Bartender: make that a double, please. This informal hangout space has a pool table and wet bar that befits a building as iconic as New York’s San Remo. “The rooms facing Central Park are more formal, and then as you move away from the park it’s more about casual living and places for the immediate family to spend time together,” explains designer Justin Capuco of Husband Wife (@husband.wife). Click the link in bio for the full tour of this historic apartment, exclusive to elledecor.com. Written by @alyssawbird; Photographed by @chrismottalini; Styled by @jeffreywmiller.

Sugar, spice, and everything nice in this light-filled, open-concept kitchen and dining area. Designer Anne McDonald (@anne_mcdonald_design) calls this look “Nordic soft tradition,” which is a delightfully chic take on Scandinavian design. “I didn’t want this thing to go farmhouse-y or cabin-y,” McDonald says. “I wanted it to feel feminine and special.” Here, the pale floors and walls complement the fuss-free furnishings. A set of charming vintage wooden chairs surround the dining table. The fact that this property overlooks Sunfish Lake, a sylvan enclave just south of St. Paul, is just yet another reason it’s a true gem. Click the link in bio for the full tour, exclusive to elledecor.com. Written by @anna_fixsen, photographed by @haris.kenjar.

“La vie en rose” 🌸 never looked better than in this shou sugi ban Long Island weekend house. This high-ceilinged living room, with its full-height windows and blackened-steel fireplace, frames a large pink-and-red painting by Carrie Moyer (@carrie.moyer.studio). ELLE DECOR A-List designer Joe Nahem (@foxnahem) credits the clients for trusting him “in seeking out craftspeople from around the world”—including furnishings such as @calebwoodardfurniture’s curved sofa, @casey__mccafferty’s cocktail table, and @hinterlanddesign’s driftwood hanging light. Click the link in bio for the full tour, as featured in our Summer 2022 issue. Written by @pilarviladas; Photographed by @petermurdock_photo.

What’s cooking, good looking? Good design, clearly! This crisp, all-white kitchen, in a home designed by Abelow Sherman Architects (@abelowshermanarchitects) with Katch Interiors (@katch.interiors), features white subway tile and white kitchen cabinets. Stools from @sawkillecompany surround a waterfall island; a Poul Henningsen pendant from @designwithinreach floats above. Click the link in bio to see the rest of this home. Written by @lraskin; Photographed by @frankfrancesstudio.

Bibliophiles, prepare for a major wave of envy: This is probably the most impressive home library we’ve ever seen. 📚 The soaring, double-height space was one of the first Abelow Sherman Architects (@abelowshermanarchitects) designed when overhauling a once-humdrum ‘80s country house in Pound Ridge, New York. The firm then tapped sister duo Katch Interiors (@katch.interiors) to add warmth and dimension to all of the spaces. In the case of the library, “The idea was exciting, and then it was a big question mark about how that would contribute to the room,” designer Steph Katch says. “The scale became grander and cozier all in the same breath.” To see how they accomplished just that, click the link in bio. Written by @lraskin; Photographed by @frankfrancesstudio.

Sarah Jessica Parker’s (@sarahjessicaparker) Hamptons home, which originally appeared in our October 2005 issue, is as on point today as it was 17 years ago. 🦋 Parker’s longtime friend Eric Hughes (@erichughesdesign) designed this blue-and-white country-style primary bath to include statement butterfly artwork, blue glass bottles, and creamy wall paneling. Glass shelves by Urban Archaeology hang above a pair of wall-mounted sinks by @american_standard. For the full tour from the ELLE DECOR archive, click the link in bio. Written by @staciestukin; Photographed by @williamwaldronphoto.

Have a seat! This gorgeous little table, with its transparent base and wood top, wasn’t sourced from a top design dealer, but rather from Paris’s famed flea market. The vignette is one of many cool corners in an Upper West Side apartment designed by New York firm Husband Wife (@husband.wife). The designers collaborated with the client to pull together an exciting mix of vintage pieces that mingle with custom upholstery and the couple’s art collection. “I love finding vintage treasures, so I wanted a mix of old and new,” says the homeowner. “I like the idea of reusing something that had another life in a different home and time period.” Click the link in bio for the full tour, exclusive to elledecor.com. Written by @alyssawbird; Photographed by @chrismottalini; Styled by @jeffreywmiller.

Parenting can be a wild experience, especially when you have two twin granddaughters who are real party animals. Designer Ken Fulk (@kenfulk) knew just how to create a cozy bedroom for these littles that he calls a “little animal kingdom.” The draperies are by @lamaisonpierrefrey, as are the pair of blanket boxes at the foot of both four-poster spindle beds, and the carpet. Hint: it was a roaring success (and kids never lie). Click the link in bio to tour the rest of this contemporary hacienda, exclusive to elledecor.com. Written by @davidbryannash; Photographed by @douglasfriedman.

If one were to cook a meal in heaven, we imagine it wouldn’t look very different from Ralph Pucci’s (@ralphpucciintl) dreamy white cottage kitchen—which isn’t behind any pearly gates but in Amagansett, New York (its own paradise of sorts). “It’s small but it’s a great place that is completely in touch with the elements,” says their decorator, Vicente Wolf (@vicentewolfdesigns). “The ocean literally breaks behind their terrace.” Here, a sub-zero refrigerator and fixtures by @mskilluminations stand affixed beside marble countertops. For the full tour from the ELLE DECOR archive, click the link in bio. Written by @ingridabram; Photographed by @williamwaldronphoto.

Beautiful things happen when hotelier Navid Mirtorabi and designer Natalia Miyar (@nataliamiyar) team up. The Twenty Two is London’s most talked about new hotel, an Edwardian mansion on a 42,500-square-foot property in Grosvenor Square. Miyar looked to 18th-century classical French design as inspiration to create spaces for “the creative and the curious.” With wallpaper covering the walls and ceiling, this is a lesson on maximalism that we would wake up to any day of the week. Click the link in bio to tour the rest of this charming getaway, exclusive to elledecor.com. Written by @rimasuqi.

Fantasizing about bringing our farmers’ market haul to this picture-perfect kitchen, designed by New York design firm, Husband Wife (@husband.wife). 🌿 In keeping with the rest of the apartment (a 1930s residence in one of Manhattan’s most coveted addresses), the designers kept the palette classic and monochromatic. The kitchen now includes creamy, custom cabinetry (designed by Husband Wife with luxury kitchen company @stcharlesnewyork) and complementary marble backsplashes. Click the link in bio for the full tour, exclusive to elledecor.com. Written by @alyssawbird; Photographed by @chrismottalini; Styled by @jeffreywmiller.

How do you combine classic New York elegance with contemporary family living? Just call the design duo Husband Wife (@husband.wife)! The pair recently combined two apartments in a historic building overlooking Central Park, deftly blending old and new to suit the client’s needs. Here in the breakfast room, the designers created a custom banquette, table, and sideboard, and layered on fun vintage Italian design, as with the ‘40s Venini lanterns and the Augusto Savini chairs. The artwork above is by Diane Tuft. Click the link in bio for the full tour, exclusive to elledecor.com. Written by @alyssawbird; Photographed by @chrismottalini; Styled by @jeffreywmiller.