Leather-bound books. Old Olivetti typewriters. Cigar-scarred...
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For decades, minimalism has reigned supreme in the interior design world. With the revival of Mid-Century Modern architecture in the late nineties came the re-emphasis on neutral colors, clean...
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We’re back with a new guest tastemaker for some quick-fire questions and a mini-curation of some fab Chairish finds! If there's any interior designer whose name is synonymous with bold floral...
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Richard Christiansen has led a one-of-a-kind life as an entrepreneur...
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Chances are you’ve heard murmurs about cottagecore. In truth,...
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Founder and CEO of fashion brand Henning Lauren Chan was looking for an unusual piece for her home: a Great Dane statue for a pedestal in her apartment. She browsed the Chairish art category on the...
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We're proud to announce the recipient of our most recent Chairish...
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Weird, wonderful, and darkly romantic… these are just a few words...
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Excerpted from the third issue of Chairish's magazine,...
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Featured in the third edition of our magazine, Magazinish. Mirrors are one of the most magical devices in an interior designer's toolbox. Whether it be to create the illusion of a more spacious...
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The Kips Bay Decorator Show House Dallas returns for its second year...
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Excerpted from the third issue of Chairish's magazine,...
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Have a room that’s falling flat? It might be time to consider how...
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File it among design’s greatest existentialist questions: decorating the fireplace mantel. The holidays aside, the fireplace mantel decor can confound even the most seasoned of decorators. A thin...
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We’re back with a new guest tastemaker for some quick-fire questions...
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How often can you say a piece of art or an accessory inspires design...
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Welcome to #FoundAndChairished, our weekly series where we talk to...
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If the re-gram game of London’s Sketch Gallery (the Pink Panther-hued brasserie known for a sybaritic high tea) is any indication of the public’s current appetite for finger foods and fine...
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