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Outdoor table set for brunch with checkered tablecloth, pastries, fruits, and flowers in a garden setting.
Interiors

Ralph Lauren Home’s Latest Collection Embodies a Coastal Spirit

Meadow Lane features a breezy suite of fabrics, tableware, and accessories that channel seaside ease and the towering hedges of Long Island’s East End
By Ryan Waddoups
Luxury yacht deck featuring a modern outdoor kitchen with bar stools, sofas, and a coffee table in a sunlit setting.
Design

Officine Gullo Debuts Outdoor Kitchens Engineered for Yachts

By Jill Sieracki
Elegant bedroom with a modern bed, decorative pillows, marble side tables, and a stylish pendant light in neutral tones.
Design

Peter Marino Crafts Extraordinary New Textile Collection for Rubelli

By Jacqueline Terrebonne
Outdoor living room with a curved sofa, tropical plants, armchairs, and a view of lush green trees in the background.
Design

Catherine Martin’s Exuberant New Collection for Mokum Takes Cues from Elvis

By Jill Sieracki
Woman in a blue and white dress sitting in a brightly decorated room with blue floral patterns and a view outside.
Interiors

Why Alessandra Branca Loves Her Chicago Townhouse More Than Ever

By Jacqueline Terrebonne
Three models showcasing floral and patterned dresses on a runway, featuring various styles and colors.
Art & Culture

How Fashion Inspired by Tapestry and Upholstery Is Dominating the Runway

By Stephanie Sporn
Furniture with blue and striped upholstery, including an armchair, bench with cushions, and decorative screens.
Design

Robert Kime and Tory Burch Team Up for Japanese-Inspired Textiles

By Jill Sieracki
Black and white geometric patterned fabric swatches arranged side by side on a flat surface.
Design

Designer Mark Cunningham Launches Ethereal, Ceramics-Inspired Textile Collection

By Jacqueline Terrebonne
Person with short dark hair in a blue shirt stands against a red, blue, and yellow color-blocked background.
Art & Culture

Pia Camil

By Lucy Rees
Black and white patterned couch with matching cushions next to a painting of abstract figures.
Design

Pierre Frey's Latest Eye-Catching Fabrics

By Kelly Koester
Pierre Frey’s Eighty Thirty (left) was designed by street artist Toxic; the fabric name celebrates both the company’s 80-year anniversary and the artist’s 30-year career. Reproduced from a painting by Charles Pringuay, Street Dyptique (right), also from Pierre Frey, is a perfect representation of the endless layering of street art.
Design

Bold Textiles Inspired by Graffiti and Urban Art

By Kelly Koester