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Cabin A road trip from Los Angeles to San Francisco is just long enough (six hours without traffic — and you know there will be traffic) that you'd probably just consider flying. Until you think about all of the airport stress that comes with it. Checking bags, schlepping through security, cramped seats, and dry skin (or the awkwardness of face masking while surrounded by strangers): it all kind of detracts from the fun of traveling. Cabin, a brand new luxury sleeper bus that runs between L.A. and San Francisco, is the perfect alternative if you're so over the hassle of flying. With big aspirations to be "like the Ritz Carlton" on wheels, this overnight ride gives you a private sleeping cabin so you can travel comfortably without having to set foot in an airport. Cabin "I'm really excited about the fact that if you use the highway system and don't need tracks, we can build this premium, almost European travel experience in the United States with very

Robin Leach has been out of the limelight for years, but his legacy as the host of "Lifestyles of the Rich and Famous" lives on. Getty Before Robin Leach became a household name and TV icon, he was an entertainment journalist. He worked for publications such as the Daily Mail and People magazine, even making appearances on CNN and "Entertainment Tonight." Getty Leach made his foray into stardom when he became the host of "Lifestyles of the Rich and Famous" a reality television series that looked at the extravagant lives of celebrities. He hosted the show from 1984 through 1987, then again when it made a two-year comeback in 1993 and '94. Getty From the mid-90s to the early-2000s, leach made several one-off appearances on popular television shows like "Roseanne", "Family Guy," and even the beloved decorating series "Trading Spaces." Getty In 2003, Leach was feeling adventurous. He appeared on "I'm a Celebrity,

At $$, who doesn't own a RAST chest? Transform this simple, inexpensive set of drawers into a showpiece for any room. IKEA The Dresser Made of sturdy pine wood, the RAST chest is the perfect (and affordable) blank canvas for a bit of creativity. ( $$, ikea.com ) Mike Garten Mid-Century Desk Stain the fronts of two dressers and paint the frames white. Once dry, attach the hardware and pair with a painted plywood plank for an oversize desk that would make even Don Draper proud. Paint, Rust-Oleum Protective Enamel in Gloss White ( $, homedepot.com ). Wallpaper ($$ per roll, chasingpaper.com ). Throw ( shopburkelman.com ). Bookends ($$, westelm.com ). Mug ($$, wolveswithin.com ). Vase ( westelm.com ). Stain Minwax PolyShades in American Chestnut ($$, minwax.com ). Pulls ($ each, anthropologie.com ) Mike Garten Charming Campaign Recreate the classic design by painting on two to three coats of a bold, high-gloss hue (we love vibrant orange!), then attaching gold or brass corner h

What better way to curate your next vacation than with the help of fashion's biggest designers? Here are 10 hotel suites around the world designed by the figures who rule the fashion world — for a guaranteed chic getaway. The Dior Suite, St. Regis New York St. Regis Parisian elegance is transported to New York with Dior's regal hotel suite at the St. Regis. Featuring incredible views of Central Park and Fifth Avenue, the suite's muted color palette takes inspiration from Dior's ateliers in Paris. The 1,700 square foot room includes an 8 person dining room, marble bathroom, king bedroom suite, spacious living room area and 24 hour butler service because, of course . The Dior Suite at the St. Regis New York, for more information and bookings visit virtuoso.com. Diane von Furstenberg's Claridge's Suite, London Claridge's London DVF's love of patterns—and her iconic chain print—come to life in The Grand Piano Suite at at Claridge's London. The two be

Getty Images Angelic Rutherford has spent her career designing everything from the first date to the final rose ceremonies of America's favorite guilty pleasure, "The Bachelor." Rutherford recently spoke with ELLEDECOR.com about her career and how to design sets that are makeout-friendly. (Yes, really.) Courtesy of Angelic Rutherford I was never a college kid... College didn't come naturally to me, and I transferred and dropped out three times. I had started out helping with the set design in my high school theatre group. I was obsessed with "Star Wars" in the early '70s and '80s, and I loved the cantina scene. That really sparked an interest in creating environments and sets and scenes. I wanted to try to build sets and learn more about special effects makeup, so I started freelancing as a scenic painter in Orlando at places like Walt Disney World's MGM Studios, Nickelodeon, and a couple of shops in town. This was before CGI, so we were paint

Nordstrom Nordstrom is making holiday shopping easy this year by discounting all our favorite brands, like Hunter, Tory Burch and Jack Rogers, weeks before Black Friday. See a few of our picks from their annual fall sale below, but don't hesitate to place your order. These deals disappear on November 12. WATCH: The "Clear The Rack" Sale Is Back Hunter Boots Courtesy of Nordstrom $$$ (originally $$$) Buy Now A number of Hunter rain boots are included in the sale this week, including the Original Refined Matte version, seen here in black, but if you prefer a colorful wellie, check out the perfect-for-travel packable boot in blue. Bobbi Brown Sun-Kissed Glow Set Courtesy of Nordstrom $$ (originally $$) Buy Now Pretend you just got back from the beach all winter long with this bronzer / blush duo from Bobbi Brown. Tory Burch Parker Leather Tote Courtesy of Nordstrom $$$ (originally $$$) Buy Now The perfect work bag looks even better at 33 off. Jack Rogers Capri Sand

Don't blame yourself if you've had a few casualties over the years. Getty Ctenanthe If not in bright, direct light, the leaves on this plant will appear solid, instead of showcasing the patterns that they're known for (bummer). However, if they get too much light, the leaves will fade. It's a fickle plant to say the least, and is equally frustrating when it comes to watering, temperature, you name it. Getty Azaleas Just like a lady hates to sweat, this pretty plant really hates heat (a lot). Ideally, azaleas shouldn't be in a temperature above 65 degrees Fahrenheit — ever. Getty Calathea Ornata This guy is known as a greenhouse plant for good reason: It's super sensitive to cold and temperature fluctuations and grows best in warm, humid, bright conditions — so finding the best spot for it in your home might pose a challenge. Getty Basil If this trusty herb keeps dying before you get a chance to make your homemade caprese salad, it could be because of the l