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Landscaping With Herbs

Landscaping With Herbs

July 1, 2020July 9, 2020 Terry Jordan
Each year, a species is chosen as Herb of the Year. For 2005, oregano received that honor. This plant is among the top ten culinary herbs. When the word oregano is mentioned, the one that comes to min... Read More
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  • Extra, Extra: An Exclusive Discount from a Brand We Love, October Edition
    We’re officially in witching season—a time for hot apple cider, moody palettes, and the soft glow of candlelight. Enter: The Floral Society, a home and garden shop beloved by R/G editors that, as it happens, carries an impressive variety of candles, holders, and matchboxes for your hygge needs. Plus, for those who like to get […]
  • Current Obsessions: The Artist’s Eye
    Ahead this weekend? Mended bags, fridge ephemera, vintage dish towels, and other things we’re loving lately. Read on: Fridge notes, courtesy of Roman and Williams. Two exhibits on Margot’s wish list: a just-opened show of artist-weaver Yumo Yuan’s beguiling silk panels (as admired at Cremer in London). And “Things We Carry”, an exhibition of mended […]
  • Expert Advice: The Retrouvius Guide to Using Reclaimed Stone in Remodeling Projects
    Stone is a natural resource that’s been used in interiors since before the wheel was invented. Though durable and costly—not to mention inimitably patterned and textured—it’s almost never thought of as reusable. But it should be say the eco-minded team behind Retrouvius, a combination salvage company and design studio in London’s Kensal Green that lead […]
  • Kitchen of the Week: A London Architect’s Sky-Lit Compact Kitchen
    We love every inch of this compact 14-by-10-foot kitchen in the Peckham neighborhood of London. Designed by architect Jonathan Nicholls and his partner, Alex Randall, a lighting designer, it occupies the rear extension of their Victorian home. While many architects find the experience of designing their own home an existential nightmare, Nicholls found it be […]
  • The Year of Shaker: A Design Movement Goes Mainstream (Plus 10 Sightings)
    It’s been over a decade since a relatively fringe 1700s religious sect—the Shakers—found unlikely ubiquity in the modern world. It started with Shaker peg rails (this story, originally published in 2013, took us by surprise when it went wild). Then “Shaker-style kitchen cabinets” became a household term. A New York City restaurant, a French bakery, […]
  • 10 Easy Pieces: Wooden Clothes Drying Racks
    Whenever I am in Europe, I marvel at the ease and routine nature of air drying ones clothing. Here in the States, it’s all too typical to toss your laundry into an energy-consuming tumble dryer while ultimately weakening fibers and dulling colors. Here, we profile 10 floor-standing air drying racks large enough to double as […]
  • Remodelista Reconnaissance: The Graphic Lamp That Always Steals the Spotlight
    The source of this week’s Reconnaissance may not be much of a mystery to design lovers in the know. Still, we’re compelled by this light every time we see it—and if ever there were a piece guaranteed to punch up a space, this would be it. Today we highlight this always fresh, always timeless light—and […]
  • A Scottish Fisherman’s Cottage Gets an Update, with Make-Do-and-Mend Spirit
    On the rugged coast of Scotland’s Isle of Mull, a small stone cottage sits just feet from the chilly water. The old bothy was a fisherman’s refuge and a sheep pen before it was purchased by Peter Harford-Cross’s family, who used it as a camping-style accommodation for years. Recently, though, the architect and his partner […]
  • Current Obsessions: High, Low
    On deck this weekend: the Ikea find that captured our attention, an exhibit at Michaela Scherrer in LA, an upstate market we’re eyeing, and more. read on: We love everything about longtime Remodelista friend Julianne Moore’s NYC place—but especially this trusty Ikea find in her kitchen. Julie’s taking note of “What Endures”, an exhibit at […]
  • Designer Visit: A Style Obsessive’s Own Saltwater Farmhouse, Restored
    I first was notified of designer Hanna Wiegers’ impeccable taste when I rented a workspace across from hers in Portland, Maine. I was a year out from my wedding, and she showed me photos of hers, which was a whos-who of makers, designers, and creatives I’d come to know and love over the years at […]
  • Find of the Week: The Ikea Shelf Everyone’s Talking About
    Recently, Fan and I were on the phone, exclaiming over glimpses of Julianne Moore’s New York City apartment. Julianne is a longtime source of inspiration—she wrote the foreward for the original Remodelista book way back in 2009, and her 1840s townhouse kitchen is still a touchstone for us. Unsurprisingly, her new kitchen captivated, too: green-topped […]

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