Previously an editor at Departures and Town & Country, Andrew writes and edits stories about travel, interior design and food; creates branded content; and collaborates with designers on their books.
Comforts of Home
Celebrated interior designer Andrew Howard offers the perfect mix of bold patterns, bold color, and even bolder design, and shares all his secrets for creating polished—but still practical—interiors with high style.
A Tree Grows Through the Dining Room Table of This 1,300-Square-Foot Greenwich Village Loft
AD100 firm Charlap Hyman & Herrero added life to the pipes and ducts of this New York bachelor pad
A Snob’s Guide to Cape Cod
The furthest thing from monolithic or one-size-fits-all, Cape Cod offers the sophisticate almost endless variety, all of it set in one singular spit of land and sand that curves out from the south shore of Massachusetts into the Atlantic.
Spring Awakening
This quartet of new and newly expanded museums around the globe should provide all the enticement you need for a cultural pilgrimage.
In Florence, The Italian Collector’s Bec Astley Clarke Is on a Journey Guided by Beauty
The vintage dealer's bottega in a Tuscan palazzo — and her 1stDibs storefront — overflow with fabulous finds by the likes of Paolo Buffa, Gabriella Crespi, Gio Ponti and the masters of mid-century Murano glass.
A Beatle honeymooned at this exclusive society ‘club’ in the Bahamas — it’s now open for the first time in decades
Lazing about the palm-planted oceanfront grounds of the Bahamas’ reborn Potlatch Club — the first luxury hotel to open on the long, skinny island of Eleuthera in a decade — it’s hard to believe that just a few years ago, the place looked like Angkor Wat.
You Don't Need a Passport for This Incredible Private Island Resort
With white-sand beaches, great snorkeling, and a 70-foot infinity pool, Lovango Resort & Beach Club is the perfect mix of deserted island seclusion and full-service beach resort hotel.
Shining from Sea to Sea
Regent Seven Seas Cruises deliver its third, most luxurious ship yet.
Rising Talent John Bambick’s Compelling First Solo Project
Take a tour of the tightly tailored Manhattan bachelor pad he designed in a Greek Revival SoHo townhouse.
Rising Talent John Bambick’s Compelling First Solo Project
September 28, 2025Young New York interior designer John Bambick had barely hung out the proverbial shingle for his solo studio when his first client came calling, introduced by a mutual friend.
Fresh off a two-year stint working for interiors star and vintage dealer Robert Stilin, Bambick met with the homeowner on a Saturday. He walked from his own home, in Greenwich Village, to the prospective client’s new digs, on the top floor of a mid-19th-century Greek Revival townhouse in Soho. What Bam...
Mandy Cheng Gives a Hundred-Year-Old Palo Alto Home a Youthful Refresh
The Los Angeles designer brings her signature sense of fun and lively way with color to a home in California's Silicon Valley.
Inside a Color-Drenched Federal-Style Home in Denver
“With good architecture, a house already gives you information about what it wants to be,” says Julia Miller, founder of AD PRO Directory firm Yond Interiors, explaining a prominent piece of her design philosophy. “So part of our job as designers is getting homeowners to see that, to understand that ...
A Snob’s Guide to Boston
These days, Boston snobs remain in full effect. Here, a highly curated, and very opinionated, list of where they congregate—or should, anyway.
Where to Stay
Forget the battle over lobster rolls hot and buttered vs. cold and celeried. The great debate among a certain set of locals is over a preference for the Four Seasons Hotel Boston—a decades-old, old-school redbrick favorite overlooking the Frederick Law Olmsted–designed Public Garden—or the sleek, relatively arriviste Four Seasons Hotel On...
This D.C. Penthouse Got a Colorful, Modern Makeover from the 1stDibs 50’s Zoë Feldman
The designer created a family-friendly pied-à-terre fit for a crowd in the capital’s Georgetown neighborhood.