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The Sand-Free Cottage: 8 Ways to Keep the Beach at Bay
In summer nothing beats the feel of sand between your toes. Unless, of course, you happen to be inside. Sandy floors (or worse, sheets) are the bane of every beach cottage. But, as this native Cape Codder has discovered, there are ways to keep the sand at bay. Here are eight solutions to stop sand […]
Kitchen of the Week: A Laid-Back Courtyard Kitchen Where ‘Family Life Unfolds’
It’s common for clients to create a wish list for their architect before a project starts. An open kitchen, ample storage, sustainable design, a native garden—these were all on the project brief that architect Zoe Geyer, of ZGA Studio, received a few years ago from her clients, a young couple looking to build a new […]
Crafts and Kinship: Broom Making, Weaving, and More at Berea College in Kentucky
Founded in 1855 by an abolitionist minister as the South’s first interracial, co-ed institution, Berea College in Berea, Kentucky, remains a model on so many fronts. For one thing, it’s an esteemed liberal arts school that is tuition free, and to make that possible all students hold jobs on campus. For more than two centuries […]
Elegant Storage À La Carte: Long-Lasting Freestanding Pieces from Henrybuilt
We’re longtime fans of Henrybuilt, the design-driven manufacturers of flexible, sophisticated, and exquisitely hand-crafted systems for kitchen, wardrobe, and all throughout the house. (They also happen to be members of the Remodelista Architects & Designers Directory.) And now, for the first time, you can order exceptionally made à la carte pieces from Henrybuilt, thanks to […]
10 Easy Pieces: Bathroom Waste Bins
Unless your bin is tucked away in a cabinet or console, the waste bin is just as visible as any fixture, texture, or accessory in the bathroom. Small but essential, a trash can be stylish too. For proof, here are our 10 favorites from open waste bins to pedal bins in steel and heavyweight plastic. […]
Steal This Look: A Hudson Valley Artist’s Above-the-Shop Bath
Ceramic artist Paula Greif opened her studio and shop on Warren Street in Hudson, New York, a couple of years back. The narrow storefront is topped with a 400-square-foot studio apartment, where Greif now makes her home. Renovating the building with the help of her friend Stephen Shadley (Diane Keaton’s interior designer), Greif “did everything […]
Fourth of July DIY: An Easy-Breezy Blueberry-Inspired Tablecloth by David Stark
Here’s a DIY tablecloth for Fourth of July that’s so easy that truly anyone—from kindergarteners to the arts-and-crafts-averse—can make it. Perhaps best of all? It’s blessedly understated, which means it can have a life well after the fireworks are over. You don’t need any tools (just a couple new pencils, a box, fabric, and some […]
Modern Meets Organic in the Brooklyn Apartment of Delia Kenza’s ‘Bad Ass’ Client
A sure-fire sign that a designer and a client are sympatico? When the client asks for the exact same furniture and lighting that the designer has in her own home. “She purchased her place and saw a photo of my Brooklyn home, and she said she immediately bought the chairs and light that I had—and […]
Rehab Diary: How to Paint Furniture Like an Expert
This summer, my husband and I were driving on Cape Cod, when I spied a couple of midcentury modernesque chairs outside a thrift shop. “Stop!” I yelled–we were in need of dining chairs. When I asked the owner the price, he informed me that there were four more out back. “How much for all six?” I asked. “Thirty dollars for […]
A Madcap Apartment in Paris for a Creative Couple (Plus Kids)
How many patterned tiles is too many? Anki Linde and Pierre Saalburg of Paris-based LSL Architects say to each his own limit—and that the couple who own this rambling Paris apartment happen to have a higher threshold than most. These clients—she’s a film director/writer, he’s a writer, and they have two kids—approached the remodel of […]
Global-Minded Throws by a Former Fashion Designer, Inspired by the Swedish Archipelago (and Art Deco, Peru, and Portugal)
Were it permissible for me to acquire any more blankets (I wish it were, but it’s not—I have more throws in my apartment than dinner plates), I’d order one from Johanna Howard‘s collection. Her throws are sustainable and fair-trade and have a classic-ness about them, yet they’re also full of unexpected colorways and patterns and […]

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