Latest articles by Keith Flanagan
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"He Said, 'This is The Most Beautiful Thing I've Ever Seen'" — How This Designer Turned a Plain New Build Into a Pink And Blue WonderlandA newly married interior designer turned this white-box new build into a joyous, color-drenched love nest
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The Color Palette Was So Unusual, Even the Painter Questioned It — But It Forms the Heart of This Radical Garden VillaThis historic garden home has been reimagined with an unexpected color palette and a haute-craft approach
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5 New Bedroom Curtain Trends You Need to Know in 2026 if You Want Your Room to Feel 'Interior Designed'Curtains are doing more than just blocking light in 2026; from framing art to creating new focal points, here's how designers are styling them in bedrooms
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Designer Shops, Modern Heirlooms, and Haute Equipment — Field Notes From Our NYC Editor for AprilAn edit of happenings from the streets of New York this month
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This Theatrical Spanish Apartment Is What Happens When a Designer Designs for Themselves — "Do Not Look for Right Angles or Square Plans Here"Dramatic drapes, handcrafted flooring, and vintage finds collide throughout Kristina Busko's maximalist home
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Striking Lines, Elevated Crafts, and Unusual Flooring — Field Notes From Our NYC Editor for MarchAn edit of happenings from the streets of New York this month
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Design Diary: Meditative Furniture, Clever Wall Candy, and Whimsical Plaster — Field Notes From Our NYC Editor for FebruaryContributing editor Keith Flanagan walks us through his month in New York and the latest news from the design world that has him excited right now
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Inspired by Dance, This Tiny Warsaw Apartment Embraces Rhythm With Bauhaus Colors and Lively MaterialsAfter learning her client's true passion was dance, interior designer Gosia Kotyczka transformed a compact apartment into an ever-shifting interior with expressive color and reflective surfaces
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Design Diary: Fragrance Finds, Wellness Clubs, and Ethereal Lighting — Field Notes From Our NYC Editor for JanuaryContributing editor Keith Flanagan walks us through his month in New York and the latest news from the design world that has him excited right now
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Design Diary: Icons Reissued, Bedroom Tubs, and Mexican Design Comes to New York — Field Notes From Our NYC Editor for DecemberContributing editor Keith Flanagan walks us through his month in New York and the latest news from the design world that has him excited right now
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This Luxury 'Cabin Hotel' in the Catskills' Has Brought Design Furniture to Its Nature-First Ethos With a New Collab — And It's All Shoppable, tooA private three-bedroom residence and refreshed cabins make the Catskills retreat a worthy escape for design- and nature-enthusiasts alike
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The Fifty: Winter 25 — A Design Editor's Edit of the Hottest Holiday Gifts for Any Interior Design Lover on Your ListOur editor-picked list of interior design surprises — from steals to splurges — is guaranteed to indulge those with impeccable taste
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"It's Dying for a Cocktail Party" — This Californian Home Once Played Host to Hollywood Soirées, and Now It's Ready to Do It All AgainThis mid-century modern Beverly Hills home was built for hosting, with a glam bar room worthy of a Hollywood movie at its heart
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Design Diary: Field Notes From Our NYC EditorContributing editor Keith Flanagan walks us through his month in New York and the latest news from the design world that has him excited right now
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This Designer Has a Few Tricks Up Her Sleeve For a Soothing, Neutral-Hued Home That's Still Family-Friendly (Yes, Really)In the Hamptons, a designer created a calm and curated home that her family has fallen in love with
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A Short Stroll From the Moulin Rouge, This Playful Duplex Channels the Cinematic Energy of Its Neon-Lit NeighborhoodPaying homage to the lively Pigalle district, Atelier HA injected bold colors and shiny materials that mirror a 70s film set
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3 Art Deco Color Palettes That Update the Glammed-Up, Century-Old Style For Contemporary InteriorsThese interiors offer easy rubrics for building Deco-inspired palettes
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An Ingenious Inward Plan and "Big, Gutsy Gestures" Ensure the Owners of This Melbourne Home Feel EmbracedFor her trusting clients, Chelsea Hing reworked the layout and used smart finishes and furniture to create a home built on reconnection
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7 Creative Projects That Put Pets First — Design and Architecture for Cat and Dog LoversAs four-legged friends rise to family member status, homeowners seek stylish and bespoke solutions for cohabitation.
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For Its Color Blind Owners, the Designer of This Sustainable Melbourne Home Had to Dial Up the Intensity of the Hues InsideThe creative renovation of this period home in Melbourne cleverly references both the Scandi and Middle Eastern roots of its owners
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An Unexpected Jolt of Chartreuse in This Brooklyn Townhouse's Kitchen Made It, Surprisingly, Feel More Like HomeWith soaring living spaces, Unionworks rounded out the reimagined home with relaxed furniture and down-to-earth touches
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Yes, Plywood Interiors Are Good for Your Reno Budget, But They're Way More Than Just an Inexpensive FinishInjecting modernist looks with an overlooked material, exposed plywood is a crafty, economical pick for bespoke interiors
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The Flanagan Files: New Concept stores, Design With a Human Touch, and Surprising Finds in NYCContributing editor Keith Flanagan walks us through his month in New York and the latest news from the design world that has him excited right now
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Up High in a Norman Foster-Designed Tower, frenchCALIFORNIA Created a Hotel-Inspired Apartment for a Globe-Trotting CoupleCollectible vintage and contemporary pieces add contrast to a new Manhattan apartment with a refined and global feel
