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Running out of food at a party? Not on Nara Smith's watch. In the new episode of Big Picture, AD designs Smith's dream room based on her personality. Watch the full video and see the reveal at the link in bio.
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Do you know the real Nara Smith? Find out in the new episode of AD Big Picture. Watch the full video at the link in bio.
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If Nara Smith's life were a movie, these are the ones she'd choose. Watch AD turn Smith's personality into a room in the new episode of AD Big Picture, at the link in bio.
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The shelves in Jeff Goldblum’s home office paint a fitting picture of his family life and career. On his birthday, take a look back at AD's tour of Goldblum's laid-back Los Angeles guesthouse. Watch the full Open Door at the link in bio.
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There is innovation at every corner of LA's Dodger Stadium. Step inside the world-famous midcentury-modern venue at the link in bio.
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Since opening in 1962, LA’s Dodger Stadium has become one of America’s most beloved ballparks. As baseball season comes to a close, AD caught up with the Dodgers Executive VP of Planning and Development, Janet Marie Smith, and Team Historian, Mark Langill, to learn more about the world-famous midcentury-modern venue. Watch the full episode of Inside History at the link in bio.
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Ultimate cool girl status is bringing your dog on David Letterman with you. Just ask Amanda Seyfried. Watch her full Open Door episode at the link in bio.
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On Wednesdays we revisit Amanda Seyfried's New York City apartment. Watch the full Open Door at the link in bio.
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Alex Cooper and her husband, Matt Kaplan, just welcomed their first child. Ahead of this exciting new chapter, the couple had already created a sanctuary of their own in a 1930s Colonial Revival home in Los Angeles. The home is a timeless, understated retreat where earthy materials, richly tactile fabrics, and antique pieces create a serene setting perfect for hosting, and now, family life. Revisit the home at the link in bio.
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For a year after securing his New York City townhouse, singer-songwriter Zach Bryan spent time there with his dog, Jack, a roaring fire, and nothing but the bare necessities. That is until he was introduced to designer Alan Eckstein of Somerset House, who infused the home with a palette of leather, iron, copper, and timber, incorporating the same soulful nostalgia found in Bryan’s music. Tour the home at the link in bio.
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@Nara Smith is all for a little pattern-on-pattern action. The model and self-taught cook, who just released her first cookbook, Homemade, shares a glimpse into her current design philosophy as she sits down with AD to see if we can create her dream room based on her personality. Watch the full AD Big Picture episode at the link in bio.
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@Nara Smith sits down with AD to see if we can design her dream room based on her personality. But did we manage to capture Nara’s personality and translate it into the perfect room? Watch the full AD Big Picture episode at the link in bio.
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Gaetano Pesce’s UP chair was designed to make an entrance—quite literally. Introduced in 1969 by B&B Italia, the curvaceous chair arrived vacuum-packed and compressed nearly flat, expanding into its full sculptural form once released from its packaging. But beneath the playful form was a more provocative idea: Pesce conceived its voluptuous feminine silhouette and attached ottoman as a commentary on the cultural constraints placed on women. For Object Lesson, we unpack how a material experiment became one of the era’s most provocative seats. Now that you know the story, what do you think of the UP chair?
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In Julianne Moore's new West Village apartment, texture, patina, and history is found at every turn. Watch the full Open Door at the link in bio.
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Julianne Moore’s NYC apartment spares no detail. Designed with #AD100 architect Oliver Freundlich, the home is infused with the actor’s passion for design. Watch the full video at the link in bio.
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Party in the park, party at the club, party at Troye Sivan’s house? With comfy vintage furniture and Akari lamps to set the mood, the singer’s Melbourne home makes a pretty convincing case for keeping the party at home. With his new album “She’s the Best” out today, revisit AD's 2021 tour of the singer's unforgettable abode. Watch the full video at the link in bio.
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There is little doubt Julianne Moore would have made a superb interior designer. Step inside the actor's new West Village apartment, filled with storied pieces collected over the years and plenty of conversation starters. Julianne Moore's Open Door episode is now live at the link in bio.
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Julianne Moore's love for design—and New York—shines in her new West Village apartment. Designed with #AD100 architect Oliver Freundlich, the Oscar-winning actor filled her 1920s rooftop duplex with art, vintage furniture, and collectible design pieces, including works by George Nakashima, Isamu Noguchi, and Pierre Chapo. Tour Moore's calming oasis in the midst of the big city at the link in bio.
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For Julianne Moore, there’s no place like New York. Step inside the actor’s serene, light-filled duplex atop a 1920s Greenwich Village building. With sweeping city views and Moore’s signature stamp throughout, the apartment marks a new chapter in her longtime love affair with downtown living. Watch the full Open Door episode at the link in bio.
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The Arco lamp brought the silhouette of a street lamp inside. In 1962, brothers Achille and Pier Giacomo Castiglioni devised a way to cast light from above without drilling into the ceiling: a sweeping stainless-steel arm anchored by a hefty marble base. More than six decades later, the ingenious balancing act—produced by Flos—remains an icon of Italian modernism. For Object Lesson, we unpack how a streetlight-inspired solution met the changing needs of the modern home. Now that you know the story, what do you think of the Arco lamp?
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A movie release and a birthday all in one weekend calls for a look back at "Verity" star Dakota Johnson's dreamy LA refuge. Watch the full video at the link in bio.
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Dakota Johnson is passionate about her tables. Revisit her iconic home tour at the link in bio.
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We’ll always have a soft spot for Dakota Johnson’s former Los Angeles home. With the "Verity" star celebrating her birthday this weekend, take a trip down memory lane inside the serene midcentury-modern retreat. Watch her full Open Door episode at the link in bio.
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Baseball star Justin Verlander recently pitched the final game of his 21-season MLB career. As he closes out more than two decades in the majors, AD revisits the Manhattan penthouse, where he lives with his wife, supermodel Kate Upton. Visit more athlete dream homes at the link in bio.
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Known as "The Elms," the Newport, Rhode Island summer home of coal baron Edward J. Berwind prioritized efficiency while maintaining appearances. Watch the full episode of Inside History at the link in bio.
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At a staggering 60,000 square feet, The Elms in Newport Rhode Island was designed to maximize every inch of space. By incorporating multiple levels in areas like the butler’s pantry, architect Horace Trumbauer increased the home’s capacity both for entertaining and productivity behind the scenes. Watch the full episode of Inside History at the link in bio.
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What happens when a flock of sheep moves into the living room? In the hands of François-Xavier Lalanne (1927–2008), they become design history. First conceived with his wife and artistic partner Claude (together known as Les Lalanne) in the 1960s, the sculptural sheep brought a dose of surrealism to the domestic interior, functioning as furniture while looking very much like a flock that had wandered in from the pasture. Now that you know the story, would you live with one of these sheep?
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Hilary Duff's light and bright Los Angeles home is what dreams are made of. In honor of her birthday today, revisit her 2020 Open Door episode, where the star welcomed AD to her vibrant family home. Watch the full episode at the link in bio.
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Tennis, tech, and fashion empire-building aside, one of Serena Williams’s favorite family pastimes is karaoke. Naturally, she had to have a karaoke stage of her own. In honor of the Olympian’s birthday, we’re revisiting her 2021 Open Door episode, where she took AD inside her striking Florida home, designed in collaboration with her sister, Venus. Watch the full video at the link in bio.
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High ceilings, a chandelier, travel crystals, and a copper bathtub? We wouldn’t want to leave @lucyhale’s bedroom either. See how the actor turned her California home into a cozy sanctuary in the full Open Door episode at the link in bio.
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