Joshua Tree is a sight to behold, with its twisted trees, unique rock formations and breathtaking desert vistas. Emma Caulfield couldn’t agree more. That’s why she moved her family to a newly built home in the California desert, completed this past

Veronica Mishaan balances family history with art, rich materials, and a backdrop of the Andes Mountains.

Archival finds reveal the design process behind Nike’s most recognizable shoes

Ryan Saghian is tailoring each location to its own California design community

'A well of night' transforms with the space around it

Janet Feldman spent a decade rethinking what accessible furniture can look like

Bergman Vass designed the New Jersey residence around everyday family routines

Visitors are encouraged to wade through the million beads and make jewelry

Java Kai's new Kauai café, designed by Sun Soul Style Interiors, is more than a coffee shop…

Our founding editor reflects on The Comm Sheet, thanks the community, and signs off for the summer with one jam-packed issue.

How much can designers really expect to be paid? Here’s your guide to the different interior design jobs in the industry and current compensation rates for each position

Top designers share tips on setting up your room (or your Zoom), the best visual aids, and other strategies for getting your clients’ stamp of approval

This year's World Cup reinforces the fact that we're not so different after all, no matter where we're from. In this issue we travel the world and see that meaningful thoughtful interior design can be found around the globe.

Everything you need to know about flat fees, hourly rates, cost-plus, and hybrid charging strategies to decide which billing model works best for your firm

Experts share the moves that turn double-taps into signed contracts

This issue highlights rich global content and also gratitude for a stellar staff.

After nearly quitting architecture, Samantha Josaphat-Medina forged ahead and founded STUDIO 397, named for her milestone as the 397th African American woman licensed as an architect in the U.S.

Back from NeoCon and ready to dish on the great stuff that debuted there.

The first woman to lead TVS, Janet Simpson knows what it takes to reinvent a legacy design firm.

The director of interiors at Hickok Cole in DC discusses designing with curiosity instead of judgment, why “safe” spaces are forgettable, and emotional storytelling through interior design