Unfortunately, we're still quite far off from the launch of Chip and Joanna Gaines's new television network, Magnolia. But as a special treat to celebrate the release of Joanna's new cookbook Magnolia Table, Volume 2 on April 7, the couple decided to give their fans a sneak peek at the unique set they'll be using when Joanna's as yet unnamed cooking show hits the airwaves. During an Instagram Live video, they showed off what used to be an old flour mill called the Gristmill, built in the late...

Billy Porter is known for his avant-garde fashion and statement-making red carpet looks, so it’s no surprise that his sense of home design is similarly fabulous. And when Airbnb was looking for someone to choose the recipients of the Unique Airbnb Fund—a program the company is launching to find and finance unconventional, creative spaces—the Pose star was a shoo-in. The Emmy Award winner will work with Kristie Wolfe (an Airbnb Superhost whose Idaho potato–shaped property is one of the...

Karlie Kloss will use any excuse to throw a party. The 27-year-old model and entrepreneur recently hosted an Oscars soirée at her pad, and each year she hosts a “Galentine’s Day” dinner with a group of her closest pals. This time around, she’s teaming up with American Express to throw the ultimate bash for the occasion while also supporting local businesses. “I love any excuse to get together with my girlfriends,” Kloss tells Architectural Digest. “This year I’m throwing a party at my...

Aaron and Erin Clark thought they were living their dream home after purchasing and renovating a 109-year-old house in Jefferson City, Mo. But that dream quickly turned into a nightmare. In August 2017, they purchased the 5,000-square-foot historic home — known as the Hobo Hill House — at 500 E. Miller St. and had restored it when weird, inexplicable things started to happen. “We thought we were experiencing a lot of paranormal activity at the house, which, telling you, sounds silly,” Aaron...

Many homes come with amenities, but it's less common to come across a residence that is also a piece of history. A four-bedroom, five-and-a-half-bath traditional for sale in Berlin, New Jersey, has both stunning design and a colorful past: It was once used as a hideout by the gangster Al Capone. Listed at $1.75 million and nicknamed the "Valley House," the 6,500-square-foot dwelling is perched on over 36 acres of land, and is not visible from the street. The only indication the home even...