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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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  • Current Obsessions: A New Outlook
    Ahead this weekend? A new Noguchi exhibit, a book we want for our nightstands, a really great (and simple) weekend DIY, and more. Read on: On Annie’s wish list: The World’s Most Beautiful Shops (ft. quite a few favorites of ours). File under: Must go! The Useless Things NYC Pop-Up is going on November 7 and […]
  • Provincetown Eclectic: A Design Duo Channels P-town’s Storied Past
    Over the past decade years, we’ve been lucky enough to get an insider’s view of Provincetown through the lens of Philip Cozzi, whose family has a long history with Cape Cod’s outermost town, and his wife, Kristin Hein. Not long ago the couple, who together run the design firm Hein & Cozzi, put down permanent […]
  • Kitchen of the Week: A New Build that Eschews Perfection and Allows a ‘Boisterous’ Life
    When we spotted Landed Interiors‘ recent project in Boulder, Colorado, we assumed the Berkeley-based design studio had been brought on to renovate an old farmhouse. With its thoughtful touches, appealing quirks, and cozy rooms, the home feels very much rooted in place and heritage, as if it has been knocking around for generations. Turns out, […]
  • Meanwhile, On Gardenista: For Old Time’s Sake
    “Everything old is new again”: So writes contributor Kier in this week’s 7 Old-Fashioned Tools for the Modern-Day Gardener. It’s true: There are some old traditions that can’t be improved by technology or time (and definitely not AI). Lately the Gardenista editors are looking to the old ways for gardening inspiration—slower, more intentional, and inherently […]
  • 10 Easy Pieces: Freestanding Wood Stoves
    Not your grandmother’s wood stove: A new generation of designs offers high fuel efficiency, high combustion temperatures, and lower emissions. They’re powerful, cost effective, and environmentally responsible heaters for your home. Many of these new stoves combine the best of the old (baking/warming shelves, wood storage) with new technologies that greatly reduce ash, carbon emissions, […]
  • In Praise of Wicker: 7 Handmade Baskets to Swoon Over
    Have you heard? Basketry is hot. It’s due to a new film, Wicker, in which a lonely fisherwoman (Olivia Coleman) commissions a local basketmaker to weave her a husband. Let’s just say her affair with her wicker suitor (played by Alexander Skarsgård) is bringing new, unexpectedly steamy attention to an old art. We get it. […]
  • Remodelista Reconnaissance: A Transparent Floor Lamp with “Softness and Structure”
    We’ve seen, and admired, a lot of transparent lights of late (see: A Ghostly Cloth Pendant Light, for example, highlighted in this very column). But let’s take a moment for this floor lamp version, spotted in our recent tour of Campbell House: A Restoration-First Renovation by Nüüd Studio. Read on… The Sighting The Source For […]
  • ‘Romanticism of the Ruin’: Leila El-Kayem and Sophie Mayer’s Art-Filled Devon Home and Studio
    Inspired by Margot’s post a while back on the stellar, nontraditional kitchens she spotted on the websites of European real estate firms, I found myself perusing the listings of my favorite U.K. agency, The Modern House, and there, I came across an especially dreamy offering: a rambling two-acre, multi-building property purchased by a pair of […]
  • Quick Takes With: John Pawson
    “It’s all architecture”: This is John Pawson’s vision, whether he is designing a home or a stage set. His singular focus and lifelong commitment? “Rigorously simple” design. About his work, which ranges in scale and type: “Whether at the scale of a monastery, a house, a saucepan, or a ballet, everything is traceable back to […]
  • Current Obsessions: Practical Magic
    Happy All Hallow’s Eve! On our calendar: hot cider with a celebrated artist, an exciting new book by a longtime contributor, a stunning exhibit at the most beautiful cemetery in NYC, and other eerily good autumn news. This just in: Altbau, a new bakery from the cofounder of longstanding Remodelista fave Tartine, is now open […]
  • The Editors’ Cut: 11 Dark, Beguiling Finds for the Autumn Interior
    Welcome to The Editors’ Cut, our monthly column dedicated to beautiful and useful finds for all over the house. In this installment: Every room needs an element of black. It’s a stylist trick we’ve learned over the years, though we’ve come to believe that aubergine, espresso, dark olive, and other moody hues also add a […]

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