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A 7,000-square-foot luxury townhouse overlooking Manhattan’s Central Park serves as the latest canvas for the 41st annual Kips Bay Decorator Show House, which opened May 7 and runs through June 4. The lofty spaces and stunning terraces offer plenty of opportunities for individual designers to showcase fresh ideas for adventuresome homeowners. Consider this as a […]
As I look outside now I’m discovering that what is coated in bright yellow green, and I’m excited about the day that the pollen count dips below 4,000 so I will start cleaning it up and appreciating my outside space. If your pollen count is lower than ours here in Atlanta, and you are not […]
Our Subscribers had a Lot of fun with What Might Our Living Rooms Say About Us? We thought we’d take the thought to the bedroom. The bedroom is the most private and intimate space. It reflects another part of us, a more personal side, and isn’t always open to public viewing. We all expect guests […]
The ideal sort of cupboard element can help refresh and add character to your kitchen’s design — if you need brand-new cabinets or simply need to revamp your old ones. However, some design components with the most impact may be small ones you have not even contemplated. Below are a few details to incorporate to […]
Most of us have thoughts for our dream house hauled away somewhere — whether in the junk drawer, ideabooks or even the backs of our minds. Now I am not speaking about the practical stuff, like new hardwood flooring or kitchen counter tops. I am speaking about your ultimate house fantasies. They may or might […]
When my grandparents painted their house, they thought that the color would be a soft apricot — however it went on appearing more like fluorescent pumpkin. They could not (or wouldn’t) repaint, therefore that they dwelt with the color for several years. The first time I walked in an Anthropologie store I was so entranced […]
We might believe backyard rooms are a relatively new feature in garden design, but they actually go back a very long way in garden history to the hortus conclusus — the enclosed garden. The Hortus conclusus started from the ancient gardens of Persia, Egypt and Mesopotamia, then reappeared from the Middle Ages and afterwards as […]
I recently remodeled our kitchen and dining room in 2011 (you can see the whole house here). Recently, a friend who is about to embark on her remodel asked me what I wish I’d done differently or what I need I’d thought of before making certain design decisions. I’m mostly thrilled with our remodel. There […]
I began writing this as I still had presents left to wrap, which makes sense, because in my family we start recycling and cleaning up as we open presents. (This sounds like a drag, but it’s not, I swear!) The recycled Christmas card gift tags, the coordinated newspapers, the recycling bin exploding with paper and […]
