, one velvet wall and mirrored ceiling at a time.

Tour the eccentric homes of three modern Vegas showgirls at the link in bio. Photography @meghanmarin; Words @zoeygotowriter

Leave it to a @loropiana exec to create an apartment that is as chic as it is cozy. Katherine Schlosstein, vice president of marketing and communications for the luxury brand, leaned on friends Allen Philip Robinson (@allen_philip_architecture) and Dara Stern (@darastern) to help her rethink a prewar duplex apartment on the Upper East Side. The duo helped Schlosstein achieve her requested environment, pairing a neutral palette with playful accents to spotlight her artwork while maintaining the right amount of warmth.

Tour the fashionable apartment at the link in bio. Photography @timlenzphoto; Interior Styling @michaelreynoldsnyc; Words @kellydawsonwrites

Leave it to a @loropiana exec to create an apartment that is as chic as it is cozy. Katherine Schlosstein, vice president of marketing and communications for the luxury brand, leaned on friends Allen Philip Robinson (@allen_philip_architecture) and Dara Stern (@darastern) to help her rethink a prewar duplex apartment on the Upper East Side. The duo helped Schlosstein achieve her requested environment, pairing a neutral palette with playful accents to spotlight her artwork while maintaining the right amount of warmth.

Tour the fashionable apartment at the link in bio. Photography @timlenzphoto; Interior Styling @michaelreynoldsnyc; Words @kellydawsonwrites

Leave it to a @loropiana exec to create an apartment that is as chic as it is cozy. Katherine Schlosstein, vice president of marketing and communications for the luxury brand, leaned on friends Allen Philip Robinson (@allen_philip_architecture) and Dara Stern (@darastern) to help her rethink a prewar duplex apartment on the Upper East Side. The duo helped Schlosstein achieve her requested environment, pairing a neutral palette with playful accents to spotlight her artwork while maintaining the right amount of warmth.

Tour the fashionable apartment at the link in bio. Photography @timlenzphoto; Interior Styling @michaelreynoldsnyc; Words @kellydawsonwrites

Leave it to a @loropiana exec to create an apartment that is as chic as it is cozy. Katherine Schlosstein, vice president of marketing and communications for the luxury brand, leaned on friends Allen Philip Robinson (@allen_philip_architecture) and Dara Stern (@darastern) to help her rethink a prewar duplex apartment on the Upper East Side. The duo helped Schlosstein achieve her requested environment, pairing a neutral palette with playful accents to spotlight her artwork while maintaining the right amount of warmth.

Tour the fashionable apartment at the link in bio. Photography @timlenzphoto; Interior Styling @michaelreynoldsnyc; Words @kellydawsonwrites

Leave it to a @loropiana exec to create an apartment that is as chic as it is cozy. Katherine Schlosstein, vice president of marketing and communications for the luxury brand, leaned on friends Allen Philip Robinson (@allen_philip_architecture) and Dara Stern (@darastern) to help her rethink a prewar duplex apartment on the Upper East Side. The duo helped Schlosstein achieve her requested environment, pairing a neutral palette with playful accents to spotlight her artwork while maintaining the right amount of warmth.

Tour the fashionable apartment at the link in bio. Photography @timlenzphoto; Interior Styling @michaelreynoldsnyc; Words @kellydawsonwrites

“It’s very much a stage set,” says interior designer @bryangraybill of his 1950s Sag Harbor home. He transformed the space into a warehouse-inspired domestic retreat with the help of architecture firm @historicalconcepts. Graybill’s decor centers around art that speaks of the past, ceiling fixtures and miniskirt curtains that recall Eastern European cafés, flashes of florals and delicious colors, from fondant-pale to mossy tones.

Revisit the home and shop the look at the link in bio. Photography @ericpiasecki; Interior Styling @helencrowther; Words @mrmitchowens

“It’s very much a stage set,” says interior designer @bryangraybill of his 1950s Sag Harbor home. He transformed the space into a warehouse-inspired domestic retreat with the help of architecture firm @historicalconcepts. Graybill’s decor centers around art that speaks of the past, ceiling fixtures and miniskirt curtains that recall Eastern European cafés, flashes of florals and delicious colors, from fondant-pale to mossy tones.

Revisit the home and shop the look at the link in bio. Photography @ericpiasecki; Interior Styling @helencrowther; Words @mrmitchowens

“It’s very much a stage set,” says interior designer @bryangraybill of his 1950s Sag Harbor home. He transformed the space into a warehouse-inspired domestic retreat with the help of architecture firm @historicalconcepts. Graybill’s decor centers around art that speaks of the past, ceiling fixtures and miniskirt curtains that recall Eastern European cafés, flashes of florals and delicious colors, from fondant-pale to mossy tones.

Revisit the home and shop the look at the link in bio. Photography @ericpiasecki; Interior Styling @helencrowther; Words @mrmitchowens

“It’s very much a stage set,” says interior designer @bryangraybill of his 1950s Sag Harbor home. He transformed the space into a warehouse-inspired domestic retreat with the help of architecture firm @historicalconcepts. Graybill’s decor centers around art that speaks of the past, ceiling fixtures and miniskirt curtains that recall Eastern European cafés, flashes of florals and delicious colors, from fondant-pale to mossy tones.

Revisit the home and shop the look at the link in bio. Photography @ericpiasecki; Interior Styling @helencrowther; Words @mrmitchowens

“It’s very much a stage set,” says interior designer @bryangraybill of his 1950s Sag Harbor home. He transformed the space into a warehouse-inspired domestic retreat with the help of architecture firm @historicalconcepts. Graybill’s decor centers around art that speaks of the past, ceiling fixtures and miniskirt curtains that recall Eastern European cafés, flashes of florals and delicious colors, from fondant-pale to mossy tones.

Revisit the home and shop the look at the link in bio. Photography @ericpiasecki; Interior Styling @helencrowther; Words @mrmitchowens

When architect Daniel Fagerberg (@d_fagerberg) was tasked with creating a country home in Sweden for his botanist mother, he aimed to honor the intricacies of the flora and fauna that she has “dedicated her entire life to studying,” while paying homage to the cozy, light-wooded interiors that Scandinavian cottages are known for. The resulting structure is part Gothic cathedral—with its swooping, arched ceilings—and part dollhouse.

Tour the unconventional home at the link in bio. Photography Andrea Singer; Words Gala Mora

When architect Daniel Fagerberg (@d_fagerberg) was tasked with creating a country home in Sweden for his botanist mother, he aimed to honor the intricacies of the flora and fauna that she has “dedicated her entire life to studying,” while paying homage to the cozy, light-wooded interiors that Scandinavian cottages are known for. The resulting structure is part Gothic cathedral—with its swooping, arched ceilings—and part dollhouse.

Tour the unconventional home at the link in bio. Photography Andrea Singer; Words Gala Mora

When architect Daniel Fagerberg (@d_fagerberg) was tasked with creating a country home in Sweden for his botanist mother, he aimed to honor the intricacies of the flora and fauna that she has “dedicated her entire life to studying,” while paying homage to the cozy, light-wooded interiors that Scandinavian cottages are known for. The resulting structure is part Gothic cathedral—with its swooping, arched ceilings—and part dollhouse.

Tour the unconventional home at the link in bio. Photography Andrea Singer; Words Gala Mora

When architect Daniel Fagerberg (@d_fagerberg) was tasked with creating a country home in Sweden for his botanist mother, he aimed to honor the intricacies of the flora and fauna that she has “dedicated her entire life to studying,” while paying homage to the cozy, light-wooded interiors that Scandinavian cottages are known for. The resulting structure is part Gothic cathedral—with its swooping, arched ceilings—and part dollhouse.

Tour the unconventional home at the link in bio. Photography Andrea Singer; Words Gala Mora

When architect Daniel Fagerberg (@d_fagerberg) was tasked with creating a country home in Sweden for his botanist mother, he aimed to honor the intricacies of the flora and fauna that she has “dedicated her entire life to studying,” while paying homage to the cozy, light-wooded interiors that Scandinavian cottages are known for. The resulting structure is part Gothic cathedral—with its swooping, arched ceilings—and part dollhouse.

Tour the unconventional home at the link in bio. Photography Andrea Singer; Words Gala Mora

The 2026 #MetGala celebrated the @metmuseum’s spring exhibition, “Costume Art,” with a coinciding “Fashion is Art” dress code, proving that the two are intrinsically intertwined. As guests arrived on the red carpet, our editors matched some of the looks from the evening with the famous works of art they evoke.

See more at the link in bio. Photography @bucknerphoto, @gettyimages, @mlcoppola, @dimitrioskphoto, @iamjmccarthy, @angelaweissphoto and Klaus-Dieter Heirler

The 2026 #MetGala celebrated the @metmuseum’s spring exhibition, “Costume Art,” with a coinciding “Fashion is Art” dress code, proving that the two are intrinsically intertwined. As guests arrived on the red carpet, our editors matched some of the looks from the evening with the famous works of art they evoke.

See more at the link in bio. Photography @bucknerphoto, @gettyimages, @mlcoppola, @dimitrioskphoto, @iamjmccarthy, @angelaweissphoto and Klaus-Dieter Heirler

The 2026 #MetGala celebrated the @metmuseum’s spring exhibition, “Costume Art,” with a coinciding “Fashion is Art” dress code, proving that the two are intrinsically intertwined. As guests arrived on the red carpet, our editors matched some of the looks from the evening with the famous works of art they evoke.

See more at the link in bio. Photography @bucknerphoto, @gettyimages, @mlcoppola, @dimitrioskphoto, @iamjmccarthy, @angelaweissphoto and Klaus-Dieter Heirler

The 2026 #MetGala celebrated the @metmuseum’s spring exhibition, “Costume Art,” with a coinciding “Fashion is Art” dress code, proving that the two are intrinsically intertwined. As guests arrived on the red carpet, our editors matched some of the looks from the evening with the famous works of art they evoke.

See more at the link in bio. Photography @bucknerphoto, @gettyimages, @mlcoppola, @dimitrioskphoto, @iamjmccarthy, @angelaweissphoto and Klaus-Dieter Heirler

The 2026 #MetGala celebrated the @metmuseum’s spring exhibition, “Costume Art,” with a coinciding “Fashion is Art” dress code, proving that the two are intrinsically intertwined. As guests arrived on the red carpet, our editors matched some of the looks from the evening with the famous works of art they evoke.

See more at the link in bio. Photography @bucknerphoto, @gettyimages, @mlcoppola, @dimitrioskphoto, @iamjmccarthy, @angelaweissphoto and Klaus-Dieter Heirler

The 2026 #MetGala celebrated the @metmuseum’s spring exhibition, “Costume Art,” with a coinciding “Fashion is Art” dress code, proving that the two are intrinsically intertwined. As guests arrived on the red carpet, our editors matched some of the looks from the evening with the famous works of art they evoke.

See more at the link in bio. Photography @bucknerphoto, @gettyimages, @mlcoppola, @dimitrioskphoto, @iamjmccarthy, @angelaweissphoto and Klaus-Dieter Heirler

The 2026 #MetGala celebrated the @metmuseum’s spring exhibition, “Costume Art,” with a coinciding “Fashion is Art” dress code, proving that the two are intrinsically intertwined. As guests arrived on the red carpet, our editors matched some of the looks from the evening with the famous works of art they evoke.

See more at the link in bio. Photography @bucknerphoto, @gettyimages, @mlcoppola, @dimitrioskphoto, @iamjmccarthy, @angelaweissphoto and Klaus-Dieter Heirler

The 2026 #MetGala celebrated the @metmuseum’s spring exhibition, “Costume Art,” with a coinciding “Fashion is Art” dress code, proving that the two are intrinsically intertwined. As guests arrived on the red carpet, our editors matched some of the looks from the evening with the famous works of art they evoke.

See more at the link in bio. Photography @bucknerphoto, @gettyimages, @mlcoppola, @dimitrioskphoto, @iamjmccarthy, @angelaweissphoto and Klaus-Dieter Heirler

The 2026 #MetGala celebrated the @metmuseum’s spring exhibition, “Costume Art,” with a coinciding “Fashion is Art” dress code, proving that the two are intrinsically intertwined. As guests arrived on the red carpet, our editors matched some of the looks from the evening with the famous works of art they evoke.

See more at the link in bio. Photography @bucknerphoto, @gettyimages, @mlcoppola, @dimitrioskphoto, @iamjmccarthy, @angelaweissphoto and Klaus-Dieter Heirler

The 2026 #MetGala celebrated the @metmuseum’s spring exhibition, “Costume Art,” with a coinciding “Fashion is Art” dress code, proving that the two are intrinsically intertwined. As guests arrived on the red carpet, our editors matched some of the looks from the evening with the famous works of art they evoke.

See more at the link in bio. Photography @bucknerphoto, @gettyimages, @mlcoppola, @dimitrioskphoto, @iamjmccarthy, @angelaweissphoto and Klaus-Dieter Heirler

The 2026 #MetGala celebrated the @metmuseum’s spring exhibition, “Costume Art,” with a coinciding “Fashion is Art” dress code, proving that the two are intrinsically intertwined. As guests arrived on the red carpet, our editors matched some of the looks from the evening with the famous works of art they evoke.

See more at the link in bio. Photography @bucknerphoto, @gettyimages, @mlcoppola, @dimitrioskphoto, @iamjmccarthy, @angelaweissphoto and Klaus-Dieter Heirler

The 2026 #MetGala celebrated the @metmuseum’s spring exhibition, “Costume Art,” with a coinciding “Fashion is Art” dress code, proving that the two are intrinsically intertwined. As guests arrived on the red carpet, our editors matched some of the looks from the evening with the famous works of art they evoke.

See more at the link in bio. Photography @bucknerphoto, @gettyimages, @mlcoppola, @dimitrioskphoto, @iamjmccarthy, @angelaweissphoto and Klaus-Dieter Heirler

Today, the #MetGala celebrates the opening of the Costume Institute’s spring exhibition with a themed evening and dress code. What began in 1948 as a fundraiser for the Metropolitan Museum of Art’s Costume Institute has become a yearly spectacle of fashion that’s part of the cultural zeitgeist. Most importantly, the event raises eight-figure sums for the Anna Wintour Costume Institute, helping it maintain and grow the largest fashion collection in the world.

Explore the evolution of the Met Gala at the link in bio. Photography @mclisnet; Eric Boman; Richard Corkery; @johnshearer; @robert_fairer; Words @stampness

Today, the #MetGala celebrates the opening of the Costume Institute’s spring exhibition with a themed evening and dress code. What began in 1948 as a fundraiser for the Metropolitan Museum of Art’s Costume Institute has become a yearly spectacle of fashion that’s part of the cultural zeitgeist. Most importantly, the event raises eight-figure sums for the Anna Wintour Costume Institute, helping it maintain and grow the largest fashion collection in the world.

Explore the evolution of the Met Gala at the link in bio. Photography @mclisnet; Eric Boman; Richard Corkery; @johnshearer; @robert_fairer; Words @stampness

Today, the #MetGala celebrates the opening of the Costume Institute’s spring exhibition with a themed evening and dress code. What began in 1948 as a fundraiser for the Metropolitan Museum of Art’s Costume Institute has become a yearly spectacle of fashion that’s part of the cultural zeitgeist. Most importantly, the event raises eight-figure sums for the Anna Wintour Costume Institute, helping it maintain and grow the largest fashion collection in the world.

Explore the evolution of the Met Gala at the link in bio. Photography @mclisnet; Eric Boman; Richard Corkery; @johnshearer; @robert_fairer; Words @stampness

Today, the #MetGala celebrates the opening of the Costume Institute’s spring exhibition with a themed evening and dress code. What began in 1948 as a fundraiser for the Metropolitan Museum of Art’s Costume Institute has become a yearly spectacle of fashion that’s part of the cultural zeitgeist. Most importantly, the event raises eight-figure sums for the Anna Wintour Costume Institute, helping it maintain and grow the largest fashion collection in the world.

Explore the evolution of the Met Gala at the link in bio. Photography @mclisnet; Eric Boman; Richard Corkery; @johnshearer; @robert_fairer; Words @stampness

Today, the #MetGala celebrates the opening of the Costume Institute’s spring exhibition with a themed evening and dress code. What began in 1948 as a fundraiser for the Metropolitan Museum of Art’s Costume Institute has become a yearly spectacle of fashion that’s part of the cultural zeitgeist. Most importantly, the event raises eight-figure sums for the Anna Wintour Costume Institute, helping it maintain and grow the largest fashion collection in the world.

Explore the evolution of the Met Gala at the link in bio. Photography @mclisnet; Eric Boman; Richard Corkery; @johnshearer; @robert_fairer; Words @stampness

“I didn’t want to impose a new vision but instead rediscover the energy already present,” explains @alineasmardamman on transforming Palazzo Donà Giovannelli into the new @orientexpress.venezia, which includes 47 guest rooms, six suites, and two apartment-style units. D’Amman revived original features of the historic space while enlivening the hotel by adding richly figured marbles, plush velvets, bright silks, and burnished brass—a palette that evokes the golden age of rail travel.

Tour the hotel at the link in bio. Photography @giulioghirardistudio; Interior Styling @sarahdebeaumont; Words @alessandrapellegrino

“I didn’t want to impose a new vision but instead rediscover the energy already present,” explains @alineasmardamman on transforming Palazzo Donà Giovannelli into the new @orientexpress.venezia, which includes 47 guest rooms, six suites, and two apartment-style units. D’Amman revived original features of the historic space while enlivening the hotel by adding richly figured marbles, plush velvets, bright silks, and burnished brass—a palette that evokes the golden age of rail travel.

Tour the hotel at the link in bio. Photography @giulioghirardistudio; Interior Styling @sarahdebeaumont; Words @alessandrapellegrino

“I didn’t want to impose a new vision but instead rediscover the energy already present,” explains @alineasmardamman on transforming Palazzo Donà Giovannelli into the new @orientexpress.venezia, which includes 47 guest rooms, six suites, and two apartment-style units. D’Amman revived original features of the historic space while enlivening the hotel by adding richly figured marbles, plush velvets, bright silks, and burnished brass—a palette that evokes the golden age of rail travel.

Tour the hotel at the link in bio. Photography @giulioghirardistudio; Interior Styling @sarahdebeaumont; Words @alessandrapellegrino

“I didn’t want to impose a new vision but instead rediscover the energy already present,” explains @alineasmardamman on transforming Palazzo Donà Giovannelli into the new @orientexpress.venezia, which includes 47 guest rooms, six suites, and two apartment-style units. D’Amman revived original features of the historic space while enlivening the hotel by adding richly figured marbles, plush velvets, bright silks, and burnished brass—a palette that evokes the golden age of rail travel.

Tour the hotel at the link in bio. Photography @giulioghirardistudio; Interior Styling @sarahdebeaumont; Words @alessandrapellegrino

“I didn’t want to impose a new vision but instead rediscover the energy already present,” explains @alineasmardamman on transforming Palazzo Donà Giovannelli into the new @orientexpress.venezia, which includes 47 guest rooms, six suites, and two apartment-style units. D’Amman revived original features of the historic space while enlivening the hotel by adding richly figured marbles, plush velvets, bright silks, and burnished brass—a palette that evokes the golden age of rail travel.

Tour the hotel at the link in bio. Photography @giulioghirardistudio; Interior Styling @sarahdebeaumont; Words @alessandrapellegrino

Danish architect David Thulstrup (@studiodavidthulstrup) recently completed a total update to a historic Pacific Heights house, his first residential project in the U.S.

The clients shared a passion for Asian art, with a particular interest in Buddhism. They wanted their home to explore that ethos through a distinctly contemporary lens.

Thulstrup undertook a gut renovation, opening up the house’s four floors (previously, in his words, “a labyrinth”) and adding a rear extension, with broad windows to frame views of the city and bay. “It was about creating clarity and calmness through a very detailed, minimal language,” he says. Tap the link in bio to see more, via @archdigest.

Photos: @robertrieger

Danish architect David Thulstrup (@studiodavidthulstrup) recently completed a total update to a historic Pacific Heights house, his first residential project in the U.S.

The clients shared a passion for Asian art, with a particular interest in Buddhism. They wanted their home to explore that ethos through a distinctly contemporary lens.

Thulstrup undertook a gut renovation, opening up the house’s four floors (previously, in his words, “a labyrinth”) and adding a rear extension, with broad windows to frame views of the city and bay. “It was about creating clarity and calmness through a very detailed, minimal language,” he says. Tap the link in bio to see more, via @archdigest.

Photos: @robertrieger

Danish architect David Thulstrup (@studiodavidthulstrup) recently completed a total update to a historic Pacific Heights house, his first residential project in the U.S.

The clients shared a passion for Asian art, with a particular interest in Buddhism. They wanted their home to explore that ethos through a distinctly contemporary lens.

Thulstrup undertook a gut renovation, opening up the house’s four floors (previously, in his words, “a labyrinth”) and adding a rear extension, with broad windows to frame views of the city and bay. “It was about creating clarity and calmness through a very detailed, minimal language,” he says. Tap the link in bio to see more, via @archdigest.

Photos: @robertrieger

Danish architect David Thulstrup (@studiodavidthulstrup) recently completed a total update to a historic Pacific Heights house, his first residential project in the U.S.

The clients shared a passion for Asian art, with a particular interest in Buddhism. They wanted their home to explore that ethos through a distinctly contemporary lens.

Thulstrup undertook a gut renovation, opening up the house’s four floors (previously, in his words, “a labyrinth”) and adding a rear extension, with broad windows to frame views of the city and bay. “It was about creating clarity and calmness through a very detailed, minimal language,” he says. Tap the link in bio to see more, via @archdigest.

Photos: @robertrieger

Danish architect David Thulstrup (@studiodavidthulstrup) recently completed a total update to a historic Pacific Heights house, his first residential project in the U.S.

The clients shared a passion for Asian art, with a particular interest in Buddhism. They wanted their home to explore that ethos through a distinctly contemporary lens.

Thulstrup undertook a gut renovation, opening up the house’s four floors (previously, in his words, “a labyrinth”) and adding a rear extension, with broad windows to frame views of the city and bay. “It was about creating clarity and calmness through a very detailed, minimal language,” he says. Tap the link in bio to see more, via @archdigest.

Photos: @robertrieger

Danish architect David Thulstrup (@studiodavidthulstrup) recently completed a total update to a historic Pacific Heights house, his first residential project in the U.S.

The clients shared a passion for Asian art, with a particular interest in Buddhism. They wanted their home to explore that ethos through a distinctly contemporary lens.

Thulstrup undertook a gut renovation, opening up the house’s four floors (previously, in his words, “a labyrinth”) and adding a rear extension, with broad windows to frame views of the city and bay. “It was about creating clarity and calmness through a very detailed, minimal language,” he says. Tap the link in bio to see more, via @archdigest.

Photos: @robertrieger

Danish architect David Thulstrup (@studiodavidthulstrup) recently completed a total update to a historic Pacific Heights house, his first residential project in the U.S.

The clients shared a passion for Asian art, with a particular interest in Buddhism. They wanted their home to explore that ethos through a distinctly contemporary lens.

Thulstrup undertook a gut renovation, opening up the house’s four floors (previously, in his words, “a labyrinth”) and adding a rear extension, with broad windows to frame views of the city and bay. “It was about creating clarity and calmness through a very detailed, minimal language,” he says. Tap the link in bio to see more, via @archdigest.

Photos: @robertrieger

Danish architect David Thulstrup (@studiodavidthulstrup) recently completed a total update to a historic Pacific Heights house, his first residential project in the U.S.

The clients shared a passion for Asian art, with a particular interest in Buddhism. They wanted their home to explore that ethos through a distinctly contemporary lens.

Thulstrup undertook a gut renovation, opening up the house’s four floors (previously, in his words, “a labyrinth”) and adding a rear extension, with broad windows to frame views of the city and bay. “It was about creating clarity and calmness through a very detailed, minimal language,” he says. Tap the link in bio to see more, via @archdigest.

Photos: @robertrieger

Danish architect David Thulstrup (@studiodavidthulstrup) recently completed a total update to a historic Pacific Heights house, his first residential project in the U.S.

The clients shared a passion for Asian art, with a particular interest in Buddhism. They wanted their home to explore that ethos through a distinctly contemporary lens.

Thulstrup undertook a gut renovation, opening up the house’s four floors (previously, in his words, “a labyrinth”) and adding a rear extension, with broad windows to frame views of the city and bay. “It was about creating clarity and calmness through a very detailed, minimal language,” he says. Tap the link in bio to see more, via @archdigest.

Photos: @robertrieger

“We had to get bigger and better,” says "The Devil Wears Prada 2" production designer Jess Gonchor of revamping the set pieces originally seen in the iconic 2006 blockbuster. The sets, constructed on a soundstage at the Kaufman Astoria Studios in Queens, were about eight times bigger compared to the original production. The film features Miranda Priestly’s original townhouse, an updated Midtown Manhattan office space, and a brand new apartment for @annehathaway’s Andy Sachs.

Read more at the link in bio. Photography @macallpolay; Words Mara Reinstein

“We had to get bigger and better,” says "The Devil Wears Prada 2" production designer Jess Gonchor of revamping the set pieces originally seen in the iconic 2006 blockbuster. The sets, constructed on a soundstage at the Kaufman Astoria Studios in Queens, were about eight times bigger compared to the original production. The film features Miranda Priestly’s original townhouse, an updated Midtown Manhattan office space, and a brand new apartment for @annehathaway’s Andy Sachs.

Read more at the link in bio. Photography @macallpolay; Words Mara Reinstein

“We had to get bigger and better,” says "The Devil Wears Prada 2" production designer Jess Gonchor of revamping the set pieces originally seen in the iconic 2006 blockbuster. The sets, constructed on a soundstage at the Kaufman Astoria Studios in Queens, were about eight times bigger compared to the original production. The film features Miranda Priestly’s original townhouse, an updated Midtown Manhattan office space, and a brand new apartment for @annehathaway’s Andy Sachs.

Read more at the link in bio. Photography @macallpolay; Words Mara Reinstein

“We had to get bigger and better,” says "The Devil Wears Prada 2" production designer Jess Gonchor of revamping the set pieces originally seen in the iconic 2006 blockbuster. The sets, constructed on a soundstage at the Kaufman Astoria Studios in Queens, were about eight times bigger compared to the original production. The film features Miranda Priestly’s original townhouse, an updated Midtown Manhattan office space, and a brand new apartment for @annehathaway’s Andy Sachs.

Read more at the link in bio. Photography @macallpolay; Words Mara Reinstein

“We had to get bigger and better,” says "The Devil Wears Prada 2" production designer Jess Gonchor of revamping the set pieces originally seen in the iconic 2006 blockbuster. The sets, constructed on a soundstage at the Kaufman Astoria Studios in Queens, were about eight times bigger compared to the original production. The film features Miranda Priestly’s original townhouse, an updated Midtown Manhattan office space, and a brand new apartment for @annehathaway’s Andy Sachs.

Read more at the link in bio. Photography @macallpolay; Words Mara Reinstein

In honor of @thetimmcgraw's birthday, we're revisiting the country music star’s Bahamas home he shares with wife, Faith Hill. The creative couple turned to Bobby McAlpine and Greg Tankersley of @mcalpinehouse to design an idyllic and rejuvenating paradise.

Revisit the island getaway at the link in bio. Photography @wabranowicz; Words Lauren Waterman

In honor of @thetimmcgraw's birthday, we're revisiting the country music star’s Bahamas home he shares with wife, Faith Hill. The creative couple turned to Bobby McAlpine and Greg Tankersley of @mcalpinehouse to design an idyllic and rejuvenating paradise.

Revisit the island getaway at the link in bio. Photography @wabranowicz; Words Lauren Waterman

In honor of @thetimmcgraw's birthday, we're revisiting the country music star’s Bahamas home he shares with wife, Faith Hill. The creative couple turned to Bobby McAlpine and Greg Tankersley of @mcalpinehouse to design an idyllic and rejuvenating paradise.

Revisit the island getaway at the link in bio. Photography @wabranowicz; Words Lauren Waterman

In honor of @thetimmcgraw's birthday, we're revisiting the country music star’s Bahamas home he shares with wife, Faith Hill. The creative couple turned to Bobby McAlpine and Greg Tankersley of @mcalpinehouse to design an idyllic and rejuvenating paradise.

Revisit the island getaway at the link in bio. Photography @wabranowicz; Words Lauren Waterman

In honor of @thetimmcgraw's birthday, we're revisiting the country music star’s Bahamas home he shares with wife, Faith Hill. The creative couple turned to Bobby McAlpine and Greg Tankersley of @mcalpinehouse to design an idyllic and rejuvenating paradise.

Revisit the island getaway at the link in bio. Photography @wabranowicz; Words Lauren Waterman