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Made in the Mediterranean: Timeless Tile Designs by an Italian Collective
Here’s proof that tile has stood the test of time: It dates from thousands of years ago (about 9,000 BCE, to be exact), yet year after year it ranks among the top design trends (in 2019, it’s porcelain-tile countertops and the rise of zellige). It’s with that heritage in mind that Ceramics of Italy, the […]
Kitchen of the Week: Hudson Valley Farmhouse Kitchen Reborn
A while back we dropped in on artist Dunja Von Stoddard’s 1880s farmhouse in Rhinebeck, New York, and especially admired the kitchen. Dunja recently tweaked the space, so on a trip to the Hudson Valley, I stopped by to take another look. The kitchen may appear to be historic (exposed beams, wide-plank floors, soapstone counters), but […]
Object of Desire: Good-Looking Berkey Water Filters
Berkey, maker of countertop filtration systems, started as a small family-operated business in a farming community just East of Pueblo, Colorado, in the late 1990s; their classic portable stainless steel systems are the best-looking around. The systems use an extremely fine filter that removes lead, chlorine, and other heavy metals, pharmaceuticals, and VOCs, as well as […]
10 Easy Pieces: Keypad Leversets
There are a dozen reasons why a keyless door lock is useful. For starters: lost keys. But it’s also helpful when keys are accidentally locked inside, forgotten, at the bottom of a bag, or annoyingly tucked into your sock or shoe while on a neighborhood run (never again). There’s also the issue of copied and […]
The Inn at Kenmore Hall: A Stately New Bed & Breakfast in the Berkshires
I think almost anyone with an interest in home design has daydreamed at one point or another of opening up a bed and breakfast. But as soon as the fantasy turns into a serious brainstorm, most wake up from the reverie and file the plans under “pipe dreams.” Unless you’re Frank Muytjens and Scott Edward […]
Steal This Look: A Luminous Kitchen Renovation in Rockport, Maine
Leave it to design stars Tara Mangini and Percy Bright of Jersey Ice Cream Co. to infuse an undistinguished 2004 builder’s special (see Remade in Maine: Jersey Ice Cream Co. Upgrades a Recently Built House) with rustic charm. The reimagined kitchen has tinted plaster walls, a now-signature Jersey Ice Cream Co. feature, Shaker-style cabinets, a luxury […]
Shaker, Reincarnated: A Young Furniture Maker in Midcoast Maine
Move over, Thomas Moser: Meet the young female furniture maker revitalizing the tired furniture scene on the coast of Maine. From her house and studio “in a small, wooded homestead” in Rockport, Heide Martin—who started her career in landscape architecture and urban planning before moving to Maine and training at a furniture school—builds simple, hard-wood […]
The Soot House: Conjuring the Ghosts of Old New England on Spruce Head in Maine
Sculptor turned builder Anthony Esteves’ work is haunted by the dark side of old New England. “The homes of the 1600s have a ghostly quality,” he says. “They are defined by simplicity of shape and adornment, and stand to be noticed in the landscape. I bring those guiding principles to my work.” This tradition is evident in […]
Shipshape and Refreshed: A Considered Renovation of an 1898 Cabin on Maury Island
Maury Island, in Washington’s Puget Sound, is small. You’ve likely never heard of it before, but you may have heard of its larger neighbor, Vashon Island, to which it’s connected via an isthmus built by local homeowners in 1913. (Before then, the two islands were linked only during low tide.) Both are accessible only by […]
Expert Advice: How to Choose Paint Like a Pro
The last time I chose a paint color I was twelve. It’s a story that might sound familiar: After much campaigning, my parents let me paint a wall of my bedroom in a color of my choosing (so long as it was light enough to paint over eventually). As this story often goes, I picked […]
10 Things Nobody Tells You About Shiplap
Here at Remodelista we’ve been nursing a healthy obsession with shiplap for the last few years. But there are a surprising amount of misconceptions about shiplap: as one craftsman pointed out, the kind of cladding that’s been popularized over the last few years by shows like Fixer Upper isn’t, in fact, true shiplap. (Or, as he put […]

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