Lonny Blog

A 19th-century farmhouse in upstate New York gets a country-chic transformation from a couple with a can-do approach

A new Viceroy hotel opened last Wednesday—in New York City, finally!—and its interiors can be summed up in one word: luxe.

You may never live in a Regency-era manor, but this room is still full of ideas you can use.

Turning our spotlight on the design industry's rising stars.

Autumnal place settings, Scotland in style, and Hermès on two wheels.

A 1980s shingle-style house gets a classic, contemporary addition.

Designer and Lonny blog guest contributor Michael Devine is re-opening his home goods store for one weekend only.

Spook-tacular finds that'll have you screaming (with delight!)

The actress, entrepreneur, and mom partners with CB2 to create a multifunctional workspace with plenty of visual appeal.

Enfilades, bunny ears, and the world's most dramatic staircases...

The products, happenings, and trends that caught our market editor's eye this week.

Invest in the new wave of strong structural decor to create an architectural anchor.

With its November issue, one of the leading tastemakers of our time schools us in the art of living.

A delicious (and health-conscious!) seasonal treat.

Badass Banksy, DIY deluxe, and more to love from Mario Buatta...

What's more Brooklyn than Brooklyn? Oakland, apparently.

In our color combo of the moment, cool neutrals meet saturated hues for a surprisingly sexy palette.

Runway looks face off against their home-design doppelgangers.

PR maven Elizabeth Blitzer's Southern hospitality is on on the cusp of legendary status. Read on for her entertaining tips!

Weekend makeovers, his-and-hers bedding, and the French-girl look for fall...

How to get the creative juices flowing when you're at the office all day.

Pinterest didn't come out of nowhere—it was born out of a tried-and-true brainstorming practice: the mood board.

The products our editors are loving this month!

Proof of the transformative power of drapery—as demonstrated by these very different designer takes.