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Current Obsessions: Into July
Here are just a few things we’re noting as we wrap up our Minimalist Summer issue and head into the long weekend. “Color makes people feel alive”: how one garden designer incorporates “zing.” We’re admiring this 1906 firehouse in Pittsfield, Massachusetts that’s newly redone by seven BIPOC designers via The Kaleidoscope Project and opening for […]
Remodeling 101: How to Create an Outdoor Kitchen
In the warmer, brighter months, we love to dine outside and host parties on the balcony, porch, or in our garden. So why not make it easier and cook outside, too? We’re ever admirers of outdoor kitchens, which bring all of the function of an indoor cook space to the patio or poolside, so you […]
Remodelista Reconnaissance: A Bright Brazilian Chair in a Minimal Escape
This week we took a tour of Casa Três: A Former Merchant’s Quarters in Portugal’s Algarve, now a guesthouse. “Beautiful,” one reader commented. “Would love to know where the white-metal frame chair with red fabric in the bedroom is from.” As is custom in this column, you asked, we answer. Here’s the scoop: The Sighting […]
A Young Australian Designer’s Inventive Cabin Makeover, Ikea Upgrade Included
The term “loving hands at home” is typically applied derisively to crafts projects, but it feels perfect—in nothing but a positive way—for this high-style, DIY cabin remodel. That’s especially true when you know the backstory: Melbourne interior designer Andrea Moore of Studio Moore teamed up with her father, Lindsay Moore, a semi-retired veterinarian with #skillz, […]
Summer’s Backdrop: Block-Printed Table and Bed Linens by Studio Ford
The linens I’ve been noting for summer dinner parties—and summer bedrooms? That would be Collection IV, the latest line of handmade textiles from Studio Ford, based in LA (and frequent collaborators with Commune). The collection is inspired by the tradition of overshot weaving; popular in the US at the turn of the 19th century, it’s […]
Kitchen of the Week: Minimalism Meets Grandeur at an Italian Villa Turned Hotel
In my dream summer scenario, I’d book a suite at Palazzo Daniele, a 150-year-old villa-turned-hotel, where rooms with soaring, vaulted ceilings and original frescoes are interspersed with courtyards and groves of orange trees. The 1861 property has been in the family of art collector Francesco Petrucci for five generations; in this century, he partnered with […]
Radical Acts: Modern Craft for Social Good at a Georgian Estate
In the 1770s, when Thomas Chippendale was putting the finishing touch on the furnishings at Harewood House, the Robert Adam-designed estate in Yorkshire represented the height of Georgian chic. The property is again in the design vanguard: now run as a museum and educational charitable trust, its gilded rooms and Capability Brown gardens are currently […]
10 Easy Pieces: Drop In Bathtubs
The beauty of a drop in bathtub is versatility when it comes to placement. Unlike alcove tubs which require a wall or recess for installation, drop in tubs can be placed in the center of a room or elsewhere. They are also compatible with an architects’ design for a specific frame or surround. Here are […]
Casa Três: A Former Merchant’s Quarters in Portugal’s Algarve, Available for Stays
Previously we’ve admired The Addresses, a trio of minimalist guesthouses on the coast of Portugal, the work of a pair of friends (a wine connoisseur and an art director) and designed by architects. At the time we first posted on the lodgings, the third guesthouse, Casa Três, was in progress; now that it’s complete and […]
Steal This Look: Minimalist Kids’ Rooms Courtesy of Faye Toogood
Living with less is both possible and practical, until it comes to the kids’ rooms. Not so for British design phenom Faye Toogood, who designed her twin daughters’ nursery and older child’s bedroom with a calm, minimalist leaning. The Hampshire flat is an interim space between the London flat Faye and husband Matt Gibberd lived […]
Currently Coveting: Handmade Lighting from Örsjö of Sweden
Founded in 1948 in Småland, in southern Sweden, Örsjö initially made metal components and falu röda, the red paint synonymous with Scandinavian country houses and barns. In the early fifties, the company started producing lighting that attracted Ikea founder, Ingvar Kamprad: for years, Örsjö kept Ikea’s lamp departments stocked. In the eighties, Örsjö parted ways […]

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