Andrew Sessa

Old-fashioned coastal New England at its finest

It's not just hurricane damage that has kept Caneel Bay, Laurance Rockefeller's storied St. John resort, closed for years.

A St. Thomas hideaway with a fresh redesign

In some of the island’s most charming new hotels, you can still find summer rooms for less than $400.

On a reunion trip to Frank Lloyd Wright’s Fallingwater, Andrew Sessa and his architect brother find surprises—and a surprising sense of familiarity—inside the building’s iconic walls.

A toddler dad replaces a canceled, kid-free trip with a break to a child-friendly all-inclusive — and discovers how to have a real vacation along the way

Whether you’re trying to persuade grown-up kids to spend more time at the family home, or looking for an upgrade from your childhood room when visiting the folks, the answer’s the same. Welcome to the new vacation compound.

A designer and her repeat clients speak the same language when it comes to comfort and sophistication.

Designer Wesley Moon assumed stewardship of a much-loved 1980s postmodern-style seaside home, updating it for a new era

The New York City apartment impresses with its rich palette, sense of comfort and stylish mix of mid-century-modern finds.

Rachel Reider feathers a serene, sophisticated—and texture-forward—
Boston nest.

Designing Rooms with Comfort, Style, and a Sense of History, a debut book from award-winning interior designer Nina Farmer, written with Andrew Sessa

New York–based designer Ian Starling respectfully reimagined a residence by husband-and-wife architects Joseph and Mary Merz.

On Martha’s Vineyard, a subtle but substantial renovation turns a former rental house into a summertime forever home.

In N.Y.C., Airbnb has left the building. Already, ultra-luxury condo-hotels are looking to take its place.