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16 Favorite Solid Marble Kitchen Backsplashes, for Maximum Drama
We’re not into drama, but when it comes to kitchen designs featuring dramatic, solid marble backsplashes, we’re on board 110 percent. Here are a few of our favorite marble-clad kitchens pulled from our archives and beyond. More on marble: 10 Things Nobody Tells You About Marble Countertops Remodeling 101: The Difference Between Carrara, Calacatta, and […]
Steal This Look: A Los Angeles Architect’s Low Key but Elegant Kitchen
We are fervent admirers of Reath Design, the LA-based interior design studio founded by Frances Merrill. This past September, we shared their latest completed project, a Mediterranean-style 1920s manse transformed into an elegant but warm home for architect Sherry McKuin and her young family. We took particular note of the traditional-with-an-edge kitchen. Let’s take a […]
Sustainable Shopping: High-Quality, Eco-Friendly Goods from San Francisco
In a time when everyone is searching for sustainable products that are just as effective as their chemical-filled counterparts, we admire Ardent, a family-owned business from the San Francisco Bay Area. Their goods range from homemade soap to water bottles and bags, with the shared feature of non-toxic and natural materials. As Ardent puts it, […]
Rock Camp: Old-Meets-New Lake Cabins by an Upstart Maine Architect
Tucked into tall, wild woods on the shores of Mooselookmeguntic Lake in Maine’s Rangeley Lakes region is an unusual series of cabins—one cabin, really, made up of many small rooms. The first is what one might expect to find there: an old, classic one-room log house set under the pines. But to one side is […]
Current Obsessions: Autumnal Light
Spotted on T Magazine: Smallhold, the first (and only) organic mushroom farm in NYC. Among the display-worthy offerings: everything from pink oysters to lion’s manes. Smallhold installs front-of-house “mini-farms,” where restaurants like Mission Chinese and Bunker Vietnamese grow their own fungi. Margot has been listening to the Trace Material podcast, from the Parsons Healthy Materials […]
All Things Should Have Stories: A Richly Hued London Flat (With an Ikea Kitchen Too)
For some reason this week I’ve had the beginning of that Wallace Stevens poem in my head: “One must have a mind of winter…” But it’s a sense of autumn that seems to fill a first-level flat in London that Julie sent to me recently. That and some Portuguese influence. The flat is the vision—and […]
Kitchen of the Week: ‘A Secret Retreat’ Above a Violin Store
Designers often say that the best renovations come about after you’ve actually clocked some time living in a space, so that you can have a better understanding of how your home supports (or hinders) your daily routine. Architect Jack Tsai’s clients, a couple in their 60s, had 15 years to figure out what was wrong […]
10 Easy Pieces: Counter Stools with Backs
While kitchen stools with backs are not as elegant as their swivel bar-stool cousins, they’re an essential item for households with children. Perhaps this is why so many are reminiscent of schoolhouse furniture, a feature we find particularly appealing. Below are a few options that are as stylish as they are sensible. For more counter- […]
Steal This Look: Ensuite Bath Alcove in a London Renovation
The latest project from London designers du jour Zoe Chan Eayrs and Merlin Eayrs is a six-floor townhouse on a corner lot in London’s Spitalfields called the Weavers House. While the project is a gut remodel, the Eayrs were sympathetic to the building’s history looking to its former residents, the Huguenots (French Protestants) for inspiration. […]
Modern, Sleek, and Functional: Classic Mid Century Lamps from Germany
When we came across Midgard’s lamps, we were charmed by their industrial and sleek designs but equally as intrigued by the company’s history. In 1919, engineer Curt Fischer founded Midgard in Germany to sell his modern and innovative lights. At the time, his designs were novel; he was the first to create adjustable lamps that […]
Fall Giveaway: Enter to Win a $1,500 Gift Card from Mitchell Gold + Bob Williams
It’s the time of year for coziness—spaces full of comfortable furnishings, sumptuous textures, and rich color palettes. And this year especially, when our homes are serving multiple needs all at one time—from dining in to working remotely to places for peaceful respite and relaxation—it’s a particularly good moment for an autumn spruce-up to help every […]

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