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Steal This Look: Utilitarian Kitchen in Melbourne, Australia
A while back we featured a house on the Mornington Peninsula in Melbourne, Australia, from architects O’Connor and Houle. The house was designed for the architects themselves and revolves around a central kitchen-living area. The kitchen, custom built of local tallowwood, is a winning combination of Scandi design and Japanese utility. Here, we’ve re-created the […]
Trend Alert: Paper Flowers, Fruits, and Plants as Decor
Noticed lately: delicate handmade paper flowers, vegetables, potted plants. Here’s a look: For more trend alerts, see: Trend Alert: Statement-Making Abstract Rugs Trend Alert: The Excavated Look, 15 Ways Trend Alert: Piped Pillows of All Hues (Plus Nine to Buy)
Rehab Diary: Architect Ben Daly and Family at Home in a Converted Sheep Shed
“I like to get very hands-on with my projects because I believe as an architect we have to engage more,” says Ben Daly. “Currently, it’s just me that does 95 percent of absolutely everything.” By everything he’s referring to not only his design but construction work. Ben came to his profession as someone “interested in […]
Of-the-Moment Cane Seating (and More) from Australia
Worn founders Lia-Belle King and Lotte James Barnes worked in the fashion and design industry for 15 years before “abandoning our respective careers for travel and self-discovery,” as they say. “Worn is the by-product of our time spent living in Indonesia; a physical manifestation of our combined life experience. It also represents a time where the […]
Current Obsessions: In the Garden with Piet Oudolf
Our landscape designer friend Lindsey Taylor is hosting a virtual film screening of “Five Seasons: The Gardens of Piet Oudolf,” available for streaming this Saturday, May 23rd, at 12 pm through midnight Monday, May 25th. For virtual tickets and more information, go to Five Seasons. And read more about the film on Gardenista. Now on […]
An Architect’s Narrow Townhouse in Montreal, Design Studio Included
The ask was formidable: update the Victorian-era townhouse; restore some of the period details that had been removed in an ill-conceived 1980s renovation; bring more light into the building, which had just two exposures (at the front and back); carve out a functional, client-ready office space that would feel separate from the rest of the […]
Kitchen of the Week: A Creative Couple’s Swedish Farmhouse Retreat
The farmhouse was an impulse purchase: Ellen Dixdotter, Jacob Holst, and their two young kids had recently moved from Stockholm to Copenhagen when, on a weekend getaway, they decided to take a look at real estate site Hemnet. “It’s not that we’re financially equipped for spontaneous house buying,” Ellen tells us, “but this old place, […]
10 Easy Pieces: Simple White Linen Curtains
I’ve been tasked with finding a nice set of linen curtains for two bedrooms. As a renter, there always exists the challenge of spending money on impermanence. (What if these don’t fit or look as well in the next place?) Whether you are renting or staying put, window treatments are an investment of time, money, […]
Steal This Look: The Modern Farmhouse Pantry
I have a great pantry in the form of a sizable floor-to-ceiling cabinet with pullout shelving. It’s a huge upgrade from what we had in our old small apartment, and other than the fact that it doesn’t have an alarm that sounds whenever one of my kids returns a box of cereal or crackers without […]
Living in 600 Square Feet: Designer Glenn Ban’s Refined East Hamptons Cottage
While perusing Laura Fenton’s captivating new book, The Little Book of Living Small, we were delighted to see designer Glenn Ban‘s compact East Hamptons home featured. Julie wrote about his Provincetown cottage a few years ago, and it remains one of our favorite beach houses we’ve covered on our site. No surprise, Glenn’s Long Island […]
Trend Alert: Crazy Candles
Are candlemakers the new potters? Lately we’ve been seeing sculptural, handmade, decidedly odd, off-kilter candles proliferating. Here are some recent finds:

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