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Current Obsessions: In Praise of Craft
On the market: A John Pawson house in Notting Hill, designed in the 1990s for his own family and miraculously untouched. (And for a smaller dose of John Pawson, see his collection of home goods at March.) Good Design, Good Purpose: Enter to Win Two Ethically Made Pillows from Goodee, one our favorite purveyors of […]
How to Care for Candles: Tips from a Brooklyn Shop
Back in January, I made a resolution for the year: “More candles. More candles at the breakfast table, more light in winter, more settling in, more slow mornings, more romance in design, more making more of small moments.” I’ve been thinking about that urge a lot these last weeks, in these uncertain and isolated and anxious […]
English-Style in Seattle: A Couple’s Longtime Home Gets an Anglo Update
Spending all this time in our own quarters leads to restless thinking—of making home improvements or of moving on, maybe to another planet. Today we’re spotlighting the longtime family home of a couple with grown children who felt very ready for a change but decided to stay put. Their place, a charming but compact 1915 […]
The Comfort of Things: Artist Oscar Piccolo’s Modern Bohemian Studio Apartment
“I’ve never been by myself so much, but I’m treating this period as a good pause,” London designer Oscar Piccolo tells us. “I’ve always felt connected to domestic spaces so I am finding this aspect interesting. My home is my studio, really the two go hand in hand.” A 2018 fine arts graduate of London’s […]
Kitchen of the Week: A ‘Frankensteined’ Historic House in Philadelphia’s Fishtown, Before and After
It was a gray waxed canvas tote that first caught my eye thanks to its leather strap made from a World War II gun sling. That was at a trade show several years ago, where Margaux and Walter Kent of Peg and Awl were also showcasing wooden bath trays, “apothecary cabinets”, and rope tree swings, […]
Primary Objects: A New Line of Modular Furniture from Henrybuilt, Kitchen Islands Included
New from Henrybuilt, makers of high-end bespoke kitchens, a line of standalone furniture that “delivers the same craft quality as the company’s fitted architectural products, but can be purchased à la carte,” according to founder Scott Hudson. “We’re bringing the same level of quality and innovation to Primary Objects as we do to our fitted […]
For Your Inspiration: 19 Home Offices We Love, Remote Work Edition
Like millions of quarantining families, for the past few weeks my husband and I have been working from home and our kids “distance-learning.” He and I, in general, don’t work well together (he’s on conference calls all day; I prefer to do my work while half-tuning in to the Brian Lehrer Show), nor do our […]
10 Easy Pieces: Dining Tables with Powder Coated Bases
Our dining table is entirely made of wood and while I love the look, the soft, every-knick-shows maple has made me think of the utility of steel—particularly when it comes to the base of a table, where scuff marks seem to show the most. So in the spirit of the long-lasting, we’ve rounded up 10 […]
Outdoor Havens: 9 Essentials for Creating a Garden Oasis, from Rejuvenation
The weather is warming up, spring is officially here, and we can still step out into the garden for some much-needed fresh air. For inspiration on how to make the yard a haven during the warmer months—where we can tinker in the garden, lounge on the patio, or take dinner out onto the porch—we’re turning […]
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 […]
Steal This Look: A Clean, Well-Lighted Study by Designer C.S. Valentin
Not only is A Colonial House in Bellport with Uncommon Style from French Designer C. S. Valentin one of our favorite house tours ever on Remodelista, but it also features one of my favorite room images ever. The picture showcases the cozy study on the second floor of his client’s classic New England house. With […]

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