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"Unseen for Decades!" See the Most Memorable Spaces From House Beautiful's 130-Year History (opens the original)
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In December 1896, Eugene Klapp and Henry Blodgett Harvey published the first issue of a new home magazine, The House Beautiful. “A little money spent with careful thought by people of keen artistic perception will achieve a result which is astonishing,” Harvey wrote in the opening story, “Successful Houses.” Today, 130 years and thousands of issues later, House Beautiful still remains dedicated to creating “successful houses,” while also chronicling and defining the interior design trends that h
Step Inside the Most Iconic Celebrity and Designer Homes House Beautiful Has Ever Featured (opens the original)
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Over our 130 years in print, we’ve featured some memorable homes. When House Beautiful first launched in 1896, our team had a clear vision for the magazine’s legacy: Don’t simply report on trends—set them. That commitment to championing what’s next eventually inspired our popular (and still-running) Next Wave awards nearly a century later. But long before then, the magazine’s pages were already filled with high-profile homes and singular spaces that pushed design forward. From Oscar de la Renta’
13 Throwback Design Trends That Still Look Totally Gorgeous Today (opens the original)
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Trends come and go, but do you know how far back your favorite interior design trends really go? Peel-and-stick tiles popped up in a House Beautiful issue from the ’60s, for example—so no, they actually weren’t invented by the very well-intentioned content creators you see touting them as recent discoveries today. In honor of House Beautiful’s 130th anniversary, we dipped back into the magazine archives—all the way to 1896—to see which home design trends and decorating ideas have stood the test
26 Vintage Bedrooms From Our Archives That We’d Honestly Move Into Tomorrow (opens the original)
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The bedrooms you’d expect to grace the pages of early House Beautiful issues are very much accounted for: yards of silk draped over elegant four-posters, chintz, quilted and tufted coverlets, and no shortage of monogrammed shams. But for every romantic iteration, there’s an equally surprising contemporary moment. Consider the chrome-pipe bed frame Ralph Lauren unveiled in the late ’90s, or the spartan bunk beds—one set for each of the family’s three children—built directly into the walls of a Ch
I Looked Through 130 Years of House Beautiful Issues. These Are the Best Living Rooms Ever Published (opens the original)
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With couches, cozy chairs, daybeds, and even a pouf or two gathered around a coffee table, the most stunning living rooms from the House Beautiful archives were clearly designed for conversation. You can see it in the arrangement of the furniture, the way light filters through the window treatments, and even the art chosen to spark an unexpected discussion. Being together—not side by side, silent and scrolling, but genuinely engaging with another person—is the whole point of a living room. To ce
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