Kristen Flanagan

3 weeks ago | yahoo.com | Kristen Flanagan

As America grapples with a glut of empty office buildings and the post-pandemic workforce settles into its new normal, a trend has emerged: transforming boardrooms into living rooms. And it’s just getting started.

1 month ago | domino.com | Kristen Flanagan |Evan Joseph Studios

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1 month ago | livingetc.com | Kristen Flanagan

It's hard to say whether blue and red really go together well. It’s a divisive question in the world of color theory. While these two hues aren’t traditional complements (in strict color-wheel terms, blue pairs with orange, and red finds its match in green), their contrast is undeniably powerful. If you're wondering what color goes with blue, it seems that red may be its lucky companion.

1 month ago | yahoo.com | Kristen Flanagan

All products featured on Architectural Digest are independently selected by Architectural Digest editors. However, when you buy something through our retail links, Condé Nast may earn an affiliate commission. Faced with Nantucket’s strict building codes and an ambitious client wish list—including a car showroom, spa, gym, and indoor basketball court—the team at AD PRO Directory firm Workshop/APD recognized an opportunity to create something extraordinary.

1 month ago | domino.com | Kristen Flanagan

Marble is one of those materials that sparks strong opinions. Some people love it for its timeless appeal, while others avoid it entirely, fearing stains and etching. But if you ask Nate Berkus, there’s no debate—marble is, and always will be, his number-one choice for kitchen countertops. “Yes. Always yes,” he says in a recent Instagram Q&A where he answers followers’ most pressing questions about the natural stone.