home decor

“That is kind of my pet peeve,” Adam Graef says, “when you walk into a store, and something is really cool but not for sale.”

Gardening enthusiasts from across the country have toured the estate for years, drawn to its exquisite design and one-of-a-kind plant collection that showcases rare varieties native to Japan and China.

Cute kids’ slippers, wonderfully weird salvage, and free professional styling advice.

Meet the Flockers—Indy’s urban chicken farmers—plus look back on Indy 500 Snake Pit hijinks, the State Fair food romp, and a pair of brew-drenched events.

The owners of Uber parted ways and opened their own stores—which means more clean, modern style for the faithful.

A home essential with a top American designer’s mark.

How do you choose from the many scents on the market? A recommendation helps. Here’s ours.

A chill pillow (chillow?) for the man obsessed with his ‘stache.

A lamp that pays tribute to pre-prohibition breweries.

Adding this to a room is like a cute pair of earrings jazzing up a neutral outfit.

It’s a splurge, but this gorgeous rocking chair bears White House DNA.

Marocco, who designs for Elaine Irwin and Russell Brand, distressed the floors of her Carmel home herself—and didn’t stop there.

One of the city’s top custom-kitchen designers opens a sister store with sophisticated, glam appointments for the rest of the home.

Sarah Marr-Schwartzkopf, president of Rowland Design, illuminates a light fixture that caught her eye.

Own a piece of Indianapolis history: armchairs from Clowes Memorial Hall, The Coliseum, and Bush Stadium, all the product of recent renovations.