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A Multigenerational Family’s Cabin Retreat, Unchanged by Time
This is, hands down, the most romantic story I’ve ever heard involving a house. In the 1960s, Chessa Osburn’s maternal grandparents bought property on an island in Howe Sound, near Vancouver. They hired a young architect, fresh out of graduate school and himself a summer resident on the island (his parents owned a vacation home […]
High/Low: Artisanal Porcelain Pendant Light
We’ve been admiring Philadelphia artist Natalie Page’s handmade porcelain lights for a while now (we first posted on them in 2013), and the lamps have appeared in some of our favorite projects (see Kitchen of the Week: A New-Build Kitchen in Mill Valley, CA). So we couldn’t help but notice the similarity when we spotted […]
A la Francaise: Our Maison & Objet Report
A couple of weeks ago, Francesca (my fellow Remodelista design maven) and I found ourselves in Paris, surveying Maison & Objet by day and wandering the streets around the Marais by night. Here’s a visual account of our favorite moments from the twice-yearly design fair, in no particular order: Laura Gonzalez, Designer of the Year […]
Expert Advice: How to Hire a Truly Great Painter for Your Home
Over the years I’ve hired many painters—from Task Rabbit amateurs to professional tradesmen—for both interior and exterior projects. Yet for all my experience, I still feel like hiring a good painter is a crap-shoot, that I’m no closer to discovering that secret formula that guarantees a great paint job every time. Based on the number […]
Cotswold Farm Hideaway: A Swiss Family’s Cottages for Let in the English Countryside
When Judith and Martin bought a farm in the Cotswolds, a place they could retire with their menagerie of sheep and goats, they didn’t expect to find three small cottages tucked away on the property, formerly an artist’s home and studio, but left abandoned and crumbling. Then they saw an opportunity. Judith renovated the three […]
Kitchen of the Week: French Mid-Century Style in Santa Monica
We like to check in on Los Angeles-based Commune Design from time to time. The multidisciplinary design studio (it works on architecture, interior, graphic, and product design projects) always seems to have something interesting in its portfolio. On our latest visit, we were rewarded with this distinctive kitchen in Santa Monica. It belongs to Hollywood […]
Cucumbi: A Rustic Guest House in Portugal, Suited for Autumn
If you needed another reason to visit Portugal, here’s one: Cucumbi, a four-room, three-apartment guest house on an organic farm, run by husband and wife Catarina and ToZé, and just opened a few months ago. But you’ll have to venture a bit to find it. The house, which formerly belonged to the couple’s family, is […]
10 Easy Pieces: Coffee Tables Under $500
Not all coffee tables need cost thousands of dollars. In fact, there are many designs made to last—in steel, aluminum, oak, and glass—with price tags at or under $500. Here are our picks. For more economical yet appealing furniture see our post: 10 Easy Pieces: Wood Dining Chairs for Under $200 10 Easy Pieces: Basic […]
The Reset Club’s Cook House, a Chic Catskills Rental, Resources and Remodeling Advice Included
“We love thinking about every experience someone has from the minute they open the door. How can we help them feel relaxed, inspired, and at home as quickly and easily as possible?” Kristin Sloan is explaining what compelled her and her husband, Doug Jaeger, to launch what they’ve dubbed The Reset Club, a travel and […]
Steal This Look: A Renovated Loft Kitchen in Brooklyn
When architect Elizabeth Roberts renovated the Williamsburg, Brooklyn loft of Ted Lee, a cookbook author, and E.V. Day, a sculptor, she designed a chef’s-style kitchen pairing budget Ikea cabinets with high end appliances. Here, we dissect the key elements of the kitchen to recreate the look. Materials Appliances Faucets & Fixtures Furniture Accessories N.B.: This […]
English Translation: A Compact Victorian Gets an Eclectic but Cohesive Makeover
Here at Remodelista, we’re pretty omnivorous when it comes to architectural and interior styles. We can admire a dressed-to-the-nines formal home (like this one) and, in the same breadth, applaud a rustic DIY cabin with no running water (like this one). Sometimes, though, we happen upon projects that make us want to pack up and […]

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