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W House Tours
Humble abodes these are not. From an austere 17th century castle in the Dolomites to a dizzyingly graphic, contemporary art-filled apartment in Manhattan, revisit some of the most spectacular homes featured in the pages of the magazine.
Sky High:
Art-world heavies Tobias Meyer and Mark Fletcher show off their wild NYC apartment. Photographs by Todd Eberle
Lady of Spain:
The 18th Duchess of Alba, the most titled woman in Europe, opens her masterpiece-filled Madrid palace for a rare visit. Photographs by Simon Watson
Kate Hudson's Boho Home:
With the help of decorators Roman & Williams, the actress created a glamorously eclectic home in the Pacific Palisades. Photographs by Alexia S
Bute Force:
The Marquess of Bute invites W to Mount Stuart, his astonishing ancestral estate in Scotland. Photographs by Alexia S
Water Shed:
The architect Richard Meier builds a modern Malibu home in teak for mogul Peter Morton. Photographs by Simon Watson
Marc Jacobs in Paris:
The designer didn't start collecting until five years ago—and now he just can't stop. He shows W his art-filled flat. Photographs by Philip-Lorca DiCorcia
Forever Imelda:
Mrs. Marcos gives W a tour of Old House, the villa outside Manilla where she and Ferdinand lived their "Imeldific" life. Photographs by Ben Hoffman
Double Entendre:
Milan-based designers Roberto Peregalli and Laura Sartori Rimini are behind some of the most exquisite domestic interiors in Europe. Photographs by Simon Watson
The Gettys in Tuscany:
Mark and Domitilla Getty's rustic borgo outside Siena has become a magnet for much of the far-flung Getty clan. Photographs by Simon Watson
Mix Master:
French antiques dealer Yves Gastou has decorated his Paris apartment and Biarritz home with no heed for the rules of interior design. Photographs by Ivan Terestchenko
Alpine Way:
An austere 17th-century castle in the Dolomites is home to one of Italy's most aesthetically obsessed clans. Photographs by Simon Watson
Pucci Proud:
In the hills outside Florence, fashion royal Laudomia Pucci brings her own brand of modern glamour to her family's country estate. Photographs by Stewart Shining
Haute Cabana:
From his Portuguese retreat, interior designer Jacques Grange trades his usual luxe for the simple life. Photographs by Martin Morrell
Bel-Air Bohemian:
Lisa Eisner has a celebrated eye for fashion and photography (and dead bugs, under glass). At home in L.A., her eclectic flair runs free. Photographs by Lisa Eisner
Lady of the House:
After presiding over Chatsworth for nearly 50 years, the Dowager Duchess of Devonshire has downsized to a cottage. Photographs by Simon Upton
The Rothschilds in London:
In the former studio of John Singer Sargent, Sir Evelyn and Lady de Rothschild have built their art-filled "love nest." Photographs by Derry Moore
Klaus Haus:
Who needs cozy? MoMA curator Klaus Biesenbach's Manhattan apartment is a stripped-down, bare-bones wonder. Photographs by Dean Kaufman
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