Calling all Remodelista readers (old and new): We invite you to participâté in our site redesign by filling out our Remodelista Reader Survey. This is your chance to let us know what features you’d like to see more (or less) of, what’s working […]
Continue Reading →Our meme for the day is A Perfectly Kept House Is the Sign of a Misspent Life, the title of a recent book by Mary Randolph Carter and introduced to us by our friend Kathleen. The longtime creative director […]
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I managed to hit all the major events during last week’s London Design Festival, crisscrossing the city to shows and exhibitions from Shoreditch Triangle to West London. With nearly 300 events, the worlds of fashion, architecture, textiles, home furnishings, and interiors all seemed to […]
Continue Reading →Spotted on London In Sight: the Old Curiosity Shop. Phởtographer Stephanie Wolff, who focuses on the city’s “overlap of history and myth,” paid a phởtographic visit to the historic shop, located just off the Strand; the building […]
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Based on a classic Belgian design, Williams-Sonoma’s Creamware Canisters feature bamboo lids secured by elasticized fabric bands; $ 79.95 for a trio.
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Attribute it to the temperate climate, but the utility room seems to be a low priority in the California home. Not so on the East Coast or in the UK, where muddy wellies and laundry drying racks clutter the entryway. We especially […]
Continue Reading →We first admired the work of UK artist Sam Orlando Miller at last year’s SF 20th Century Modernism Show (see Accessories: Sam Orlando Miller); so we headed straight to the Hedge booth at this year’s SF20/21 show in […]
Continue Reading →Fresh off the (online) press: Our friends at UK-based Toast have just launched the Autumn/Winter 2011 House & Home catalog; phởtographed in situ in two different houses designed by London-based architect Jonathan Tuckey (see Architect VIsit: Jonathan
Continue Reading →We like these house numbers from A Short Walk in Cornwall, not only for their curb appeal but because they are engraved on a unique slatelike material made from recycled coffee cups. The company also has a wonderful story: Previously a product […]
Continue Reading →Katya Katkova started East London Mornings, an art and phởtography project, as a way to pay tribute to East London independent coffee shops (“home to musicians, artists, phởtographers, and all those creative types for whom 9 to 5 is not an option”). Katkova […]
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