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Just Add Water: Eco Cleaning Supplies (and Refills) from Blueland
We’re frequently on the lookout for earth-conscious cleaning supplies (for some of our findings, see 13 Favorite All-Purpose Cleaners, Eco Edition). The latest we like? Blueland, which offers household cleaners and laundry supplies and reusable glass and tin containers. Their mission: to eliminate plastic waste and to “make it easy to be eco” with products […]
Kitchen of the Week: A Create-Cook-Eat Space Built on a Budget
A few years ago, British artist Peter Nencini led an illustration workshop in an exhibition space that thoroughly charmed him. He and his wife, textiles designer Sally Nencini, were looking to expand and renovate their kitchen, and he thought that the architect responsible for the event space’s clever design just might be the right person […]
20 Best Online Shops for Japanese Housewares
When we launched Remodelista 15 years ago, it was almost impossible to source the hauntingly beautiful housewares of Japan. Things have improved dramatically; here are our top 20 online sources for Japanese design (some have brick-and-mortar stores as well). N.B.: Featured photograph by Matthew Williams for Remodelista, with styling by Alexa Hotz, from Shop Owner Makié […]
10 Easy Pieces: Utility Aprons
For some reason it took me ages to figure out the importance of aprons in domestic life (both in the kitchen and the garden). Now I have a couple on hand at all times; here are some stylish possibilities. N.B.: This post was originally published on June 9, 2010. We have updated it with new […]
Waste Is a Design Flaw: Eco-Minded Essentials for the Home Office
I have a thing for beautiful paper goods: simply bound notebooks, a well laid-out planner, pocket-sized journals. And, going on year three of working from home, my home office could use a bit of a pick-me-up. Enter Wisdom Supply Co., a California-based purveyor of well-designed, appealingly simple notebooks, calendars, planners, pencil cases, and writing instruments. […]
Steal This Look: Making the Most of a Small Kitchen in Vancouver
One of the more popular kitchens we featured last year is photographer Gillian Steven’s full kitchen remodel in Vancouver. The calm and pure off-white kitchen has a timeless appeal: from marble counters to open shelving and unlacquered brass, no element is too trendy and thus, too susceptible to falling out of style. Gillian called out […]
Narrow Escape: Thoughtful Storage and Design in an Architect’s Small Home
Architects are commissioned to work on projects both large and modest, but when it comes to their own homes, they, on the whole, prefer small. The challenge of figuring out how to make a tiny space functional and beautiful, it seems, is irresistible to this group of creatives. So when we came across this cleverly […]
Before/After: Order and Pattern in a Spirited Paris Apartment Remodel by Two Young Architects
Stephen O’Sullivan felt ready for a better bath. The dual Irish-French citizen had been living in his apartment in Paris’s 9th for almost 20 years when he gave architect Suleïma Ben Achour a shout. The daughter of an old friend of his, Suleïma, a 2016 graduate of the École Nationale d’Architecture de Paris la Villette, […]
Current Obsessions: Cold Snap
This weekend’s roundup skews heavily towards wool blankets and series to stream—no coincidence as our editors have been weathering a cold snap. Read on: We’re launching a new Remodelista subscription for 2022; try it for two months free starting February 1. More info on the new features and what’s to come here. Top of this […]
More Info on Our New Subscription Offering (Including a Free Trial)
Last week we announced that we’ll be launching a new subscription offering to Remodelista, Gardenista, and The Organized Home in 2022. (You can read the original post here.) Since then, we’ve read all of your comments and feedback with care; today we’re following up with some updates and more info on what’s to come. For […]
Subtle Colors in a Former Victorian Carriage House in Hackney
Spotted, admired, and bookmarked for future palette inspiration: a poetic little carriage house in central Hackney, on the outskirts of London, that uses color in ways both surprising and subtle. Ready to be charmed? Photography courtesy of The Modern House. N.B. This post is updated; the original story ran on March 4, 2019. Inspired by […]

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