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You’re Invited to Explore Charleston’s Rich Design Traditions with VERANDA (opens the original)
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With its historic architecture, preservation traditions, Lowcountry cuisine, and electric arts and culture scene, Charleston, South Carolina, has a magnetic lure. Whether you have visited many times or have never been, design lovers are in luck: VERANDA is heading to the coastal city February 3–6, 2027, for three beautiful days of exploration and discovery—and you're invited! Our Charleston Field Trip will kick off with a welcome reception at The Cooper, which opened earlier this year and is the
The St. Regis New York Just Unveiled Stunning New Rooms—and a Tennis Butler for the U.S. Open (opens the original)
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Any fan of Julian Fellowes’s The Gilded Age on HBO has probably dreamed of life in a Fifth Avenue mansion—with all the Beaux Arts–style architecture and royal-level service but without the dark Victorian finishes, ornate patterning, and heavy palettes. For guests staying at The St. Regis New York, those fantasies become nearly real, thanks to a thoughtful redesign of its guest rooms and suites that completes a total overhaul of the 122-year-old hotel. On a recent business trip to New York, I had
This Palm Beach Jewel Box Flips the Script on the Traditional Beach Cottage (opens the original)
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“Palm Beach is a lot of things— but it’s always a fantasy,” reflects Bobby McAlpine, the renowned architect who has reshaped the American residential landscape with his unique and imaginative approach, on the tony South Florida enclave. “You can take advantage of that in designing a second home,” he says. Otherwise, “you’re not tapping into the romance of why you’re there to begin with.” Despite the breadth of his portfolio, McAlpine had never designed a new home in Palm Beach, long considered b
This Landscape Designer Says We’ve Been Planting Mint All Wrong (opens the original)
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There are so many benefits to growing mint at home: beyond the culinary ones, the fast-growing herb also acts as a natural pest repellent, thanks to its aromatic qualities, while at the same time attracting pollinators like bees and butterflies. But chances are, you’ve been told to plant mint only in containers—and never in garden beds—because it will overtake everything in its path. Since it spreads through rhizomes, which are underground horizontal stems that produce new shoots, mint does have
We Asked 5 Designers and They All Agree: This Is the One Luxury Upgrade Every Bathroom Needs (opens the original)
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Home renovations are expensive—and the risk of scope creep, in which a project gets bigger and more ambitious than its original plan, is all too high. That’s why it’s important to consider whether each luxury renovation upgrade is actually worth the money. And while designers are quicker to agree on the renovation trends that will reign in 2027 or the home features you'll regret installing, it’s rare to encounter designer unanimity on a design upgrade that’s always worthwhile. That is, unless yo
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