Le Moulin: Architect-Designed Lodgings in Provence
“In Lourmarin, Provence, sits Le Moulin, an old mill transformed into a hotel and village shop. Sitting opposite the chateau, […]
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The Editors’ Cut: 14 On-the-Go Essentials for Traveling in Style
Welcome to The Editors’ Cut, our monthly column dedicated to beautiful and useful finds for all over the house. In
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Hotel Rumour: An Inventive Restaurant-Bar-Club in a 1657 Carriage House in the Netherlands
Rembrandt was born here. The city of Leiden in South Holland is also famous for its university, the oldest in
Past Future: The Drei Berge Hotel from Ramdane Touhami in Mürren, Switzerland
Suspending time in a cinematic atmosphere, the Drei Berge Hotel in the Bernese Oberland Alps of Mürren, Switzerland, can only
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Monastic Frivolity at Casey Casey’s Showroom and Atelier in Paris
Many of us at Remodelista have long admired Casey Casey, a Paris-based under-the-radar clothing brand found in the likes of
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Steal This Look: A Sweet Dining Space at Café Petiole
“Prettiest dining space we’ve seen in a while?” Julie wrote recently. “Café Petiole, a recently opened plant-forward cafe in London’s
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Copperstone Estate: A Retreat in Australia’s Byron Bay for Equestrians and Aesthetes
Where does someone like Nicole Kidman go for a family vacation with horseback riding, a mineral swimming pool, tennis—and no
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Hôtel Dalila: Color (and a Nod to a Cabaret) in the Middle of Paris
For her first solo hotel project, interior architect and Auguri Studio founder Giovanna de Bosredon reimagined two 1970s buildings in
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