Katherine McLaughlin
Katherine McLaughlin is the associate digital features editor at Architectural Digest where she covers architecture and design news, travel, and real estate, among other things. Previously, she wrote trend, lifestyle, and DIY stories for AD as a freelancer as well as contributing to other publications such as The New York Times, Insider, Real Simple, and Well + Good. She graduated from The New School and lives in Brooklyn.
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Art
11 Rare Artworks Were Stolen From a Historic Palace
The robbery happened just two weeks after the institution increased security following a previous break-in attempt
Motoring
Giorgio Armani Designed a Superyacht—And It’s Stunning
The iconic fashion designer unveiled renderings of the vessel this past Saturday
Architecture + Design
French Country Decor: Everything You Need to Know About This Rustic and Refined Style
With over 300 years of history, design inspired by the French countryside continues to prove its timeless elegance
The 6 Most Futuristic Cities Being Built Around the World
Proposed across continents, these cities show what our world could look like in 50 years
Architecture + Design
Japandi Style: Everything You Need to Know About This East-Meets-West Style
A combination of Japanese and Scandinavian aesthetics, the look is calm, casual, and organic
Motoring
Step Onboard a Historic Superyacht Visited by Amelia Earhart, Salvador Dalí, and Frank Sinatra
The 1930s ship was artfully restored by London-based firm Muza Lab
On the Market
This Mini Castle Could Be Yours for Free—But There’s a Catch
Located in Wichita, Kansas, the small structure is steeped in local history
Architecture + Design
Manhattan’s First Public Beach Is Coming in 2023
Designed by the same firm that created the High Line, the new summer spot has been highly anticipated since project plans were announced in 2019
Architecture
Gaziantep Castle, a Highly Significant 2,000-Year-Old Structure, Destroyed in Turkey Earthquake
The ancient structure was included in UNESCO’s tentative list for World Heritage Sites
See Inside the 5 Most Expensive Hotel Rooms in Europe
A night in one of Europe’s most luxurious accommodations can cost as much as a down payment
On the Market
This $45 Million Mansion Features a Zaha Hadid–Designed Bathroom
Located in an exclusive South Florida enclave, the mansion is owned by longtime friends of the starchitect
Motoring
An Invisible Superyacht Could Soon Exist—Here's How
Designed by Jozeph Forakis, the 288-foot vessel would be 3D printed and run on green energy
Motoring
You Can Now Buy a Flying Superyacht—for $86 Million
Designed by Lazzarini Design Studio, the yacht concept could be a reality in as little as two years
Motoring
This Shark-Shaped Yacht Is Setting Sail in 2023
At 97 feet long, the sleek vessel gives the aquatic predator a run for its money
11 of the Most Remote Homes in the World
From the “Loneliest House in the World,” to the smallest inhabited island, these homes in nature
Architecture + Design
Minimalist Interior Design: Everything You Need to Know About This Intentional and Pared-Down Style
Often seen as a resistance to excess, there’s more to this aesthetic than white walls and near-bare rooms
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The More You Know
Is TikTok the Secret to Finding an Apartment?
From renters to agents, the social platform has become a valuable resource
On the Market
A Gilded Age Mansion in New York City Just Listed for $80 Million
The 20,000-square-foot Beaux Arts townhouse is one of the few remaining private residences from the era
Motoring
Zaha Hadid Architects Helped Design a Superyacht for the Royal Family—But It Was Never Built
A collaboration with Vitruvius Yachts and Ocea UK, the design was short-listed to replace The Royal Yacht Britannia
Architecture + Design
The Evolution of New York City’s Subway Stations in 8 Stunning Photos
The design details within transit stops offer a fascinating look at the transportation system’s history