When a bi-coastal family asked Shane & Pierce to design their East End vacation home, the brief was clear: no white walls, no beach house clichés. What followed was something far more interesting — a brand-new build layered with vintage finds, collected artwork, and guest rooms so distinct that friends return each summer just to claim a favorite. Designers Evan Krenzien and Jordan Pierce on designing a Hamptons home with the soul of a family heirloom.

The Sentimentalist, the new collaboration between Pamela Anderson and Olive Ateliers, is a case study in what it means to buy furniture with intention. The House on sentimental objects, lasting materials, and the pieces worth passing down.

In Los Angeles, new construction rarely feels personal. Designer Sam Donnelly — founder of Mercantile & Merchant — set out to change that with a 3,000-square-foot ground-up build in Studio City: a home layered with antiques, worn materials, and the kind of warmth that most new houses spend years trying to earn.

A moody revival rooted in light, texture, and restraint, this 1950s Spanish home was stripped back and thoughtfully rebuilt by House of Rolison—preserving its architectural soul while introducing tactile layers, sculptural light, and deeply livable elegance.

Kelly Wearstler’s new Echo collection turns reclaimed Douglas Fir into sculptural furniture that feels like functional art—earthy, rhythmic, alive.

In the hills of Beverly, designer Amr Samaha breathes new life into a once-forgotten ranchette—layering timeless materials, refined restraint, and wellness-driven details into a modern interior design story that unfolds slowly, beautifully, and with purpose.

Interior designer Brittny Button shares expert tips on discovering your design style, balancing classic and modern elements, and creating a home that’s as livable as it is luxurious. From mastering texture and color to curating a timeless aesthetic, her insights will inspire you to design with confidence.

House of Rolison has masterfully reimagined a 1950s Bel Air estate, blending preserved mid-century charm with modern sophistication. By revitalizing iconic features—the original brick fireplace, vintage bar, and expansive windows—with contemporary finishes, Amanda and Taylor have transformed the home into a luminous sanctuary that honors its history while embracing today’s luxury living.

Alison Victoria has never been one for shortcuts. In her world, design is less about orchestrated reveals and more about honest storytelling. She’s the one behind some of television’s most refreshingly authentic home renovations, breathing life into spaces that honor the past while embracing the present. Her Chicago roots, love of antiques, and new production company, Briefly Gorgeous, all point to a future where truth and craftsmanship guide the narrative—on and off camera.

Post Company blends heritage and modern living, crafting spaces that tell stories and create lasting impact.l In this interview the partners share their vision and design philosophy.

Is your kitchen a little lacking, but you’re anxious to host? The desire to curate the right vibe and ensure there’s enough elbow room for everyone could have you considering some big changes. With that in mind, here are five kitchen renovations that will transform it into the perfect entertainment space.