Explore the AD100 2025 Hall of Fame
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The eye-opening work of the AD100 2025 Hall of Fame continues to intrigue and inspire. Featuring landscape design leaders, architectural luminaries, and decorating masters, these 40 individuals represent some of the industry’s sharpest creative talents.
Tadao Ando
Tadao Ando Architect & Associates
Kita-ku, Osaka, Japan
Louis Benech
Louis Benech
Paris, France
Deborah Berke
TenBerke Architects
New York, NY
Jeffrey Bilhuber
ONE OF SEVERAL SEATING AREAS IN THE SPACIOUS LIVING ROOM.
Jeffrey Bilhuber LLC
Bayville, New York
Robert Couturier
DECORATIVE PAINTING BY BARON PARIS COCOONS THE LIBRARY, WHICH IS FURNISHED WITH A CUSTOM ARMLESS SOFA UPHOLSTERED IN BRAQUENIÉ'S KALAMKAR COTTON.
Robert Couturier Inc.
New York, NY
Madison Cox
A PRIVATE GARDEN AT A HOME IN MARFA, TEXAS. “HOME ON THE RANGE,” PAGE 144.
Madison Cox Associates
New York, NY
Ilse Crawford
THE PLANT-FILLED DAYROOM. ARC FLOOR LAMP BY FLORIAN SCHULZ; JOSEF FRANK FOR SVENSKT TENN SOFA; ARNE JACOBSEN RATTAN ARMCHAIRS; JOSEF FRANK STOOLS; SCULPTURE ON LEFT BY ANTONY GORMLEY; PAINTING TO RIGHT OF WINDOW BY ULF ROLLOF. FOR DETAILS SEE RESOURCES.
Studioilse
London, UK
Ellie Cullman
Cullman & Kravis Associates
New York, NY
Diller Scofidio + Renfro
Diller Scofidio + Renfro
New York, NY
Jamie Drake
Thomas Ruff's photograph Substrat 24 I dominates the living room of Jamie Drake's Manhattan apartment. Arranged around a marble-and-granite table by Drake Design Assoc. are a Milo Baughman lounge chair in a Christopher Hyland mohair, a Drake-designed sofa
Drake/Anderson
New York, NY
Waldo Fernandez
Fernandez added a second story to the house to make space for a master suite.
Waldo’s Designs
Los Angeles, CA
Sir Norman Foster
Foster + Partners
London, UK
Jacques Garcia
AN 18TH-CENTURY MURANO CHANDELIER HANGS IN THE GILDED DINING ROOM. ON TABLE, CHANTILLY PORCELAIN; ANTIQUE ITALIAN ROCOCO CHAIRS.
Jacques Garcia
Paris, France
Frank Gehry
THE DINING ROOM IN FRANK GEHRY'S SANTA MONICA HOME. “UNCOMMON VISION,” PAGE 108.
Gehry Partners, LLP
New York, NY
Jacques Grange
Jacques Grange
Paris, France
+33-1-55-80-75-40
Veere Grenney
Veere Grenney Associates
London, UK
Victoria Hagan
THE LIVING ROOM FEATURES A COFFEE TABLE AND CLUB CHAIRS BY VICTORIA HAGAN COLLECTIONS AS WELL AS A CUSTOM SOFA FROM CLASSIC DESIGN IN HOLLY HUNT FABRIC AND WALKER ZABRISKIE LEATHER CHAIRS.
Victoria Hagan Interiors
New York, NY; Palm Beach, FL
Alexa Hampton
ALEXA HAMPTON'S MANHATTAN LIVING ROOM.
Mark Hampton LLC
New York, NY
Francis Kéré
AN AERIAL VIEW OF THE SITE.
Kéré Architecture
Berlin, Germany
Kengo Kuma
The urban five-story house architect Kengo Kuma designed in Japan reflects his talent for combining geometric forms with natural materials and traditional Japanese elements. Pictured: Pivoting bamboo partitions separate the living and dining areas.
Kengo Kuma & Associates
Tokyo, Japan; Paris, France; Beijing, China; Shanghai, China
India Mahdavi
A VILLA IN THE SOUTH OF FRANCE BY AD100 DESIGNER INDIA MAHDAVI.
Studio India Mahdavi
Paris, France
Peter Marino
New York, NY
Lee F. Mindel
SheltonMindel
New York, NY
Juan Pablo Molyneux
Featuring walls decorated in a tile mural by Atelier Prométhée, the dining room is furnished with a French Empire table, Louis XV-style chairs, a pair of 18th-century Chinese cabinets on stands, and a Juan Pablo Molyneux-designed rug, custom made by Tsa
J.P. Molyneux Studio Ltd.
New York, NY; Paris, France
Toshiko Mori
A TOSHIKO MORI-DESIGNED HOUSE ON THE NORTH FORK OF LONG ISLAND.
Toshiko Mori Architect
New York, NY
Jean Nouvel
“We made it a celebration of its double height, its glass ceiling,” notes Mindel. The dining area is in a corner near what he calls “a deconstructed cube” housing the kitchen and, above, the office. Rogers & Goffigon drapery fabric.
Ateliers Jean Nouvel
Paris, France
Renzo Piano
Milan, Italy
David Rockwell
The living room—which offers panoramic views of the city—is furnished with Rockwell Group-designed seating framed in shagreen and upholstered in a Manuel Canovas fabric; the cocktail table is a 1970 creation by Fernand Dresse, and the side table is by
Rockwell Group
New York, NY; Los Angeles, CA; Madrid, Spain
Daniel Romualdez
ON THE LIVING-ROOM BANQUETTE, PILLOWS BY IRVING & MORRISON SIT ATOP A CHARLES H. BECKLEY BENCH CUSHION IN A PERENNIALS INDOOR/OUTDOOR FABRIC. ANTIQUE PEARL-INLAID MIRROR, PAINTED CAPTAIN'S CHAIRS, CHINESE LONG BENCH TABLE, AND VINTAGE BLUE-AND-WHITE LAMP.
Daniel Romualdez Architects
New York, NY
212-989-8429
Annabelle Selldorf
METICULOUSLY INSTALLED WITHOUT THE USE OF GROUT, MOROCCAN TERRA-COTTA TILE SURROUNDS THE POOL AT A HISTORIC MARFA HOME, UPDATED BY AD100 STARS ANNABELLE SELLDORF, MADISON COX, AND JEFFREY BILHUBER; THE RUSH AWNING ON THE IRON PERGOLA WILL ONE DAY BE TAKEN
Selldorf Architects
New York, NY
Stephen Sills
LAUREN'S OFFICE FEATURES A CUSTOM STEPHEN SILLS DESK AND AN ANTIQUE DAYBED. A CUSTOM SILK SARI SHADE BY PERROTINE TOPS THE FLOOR LAMP. LOUIS XV MANTELPIECE; PRINTED JUTE RUG BY BALLARD DESIGNS. A PAPIER-MâCHé FIG LEAF BY CASA GUSTO WRAPS AROUND A DIETER
Stephen Sills Associates
New York, NY
Michael S. Smith
THE DINING CHAIRS ARE FROM THE ESTATE OF ANN GETTY. 18TH-CENTURY CHINESE WALLPAPER PANELS ARE DISPLAYED ON CUSTOM DE GOURNAY WALL COVERING PUNCTUATED BY MIRRORED PILASTERS BY FÉAU BOISERIES. THE FLOOR IS COVERED WITH A SET OF THREE NULOOM RUGS FROM THE H
Michael S Smith Inc.
New York, NY
William Sofield
Studio Sofield
New York, NY
John Stefanidis
STAIRCASES LINK THE VARIOUS SECTIONS OF THE HOUSE AND ITS TUMBLE OF ROOFTOP TERRACES.
John Stefanidis Brands Limited
London, UK
Robert A.M. Stern
A MANHATTAN TOWNHOUSE RENOVATED BY ARCHITECT ROBERT A.M. STERN.
Robert A.M. Stern Architects, LLP
New York, NY
Rose Tarlow
Rose Tarlow
Los Angeles, CA
Axel Vervoordt
AXEL VERVOORDT
Axel Vervoordt Company
Antwerp, Belgium; Hong Kong
Kelly Wearstler
Kelly Wearstler Studio
Los Angeles, CA
Bunny Williams
“DECORATING A ROOM IS LIKE MAKING A GREAT SALAD,” DESIGNER BUNNY WILLIAMS SAYS. “YOU WANT INTERESTING INGREDIENTS. THE LITTLE BLACK THEATER CHAIRS IN MY LIVING ROOM ARE NOT COMFORTABLE, BUT THEY MAKE ME SMILE. SO I PUT THEM BY THE FIREPLACE AND STAC
Williams Lawrence
New York, NY
Tino Zervudachi
IN THE ATHENS LIVING ROOM OF DESIGNER TINO ZERVUDACHI, A FRAMED ARTWORK BY SARAH GRAHAM SPREADS ITS WINGS ABOVE A CUSTOM SOFA. THE WALLS ARE COVERED IN BLUE-TINTED RICE PAPER.
Mlinaric, Henry & Zervudachi
London, UK; Paris, France; New York, NY
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