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Virginia White's London Edwardian is a stunning display of her life's work: design and collecting. The interior designer has made it her life's mission to find the most beautiful treasures the world has to offer, and we're sharing a glimpse with you at the link in the comments!

Susanna Maggard started out reluctant, but after she signed the deed to her 600-square-foot one-bedroom in New York City, she made it home in the best way possible. Check out her space at the link in the comments.

Designer Nina Watson's London flat dates back to 1910, but she decided to decorate it in a style that came about 15 years later. That's right; Nina's whole place is inspired by Art Deco in the best way. See the whole home at the link in the comments.

Today, designer Jennifer Hunter opens the doors to her bucolic abode in the Connecticut countryside. You won't believe the level of charm hidden between these walls. Check out the whole space at the link in the comments!

Take a peek inside the Old World-inspired New York City apartment that Rudy the terrier (the pup of designer Alexander Widener) calls home. Yes, Farrow & Ball's Citron paint appears in more than one space. Check out the whole home at the link in the comments!

Erected between 1853 and 1855, the Governor’s mansion in Springfield, Illinois, is one of the most storied structures in history. Check out the rest of the rooms at the link in the comments!

Tour 10 of the most beautiful kitchens we’ve ever seen, with clever storage, colorful cabinetry, statement ranges, marble, antiques, and more. Head to the link in comments to see all of them! Did we miss one? Let us know in the comments!

Nothing better than a birthday at home and a Duncan Hines yellow box cake with homemade chocolate frosting decorated with candies by two kids 🎉 happiest birthday to my baby sister Margaret Kenworthy …dear aunt PUFF! 🎈

The most fun night(!) chatting with the ever chic Annie Meyers-Shyer (This Oak House | Annie Meyers-Shyer) and celebrating the launch of her new book. Big night for me—I went downtown where the cool kids hang. Thank you for having us Jenni Kayne | Apparel & Home 🤍