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...

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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....

Globetrotting is all glitz and glamour — once you've finished packing, that is. Wherever you may be jet setting, putting your best foot forward is all in the...

How do you give a new house strength of character? By starting with the land, according to architect Andrea Swan. “Architecture should not outshine the landscape,” she...

Lake homes are beloved for their relaxed appeal, while city abodes bring that element of élan. This waterside residence combines both styles in a forever home that’s...

Mention Costa Rica, and images of rainforests, volcanoes and toucans instantly come to mind. Yet in this small country of outsized biodiversity, nature reveals...

The ethos of the West is inherently wild, rugged and rough around the edges. We tend to idealize this way of life, but I think we can all agree that pastoral and posh...

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...

Light, airy and relaxed is exactly what one Minnesota couple envisioned for their new home on White Bear Lake, a place built for multigenerational gatherings with...

For a Minnesota family, time spent on Florida’s colorful Captiva Island has been a long-held tradition. One of the homeowners began visiting the destination in the...

Impressionist painter Claude Monet once remarked that Venice was “too beautiful to be painted.” But in 1908 he took that sentiment back, producing 37 canvases...

Ahh, the New Year — otherwise known as the good-luck-snagging-gym-equipment time of year. But we have an idea: Instead of attempting to claw your way into a spin class,...

Luxury hospitality used to flex in fairly obvious ways: seductive lobbies that lure you in, luxe bed linens you sank into, bespoke bath amenities that beckoned you to...

Sleeping on Botswana’s Makgadikgadi Salt Pans feels like floating. Tucked inside my warm sleeping bag, I’m sandwiched between two distinct worlds: the lunar-like...

Almost three years after the devastating wildfires on Maui, the island is ready to welcome back visitors for a tropical escape. The Hawaiian destination’s relaxed aloha...

Silver Sands Motel & Beach Bungalows Greenport, New York The first time Alexander Perros turned down Silvermere Road, he was motivated by nothing more than...

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...

Nobody enters the fashion industry in search of stability. The very nature of the industry is change — what’s new and next is what keeps it moving. And yet, it feels...

The goal for this new lake home was serenity, and it began with a spare palette rooted at the palest end of the color spectrum, challenging the notion that all-white...

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...

The first thing you notice when you walk into a restaurant is its style — even if you think you aren’t paying attention, even if your main concern is sitting down to...

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...

We’re itching to get out of the house, but we’re looking for a place that feels like home. This is one of the paradoxes of going to restaurants. Even though...

Of all the museums in New York City, the Frick Collection is the glistening jewel. Housed in a 1914 limestone mansion, it’s a private home filled with old master...

Despite ample evidence to the contrary, outsiders still tend to think of the Twin Cities as flyover country — too cold for comfort, too inland to be interesting, too...

Let’s start with the things Rasmus Munk is not: the world’s best chef is not American. He’s not dressed in an expensive designer T-shirt, and he doesn’t store his jeans...