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Old World Meets Modern: A Casual but Elegant Pre-War Flat on the Baltic Coast
Once again, we find ourselves in the familiar position of being utterly charmed by a Colombe Design project. (We’ve waxed poetic about their projects twice before: here and here.) There are similarities between the residences the firm designs—Old World high ceilings, striking architectural details, an emphasis on sculptural statement lighting—but this one, while just as […]
Current Obsessions: LA Story
One of our favorite LA shops, Counter-Space, is opening in a new space at 1837 Hyperion Avenue; to celebrate, they’re throwing an opening party on Sunday, February 23 (tamales and sangria on offer). In SF: March is hosting Grilled Cheese Monday on February 24, from 5 pm to 7 pm. Brooklyn housewares shop Primary Essentials […]
Danish Light: 8 Ideas to Steal from a New Restaurant in Copenhagen by a Studio on the Rise
Midway through a particularly bleak New York City winter, I’ve been fantasizing about a potential escape—most recently, to Copenhagen. A few weeks ago I was planning an imaginary/hopeful trip, looking at airfares, and poking around the Internet for new hotels and wine bars to try when I stumbled upon Hverdagen—a new restaurant in the city’s […]
Monastic No More: A UK Religious Retreat Redesigned as a Chic Family Home
Discovered on The Modern House: St. Francis House, a monastic retreat transformed into “an exceptionally chic modern home.” Located in Cambridgeshire, a 45-minute train journey from London, the late-Georgian structure was built as a country estate. It was in the 1950s that a religious order moved in and purpose-rebuilt the place as a silent retreat, […]
Kitchen of the Week: A Modern Garden Kitchen in a Historic Row House in Melbourne
When we last checked in on Anna Pipkorn Skermer and Jane Kilpatrick of Pipkorn Kilpatrick, the Melbourne-based interior designers had just tackled their first big commission: an extraordinarily refined houseboat: see Lake Luxe, Scandi-Style. Today, we’re spotlighting another nature-centric project of theirs: Kilpatrick’s own indoor-outdoor kitchen in a charmingly tiny Edwardian brick row house in […]
7 Favorites: Soft, Stylish Throwbeds (Starting at $50)
We’re longtime fans of throwbeds for hammocks, sofas, and daybeds—basically any surface, including the floor, that could use some extra coziness and French flair. (In fact, Hedgehouse, who makes some of our favorite versions, participated in our 2015 Remodelista Market). Lately, we’ve noticed more cushion-y toppers on the market than ever. Below are seven we […]
10 Easy Pieces: Neutral Area Rugs Under $1,000
I’ve been in the market for a good area rug for years. In fact, I’ve never owned one. I’ve always been lucky with good-enough wood flooring to sit with my indecision—and without a living room rug. The trouble is: area rugs are expensive. It’s a massive commitment, taking up 9 by 12 feet in a […]
Rosetta: Mexico City’s Most Beautiful Restaurant?
Spotted on our designer friend Victoria Kirk‘s Instagram: Rosetta in Mexico City, the prettiest restaurant we’ve seen in a while. Owner Elena Reygadas studied in New York and London before returning home to open Rosetta in 2010; since then, she’s been named Latin America’s Best Female Chef (in 2014), earned a place on Latin America’s […]
Easy Upgrades: Good-Looking, Affordable Fixtures to Swap In, From Linea Lighting
One of the most impactful—and often overlooked—ways to change up the look of a room? With lighting. Sure, you could paint the walls or buy a new rug. But swapping a drab, overlooked light fixture for a design-forward upgrade—or a downright statement piece—can tie a space together, add subtle sophistication, or create a new focal […]
Steal This Look: A Characterful Bedroom in Veracruz, Mexico
A while back we profiled Maison Couturier, a 19th-century estate turned hotel in San Rafael, Veracruz. We’re still drawn to the bedrooms; you too? Here are some ideas for re-creating the look. Materials Lighting Furniture Fabrics & Linens Accessories For more hotels in Mexico, see our post Design Travel: 7 Favorite Design Hotels in Mexico from the […]
Back-to-Nature Basics: A New Lighting and Hardware Line, Handmade in LA
News of a just-launched lighting and hardware line, handmade in Los Angeles, recently landed in our inbox. Preston Alba, the studio coordinator at Commune, one of our favorite design studios, wrote to tell us of his new venture. “Lakes is an ongoing project, beginning with this small initial release [of lighting and hardware], with objects […]

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