Celebrities

It's larger than life.

It has been Hanks’ crash pad on the sets of some of the most famous movies in his filmography, including “Sleepless in Seattle,” “Forrest Gump,” “Philadelphia,” “Sully,” and others.

Berkus has been searched for 550,000 times in the last year.

The "Sister, Sister" star is making a serious case for an all-black pantry.

Her TikTok debut did not disappoint.

The stunning, unique space served as Vanderbilt’s primary residence for 23 years, and it’s remained largely untouched since she moved in back in 1997.

He always remembered the home where he and his family had a “simpler” existence.

It makes a timeless statement that you can recreate in your own home.

Brent is no stranger to a bit (okay, a lot) of marble.

Over or under?

Roberts gave Instagram followers a rare glimpse into her stunning kitchen.

That’s a secret I’ll never tell (just kidding, let’s dive in).

Emmy-nominated TV host and culinary expert Padma Lakshmi teamed up with Etsy to create a curated list of her favorite Etsy-sourced homewares.

The basketball legend is opening the doors of his Chicago home for fans to watch this summer’s Olympic Games in luxury.

To mark the film’s 20th anniversary, Missy Stewart, who worked as the production designer for "Legally Blonde," spoke with Apartment Therapy about the inspiration behind the dorm rooms and how their designs hold up twenty years later.

Winfield Hall was featured in the "Blank Space" music video.

"Are you supposed to sit in it or just stare at it?"

Philipps baked the cake for her daughter's 8th birthday.

"This is my story, raw and unfiltered," Stause said of the memoir.

“Every stress I’ve ever had is just gone into the balls."

It's an attention-grabbing piece, for sure.

A home reno show is the perfect motivating force to break a sweat.

She showed off three of her favorite vintage home decor finds that she’s picked up over the years and even let followers in on a secret most vintage hunters like to keep to themselves.

In honor of Black Music Month and the 25th anniversary of Outkast’s release of “ATLiens,” Big Boi (real name: Antwan André Patton) will host three overnight stays at The Dungeon, best known as the original stomping grounds of Outkast and The Dungeon Family.

The three-bed, three-bath mid-century modern home, which was built in 1955, is set on on 200 feet of prime lakefront, and boasts an incredible contemporary design that retro enthusiasts will go for.

It’s not all complaints about ugly paint color and wall-to-wall carpeting.

Barrymore to bring the boho inspo.

Two lucky fans get to stay there for close to nothing.