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Current Obsessions: Stormy Weather
The mysterious phenomena of the Fridge Detective, spotted on the New Yorker. One of our favorite glassmakers, La Souffliere in Paris, is celebrating the release of their new collection, Liberte, with a pop-up shop at their studio at 26 rue Lecourbe, from January 17th to the 24th, 9 am to 6 pm. For more info, go […]
Narrow Escape: Thoughtful Storage and Design in an Architect’s Small Home
Architects are commissioned to work on projects both large and modest, but when it comes to their own homes, they, on the whole, prefer small. The challenge of figuring out how to make a tiny space functional and beautiful, it seems, is irresistible to this group of creatives. So when we came across this cleverly […]
10 Things Nobody Tells You About Plywood
Hear the word “plywood” and you might think of a cheap, maybe even low-quality construction material, used behind the scenes but not sophisticated enough to be seen on the surface. Thankfully, though, plywood is earning its rightful reputation as a durable, versatile, and—yes—good-looking design material, as suitable for furniture and kitchen cabinets as it is […]
High/Low: A Trio of Scandinavian-Style Modern Daybeds
Noticed lately: appealing Scandi-style daybeds. Here are three favorites, high to low: See more high/low design: High/Low: Floaty Linen Pendant Light High/Low: Wood Tripod Floor Lamp High/Low: The Industrial-Style Articulated Wall Light, French vs. Urban Outfitters Edition
Kitchen of the Week: A Glamorous Kitchen Extension in London by Simon Astridge
London architect Simon Astridge is known for his modern celebration of building materials—see, for instance his Plywood House, a Victorian Remodel, Brick House Reinvention, and way with Clay Plaster. When a family came to him looking to overhaul a prime West London row house, they asked that the design be “tailored to overall happiness.” Towards […]
Wilder, in London: 9 Design Ideas to Steal from Terence Conran’s New Forage-Focused Restaurant
The mission of Wilder, a new restaurant in the basement of Terence Conran’s hotel, Boundary London, is to spotlight the best of British produce. From its website: “We work closely with farms and also grow our own vegetables and herbs. And we use what can be found from the meadows, woods and along the coastlines […]
10 Easy Pieces: Modern Single Lever Straight Kitchen Faucets
When it comes to modern kitchen faucets, there are many features to consider: wall or counter mounting, single or double hole, number of handles, height, as well as pull out and spray faucet heads. Additionally, there’s the aesthetic of the faucet; a feature nearly as critical as its function. In the past we’ve covered the […]
Steal This Look: A Noirish Living Room in Coastal Sweden
We’ve featured before the remodel of a 19th-century house in Härnösand, Sweden by Sofia Nyman of Skälso Arkitekter. Outside, the wood house is painted blackish-green while inside, inky shades of gray commingle. For those keen on the monochromatic look, Nyman gets it right layering shades of gray and black with moments of light wood. Here […]
Before/After: A Remodelista’s Refreshed Parlor Floor Flat in Brooklyn Heights, NY
When my husband, Josh, and I told friends we were moving to Brooklyn Heights from our hometown of 20 years, Mill Valley, CA, they were curious. Why would you move to gray, dreary NYC with its punishing winters and hot, humid summers? But with our two children (actually, young adults) in college on the East […]
Current Obsessions: Welcoming 2020
Here’s what’s on our radar: Trying to stick to your New Year’s tidying resolution? Consider Japanese designer Tomoyoshi Okuda’s 12-piece Satto Swappable Cleaning Set. Yet another reason to visit Paris: the spectacular new Japanese concept shop Ogata. Mark your calendars: Opening February 29th at the Bard Graduate Center in New York City, an Eileen Gray exhibit in collaboration […]
By Candlelight: How to Survive the Winter (Plus Five Tapers to Buy)
When my boyfriend, Matt, and I booked a flight to Stockholm for New Year’s last year—trying to escape what I’ve always considered the dreary and depressing few days after the holidays—we somehow didn’t realize it would be dark, very dark, that far north in the middle of winter. We learned, the first day. We took […]

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