M oving into a new apartment is a lot of things all at once: overwhelming, exciting, expensive- the list goes on. When it's ...

Moving into an apartment means filling up a lot of empty space. Even if you start out with some basics from friends or family or your college apartment, there are still so many things you need to buy.

Here is our selection of the most unique and covetable design elements from celebrity homes, taken from the AD archives.

First, Sherri removed the laundry area’s “ugly” peel-and-stick floor tiles, which had been in the house since 1985. Although she had initially hoped to add ceramic tile to the space, it proved ...

Darcey Gerstein and her late husband bought their neighbor’s apartment on the Lower East Side and combined it with their own ...

A long and narrow hallway can be a challenge in any home—or in the hands of the right firm, a stylistic protagonist. The ...

Architectural Digest welcomes AD100 designer Robert Stilin to tour one of his most important designs–his own home. From structural changes to every interior design choice, Stilin takes you through the ...

Interior designer Kiah Friedman assures that no experience is required—just an eye for what you’re looking for and a zest for ...

When interior architects Keren and Thomas Richter were renovating their Brooklyn loft, they wanted both a shower and a ...

This Art Deco apartment complex has a high price point and a small pool, as is often the case with new buildings, but there ...

As a leader in custom upholstery furniture, DreamSofa allows you to create your custom sofa or sectional. That’s why ...

Attorney Mark Longo, housing developer David Capretto and attorney Tim Welch are teaming up in a proposal to construct a ...