David Foxley
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- Sep 15, 2026
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Ralph Lauren Home Unveils an Urbane Collection Inspired by the Enduring Appeal of Loft Living (opens the original)
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If you ask Mieke ten Have, impeccability is overrated. “I don’t like rooms that feel predictable,” says the interior designer and stylist. “I’d rather something be weird than perfect.” That old-soul sensibility is precisely what attracted Rejuvenation, the Oregon-based brand known for vintage style lighting and hardware. Looking for a fresh perspective on pattern and color, the company tapped her, a kindred creative spirit, to bring an eclectic approach to their product offerings. For her debut
At This Scenic Upstate New York House the Interiors Have an Anything-Goes SpiritâAll the Way Up to the Chandelier In the Tented Bedroom (opens the original)
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Francesca Bodini already had a pristine Upper East Side apartment. For the country, she wanted to loosen up. Newly divorced, Bodini decided the time had come to create a permanent retreat on her fatherâs nearly 1,000-acre estate in Upstate New York, where she grew up spending bucolic weekends and summers. Here, Bodini was pining for neither a laborious undertaking nor a museum-like showplace. âI wanted everything to be chill for my kids and the dogs,â says the mother of three school-age ch
Queen Victoriaâs Dining Chairs and a Bronze Cat Faucet Create the âRight Mix of Weirdnessâ in This 1920s LA Home (opens the original)
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The property was purchased in a matter of minutes over FaceTime, yet the careful restoration process unfolded over many years. Even before stepping foot in their Spanish Colonial Revivalâstyle residence in Los Angelesâs Hancock Park, its new ownersâor âstewards,â as they prefer to call themselvesâknew that preserving the 1928 homeâs historical integrity was paramount. To make it their own, the wife, a former beauty executive, and her husband, a film and television producer, enliste
Queen Victoria’s Dining Chairs and a Bronze Cat Faucet Create the “Right Mix of Weirdness” in This 1920s LA Home (opens the original)
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Barry Fox and June Street Architecture helped their clients thoughtfully personalize the historic Hancock Park house
Newlyweds Paul Wesley and Natalie Kuckenburg Used One-of-a-Kind Pieces to Create a Quintessential Downtown New York Apartment (opens the original)
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For Paul Wesley, living in New York was never a question of if, but when. The actor best known as Stefan in The Vampire Diaries series and who is set to return as James T. Kirk in season four of Star Trek: Strange New Worlds premiering this week, grew up in New Jersey and began spending time in Manhattan in his teens. “It’s always been my playground,” he says of the city. So when the opportunity arose to put down permanent roots in a two-story downtown loft, he and his wife, model and entreprene
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