Just as you can learn about a person from the songs they select for a playlist, you can download information about a restaurant and its chef when you take a moment to...

Famed New York City restaurateur Keith McNally is having a moment. His recent book, I Regret Almost Everything, takes us inside his epic restaurants, like Balthazar and...

We love wine — in moderation, of course — for its sense of discovery and tradition, pleasure and celebration. In that regard, it’s much like dressing. Both can be...

Spring brings a renewed energy for connecting with family, friends and community as we shift out of hibernation mode. This year, we're getting serious about our social...

The landmark Kaufmann House on Minneapolis’s Cedar Lake has had a handful of owners since it was built in 1936. Thankfully, all have loved it enough to preserve one of...

Millennia ago, Indigenous cultures across North America — or Turtle Island, as many Native American communities call it — lived in a way we’re yearning to experience...

The magic behind a bottle of wine lies within its origin story — the history of tradition, the hands that brought it from seed to sip and the fact that two wines from...

While many Twin Cities snowbirds escape to Naples, Florida, for the season, one of interior designer Tara Cain’s clients jet sets to destinations all across the...

"Bhutan is a small garden with many flowers,” our travel guide explained on a winding drive through the mountains on the way back to the country’s sole international...

Three well-worn wine bottles stand on a wooden table between an upturned queen conch and half-melted pillar candles flickering in the tradewinds at Sugar Mill, the...

Land endures and, especially in today’s world, lures. Whether it’s the mental breathing room of wide open spaces or the sense of self-sufficiency from maintaining a...

Admittedly, I don’t thrive on beach vacations. Having a fair complexion (think swim shirt territory) isn’t conducive to hours of soaking up the sun, despite my love of...

The team at Grace Hill Design has always believed that the best homes are built around people — how and where they gather, rest, and return again and again. It’s a...

There’s nothing more universal than food. And lately, artists and creators have been using it in surprising and showstopping ways. From sweet treats on a mammoth scale...

The most memorable homes are rarely the result of a single moment of inspiration. Instead, they emerge through relationships built over time, grounded in trust and...

An old home on the lake had always been Anna Otto Shroyer’s dream. When she and her husband first walked through the longest standing abode on White Bear Lake, they...

Midwesterners have long felt a magnetism toward Naples, Florida, with flocks of Minnesota snowbirds making the annual migration to the sophisticated Gulf Coast getaway....

The United States commemorates 250 years in 2026, and there’s no better way to reflect on our country’s past and to manifest our collective hopes for the future than to...

Just as you can learn about a person from the songs they select for a playlist, you can download information about a restaurant and its chef when you take a moment to...

Famed New York City restaurateur Keith McNally is having a moment. His recent book, I Regret Almost Everything, takes us inside his epic restaurants, like Balthazar and...

Millennia ago, Indigenous cultures across North America — or Turtle Island, as many Native American communities call it — lived in a way we’re yearning to experience...

Three well-worn wine bottles stand on a wooden table between an upturned queen conch and half-melted pillar candles flickering in the tradewinds at Sugar Mill, the...

As the world readies for the Winter 2026 Olympics in Milan and Cortina d’Ampezzo, Italy, the spirit of alpine adventure is once again in the air — and on the ice. For...

At first glance, 10,000 square feet might seem like a lot of house. But when scale, proportion and detail are thoughtfully balanced, that volume transforms from grand...

Hospitality — especially in the world of luxury hotels — can be a transformational experience. But for many women who dream of owning a hotel, it is just that: a dream....

I’ll never forget booking a massage at a remote “eco-resort” in Indonesia, only to hear a diesel generator rumbling outside for the duration of the treatment. After...

It’s a bustling Friday evening in a New York City club, and when I take a beat to survey my surroundings, I see a group of women my mother’s age dancing on a table. A...

Playful patterns, electric pastels, beachy nods and sophisticated furnishings fill every corner of this Orlando, Florida, family home. Built in 2015, the...

The story of Minneapolis style can’t be told without MartinPatrick 3. What started in 1994 as a humble interior design studio quickly grew into a full-scale North Loop...

The year was 1943, and Minnesota artist George Morrison bought a one-way train ticket to New York City, forever changing the arc of his artistic life. Now, the...

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Alright alright, I know what you’re thinking. A lifelong horse girl like me touting horse girl style? Groundbreaking. I get it; I’m too obsessed to be objective. But...

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All products featured on ArtfulLiving.com are independently selected by our editors. We may earn commission on items you choose to buy. In Cinderella, little bluebirds...

Sometimes, the right home manages to find you. That was the case for two West Coast natives when they spotted this 1950s American Colonial–style estate in Wayzata. They...