‘Clarity, Simplicity, and Thoughtful Restraint’: A Timeless Bungalow in Frogtown, Los Angeles
We were so charmed by Michael Breland and Peter Harper’s Spanish courtyard project in Silver Lake, Los Angeles (see Julie’s […]
Summer Refresh: 10 Seasonal Updates for the House
In this week’s Summer Throwback issue, we’re going way back to some reader-favorite stories from summers past, like this one:
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Kitchen of the Week: A Couple’s Summer Kitchen in a Former Lobster Shack
In this week’s Summer Throwback issue, we’re going way back to some reader-favorite stories from summers past, like this one:
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Simplicity Reigns: An Architect’s Pared-Down Summer Home in Denmark
To get to her weekend home in Sjællands Odde, Denmark, Karen Kjaergaard takes an 80-minute ferry ride from big coastal
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Overbrook Overlook: An Architect’s Barn-Turned-Tiny Home ‘Operates Much Bigger Than It Is’
Architect Steve McDowell’s reimagining of a rundown hay barn in Overbrook, Kansas, is among the most striking examples of a
The Gardener’s Cottage Guesthouse: A Project by “Intuitive Antiques Dealer-Decorator” Max Rollitt
Max Rollitt’s bio begins: “born into the world of antiques.” His mother had her own shop in Winchester, England, and,
Borradill, a Designer’s Scotch-Scandi Rental House and Cottage on the West Coast of Scotland
“Two early prefab Swedish timber-framed cabins brought to the West Highlands in the late 1990s to a 25-acre woodland where
Kitchen of the Week: A Romantic Design by The Misfit House for New Kitchen Co Isla Porter
Isla Porter is a fresh out-of-the-box New York kitchen company dedicated to mixing 21st century know-how with age-old cabinetmaking. As
Kitchen of the Week: A Romantic Design by The Misfit House for New Kitchen Company Isla Porter
Isla Porter is a fresh out-of-the-box New York kitchen company dedicated to mixing 21st century know-how with age-old cabinetmaking. As
‘Not Really a Garden at All’: Artist John-Paul Philippe’s Lightly Edited Landscape in Connecticut
The gardeners featured in Pastoral Gardens, a weighty new compendium that has been self-published by photographer Andrew Montgomery and garden