AD is the international authority on design and architecture. AD provides exclusive access to the world’s most beautiful homes and the fascinating people who live in them, bringing its audience a wealth of information on architecture and interior design, art and antiques, travel destinations, and extraordinary product.
Most late-night sets are sterile playgrounds of plastic and LED lights, but Stephen Colbert has turned the historic Ed Sullivan Theater into a living museum of his own life. From Aragorn's sword to a Civil Rights banner that his mother carried while pregnant with him, the space defies traditional studio design. This isn't just a set; it's a cathedral of personal artifacts hidden behind 1920s secret doors.
After years of crafting hits in spare bedrooms, one of music's biggest names has finally built a 'proper' studio that anchors his entire home. The space blends high-end 70s aesthetics with a professional functionality designed to pay the bills for the rest of the estate.
Rapper IDK has replaced the traditional living room with a fully integrated sonic ecosystem. By wiring his kitchen and bathroom directly into his studio, he has eliminated the gap between daily life and music production, proving that a home should be a tool for your craft, not just a place to sleep.
Frank Lloyd Wright's Tirranna estate is a hidden masterpiece that rivals the fame of Fallingwater. While Wright was designing the Guggenheim, he used this Connecticut home as his personal sanctuary, blending sweeping curves with sharp geometry to create the ultimate connection between human life and the natural world.
NBA legend Chris Paul reveals why the gritty, authentic Highland Park Bowl is his ultimate Los Angeles sanctuary. It isn't about the fame or the lights; it's a deep-seated connection to his father's bowling leagues that shapes his sense of home.