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“We’d never had a finished basement before and might never get to do this sort of thing again, so we wished to go all-out,” says Jeff Powell, the proprietor of the colonial-style home outside Washington, D.C.. While the house is Read More
Take advantage of the year and give your home a fresh beginning. We have compiled some of the best organizing and cleaning guides out of , room by room, so you can start the year off with a clean slate. Read More
Artist and furniture designer Luc Sergerie purchased this small and narrow 1930s building to host his workshop and storefront. Ten years and many changes later, he has transformed his apartment into a bright and airy home filled with custom wood Read More
Sine waves, mathematical waves used to record cyclical events such as sound waves and visible light, make a beautifully simple repeating S shape. These four Italian and Canadian designers took such straightforward curves and additional holes to give them life. Read More
For many of us not blessed with a open floor plan, maneuvering around closed doors is an annoying daily occurrence. Sure, it might not seem like much, but if you are carrying a lot of tons of laundry or bags Read More
When I was little, among the first family rules I consumed was never , ever to write on the walls, a rule I broke as soon as I mastered printing in kindergarten. I can still remember the look on my Read More
Thinking back to Christmases past, my mind always goes to my grandparents’ home: a warm and relaxing jumble of colors, decorations and gifts galore. I adored visits to Grandpa’s when I was a young child, but I realize now that Read More
When your client’s upbringing in a Santa Cruz, California, hippie commune has impacted so much of her lifestyle, you can not help but let that unfettered soul seep into her home. “We are constantly creating portraits of our clients in Read More
While rich reddish hues, such as burgundy and oxblood, were all the rage on the fall 2012 fashion runways, they had been classic colors for outside doors and trim. But after you’ve settled on a reddish hue for your front Read More
You can tell by looking at this planter that is groovy that it came in the 1950s from California. However, that’s about all we know about its own roots. No single designer ever officially licensed the layout of the item, Read More