Celebrity Homes

Is Leonardo DiCaprio Hollywood’s hottest landlord?

Celebrity chef Ina Garten provides a plethora of inspiration when it comes to creating dinner party menus and tablescapes. And for a recent summer dinner party, Garten chose to set the table with numbered dinner plates, and they definitely belong on your event-planning Pinterest board.“Remembering a really fun dinner party on Saturday night!” Garten captioned her July 10 Instagram post.

Vergara loves to pose with an Instagrammable float.

In an interview with Architectural Digest, filmmaker Nancy Meyers shares the inside of her home, which ironically resembles her memorable movie sets.

Former Trading Spaces star Vern Yip is saying goodbye to his unique Florida home.

“As soon as we pulled into the driveway, we knew this house was special,” Deschanel says in the summer issue of Drew + Jonathan Reveal.

The Midtown East co-op the Swedish stunner called home from 1954 until she died in 1990 is officially on the market for $7.25 million.

No matter your drink of choice, you can’t deny the eclectic list of beloved cocktails made with New York City in mind: the Manhattan, the Martini, the Penicillin, and, of course, the Cosmopolitan. With movies like “Casino Royale” and shows like “Sex and the City” popularizing the tried-and-true cocktails we know and love, it’s hard to imagine adding another to the list.

No mud room? No problem.

Few places on the internet are as delightful as Jennifer Garner’s Instagram account.

Zaya Wade’s birthday may have been camp-themed, but it was much more along the lines of “glamping” instead.

Graham wanted the home’s outdoor space to have a “modern and neutral aesthetic vibe” that still managed to work for a busy family. 

See the before and after pics.

He's crafted the perfect ashtray.

And there's plenty of "Golden Girls" treasures to be found.

The theme this year was "Gilded Glamour".

It's so big you have no choice but to display it on the floor.

White's Carmel vacation retreat has just sold for $10,775,000.

"It's by far the most intimate,” he tells Better Homes & Gardens.

It's actually a 3D puzzle.

The Honest Company founder is going back to her on-screen roots.

“I would like to say I’m the inventor of the Shower Vision Board,” Singh told MyDomaine.

She acts, she cooks, she’s an activist, and now, she’s a semi-pro woodturner.

“Weirdly, I’ve become known for my kitchens.”