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Principles of Rhythm in Garden Design

Principles of Rhythm in Garden Design

June 9, 2020June 10, 2020 Terry Jordan
This is the fourth in a series of articles about the principles of design. Of all the principles of design, most people will probably find rhythm the easiest to understand. This is because rhythm in t... Read More
Roofing - Stripping the Old Shingles

Roofing – Stripping the Old Shingles

June 6, 2020 Terry Jordan
Before the roof stripping begins, take a roll of tarp or poly/plastic and spread it out on the ground to collect the dirt and nails that fall off the roof just below the work area. But most importantl... Read More
How to Mix and Match Furniture

How to Mix and Match Furniture

April 25, 2019April 21, 2019 Terry Jordan
Figuring out how to use mismatched furniture can be a daunting home decorating project. Here are some ways to mix and match seemingly unrelated furniture. Furniture for the home often turns out to be ... Read More
Furniture and Your Personality

Furniture and Your Personality

April 21, 2019 Terry Jordan
Finding the Furnishings That Fit Your Style Our surroundings say a lot about who we are and what we are like. The furnishings we choose for our homes and offices often delightfully reflect our persona... Read More
Home Decorating Tips for Small Living Spaces

Home Decorating Tips for Small Living Spaces

January 11, 2019January 11, 2019 Terry Jordan
Selecting small space furniture and decor can be the most vexing challenge in creating your small living space. Your space should be functional and stylish as well as easy to live with. Use Multifunct... Read More
Picking the Right Furniture to Complement Your Home

Picking the Right Furniture to Complement Your Home

October 26, 2018October 26, 2018 Terry Jordan
Buying furniture and personalizing a space to match your tastes is what makes a house a home. Moving into a new house, especially if you are moving into a larger one, may be daunting. You might be won... Read More
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  • The Architect at Home: Saba Ghorbanlinejad’s Compact Paris Apartment
    Architect Saba Ghorbanlinejad is particularly good at undoing a floor plan. In the projects of hers we’ve featured previously, the most consequential changes have often been reconfiguration: rooms are rearranged around central hubs, passages become places in their own right, and compact interiors begin to feel remarkably generous. Her latest project is closer to home. […]
  • 5 Favorites: Clever Kitchen Tools from Eatco of Japan
    Eatco’s kitchen tools don’t claim to perform miracles. What they do is finesse everyday tasks, from slicing avocados to spreading butter on toast. We discovered the Japanese collection at the New York design show Shoppe Object and admired its economy of line and material—each piece is made of stainless steel and has a problem-solving purpose. […]
  • Kitchen of the Week: The Lengths Studio, a Former Primary School Kitchen Transformed in the Scottish Highlands
    When artists Susie Brown and Ziggy Campbell came across a derelict primary school for sale on the Ardgour peninsula near Fort William in Scotland back in 2013, they were immediately drawn to both the building and its location. “The space just had something that pulled us in,” recalls Susie. Originally built for industry workers’ children […]
  • Channeling 1970s California Style: Sun Ranch Resort in Byron Bay, Australia
    Located in the hinterlands of Byron Bay, the Australian seaside hangout and surfing hub, Sun Ranch channels the area’s hang loose vibe. But it does so in surprising, inventive ways: the resort is set on a 55-acre former cattle farm and takes inspiration from 1970s California ranches houses—sunken living room, crushed velvet upholstery, fringed lampshades, […]
  • 10 Easy Pieces: Good-Looking Countertop Coffee Makers
    We’ve shied away from covering coffee makers for years—there just weren’t enough good-looking options available. But recently that’s changed: There are now many well-designed classic brewers worthy of display on the countertop. And while we still like an espresso machine or a simple ceramic pour-over filter, a multi-cup brewer is undeniably handy for properly caffeinating […]
  • Small Space DIY Idea: Fold-Down Nightstands, Nautical Edition
    After admiring Margot’s feature on the excellent Tuba Club in Marseille (see Tuba Club: Marseille’s On-the-Rocks Hideout), we were looking at some outtake photos together. Of the many guest room details to admire, one jumped out: fold-up, fold-down nightstands that reminded us of a ship’s cabin—perfect for any small room, and not too tricky to […]
  • Remodelista Reconnaissance: Silver-Tipped Lightbulbs, Always a Bright Idea
    Leave it to Copenhagen It couple Frederik Bille Brahe (chef) and Caroline Brasch Nielsen (model/designer) to remind us that a silver-tipped lightbulb can transform an otherwise ho-hum fixture into a design detail worth emulating. (For evidence, see A Family Kitchen in Copenhagen with Uncommon Style.) It’s the kind of easy swap we’ve long admired. But […]
  • The Anti-Surburban New Build that Prioritizes Craft Over Decoration, Community Over Privacy
    It’s natural to be influenced by your travels and to pepper your home with interior souvenirs. For instance, after vacationing in the Southwest one year, I became enamored with desert style and promptly picked up a few potted succulents, a Cosanti wind bell, and a couple throw pillows in that peach-coral hue so popular in […]
  • Travel Diary: The Trip that Made Me Want to Move to Hudson, NY
    By the end of my second trip to Hudson, NY, I had already bought a property, planted my dream garden, opened a small neighborhood bar, and settled into a simpler life upstate—in my head, that is.  My first visit to Hudson was last November, two days after a massive windstorm had swept through the Hudson […]
  • Current Obsessions: The Analogue Life
    Museums that offer free workshops, libraries that lend more than books, characterful homes with light footprints, and 11 other things we’re smiling about this week. How awesome is this? The Brooklyn Public Library has just launched a craft library! Patrons can check out crafting supplies like knitting needles, screenprinting equipment, crochet notions, even a metal […]
  • Living Above the Studio: At Home and Work with Lappalainen
    Rivka Baake and Wilfrid Kreutz’s story is a tale of romance, creative collaboration, and the power of social media. The two met 18 years ago at an art opening in Frankfurt, where Wilfrid trained as a silversmith and Rivka, then a single mother of two young kids, was working at a children’s art school while […]

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