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Remodelista‘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.
RemodelistaQuick 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.
RemodelistaCurrent 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…
RemodelistaThe 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.
RemodelistaAgainst Cultural Flattening: Creative Retreats as the New Way to Travel This past March, The Wall Street Journal ‘s “Craft Retreats Are the New Burnout Cure” caught our attention.
RemodelistaKitchen of the Week: An Award-Winning Project with a Heart of Darkness Our love for light-filled, airy interiors is well-documented, but every once in a while, we encounter moody, sexy spaces that tempt us to the dark side—like this culinary lair from deVOL designed for…
Remodelista10 Easy Pieces: Ebonized Wood Stools Here, a selection of our 10 favorite black stools, of various heights, made of wood ebonized by each designer using different techniques.
RemodelistaThe Witching Hour: 15 Times a Broom Doubled as Decor, from the Archives This is Halloween, Remodelista style. A humble household object has served as display-worthy decor in several of the homes we’ve featured over the years.
RemodelistaRemodelista Reconnaissance: Back-of-the-Seat Book Boxes at Cremer in London In the running for our informal award for Coziest Cafe of All Time? Cremer in London. We particularly love the wooden boxes latched to the backs of the rush-seat chairs, each one stocked with reading…
RemodelistaDesign Detail: A Poetic “Shroud” to Hide the TV I love putting a movie on the “big screen”—AKA the TV. Much better and more atmospheric than a laptop. But I don’t love the idea of having a screen front and center in our living area.
RemodelistaIn the Stillness: A 1640s Georgian in an Affecting Palette by Cassandra Ellis A while back the New Zealand-born, London-based designer Cassandra Ellis sent a note from across the pond: She’d completed a project in East Sussex, not far from her redone flint barn but “a…
RemodelistaPsst…What We Loved this October Welcome to Psst, where each month the Remodelista and Gardenista editors share an inside look at what we’ve been reading, watching, coveting, pinning, visiting, and otherwise loving lately.
RemodelistaCurrent Obsessions: Simple and Great On our radar? Bouquet carriers, rugs inspired by Welsh blankets, and a brand-new, first-ever design sample sale going on this weekend.
RemodelistaA Continuous Green Thread: The New Fantastic Frank Headquarters in Stockholm Back in 2010, the founders of Fantastic Frank sized up standard real estate broker fare and vowed to do things better.
RemodelistaNew & Noteworthy: Colorblock Lights from Ravenhill (with an Interesting Backstory) Recently spotted and noted: a fun, new iteration of Ravenhill Studio’s sheet-metal Peek lights. Turns out, their mastermind is a 9-year-old. Well, kind of.
RemodelistaKitchen of the Week: Fieldstone and Oak on an Island in Ontario This kitchen gives new meaning to “hearth of the home.” Situated on an island in Georgian Bay, Ontario, the space is centered on a generously sized stone island.
RemodelistaRenovation Diaries: The House Envelope and Other Lessons in Efficiency Editor’s note: This is the latest in a series of posts by Sally Kohn — journalist and CNN political commentator, TED talk giver, and design aficionado—chronicling her adventures in remodeling .
Remodelista10 Easy Pieces: Wall-Mounted Wooden Plate Racks Long loved: clever plate racks in interiors ranging from mod to traditional. (In my next life, I’m going to install one over my sink to hold just-rinsed dishes.) Here are 10 we like.
RemodelistaMeanwhile On Gardenista: Elements of Style From French workwear and great-looking Japanese tools to actually stylish sun hats, garden style has gotten a major upgrade of late.
RemodelistaRemodelista Reconnaissance: The Perfect Yellow, Spotted in a Rural Retreat This week on Remodelista Reconnaissance, we’re answering a question that’s been popping up on Instagram ever since we first featured Inness , a design-minded retreat in upstate New York.
RemodelistaElevated Living Begins in the Kitchen: Dacor Appliances Designed for the Way We Live The kitchen is more than a place to cook. It’s where mornings begin, and days end—a place for conversation, sharing meals, gathering, and working.
RemodelistaCampbell House: A Restoration-First Renovation by Nuud Studio Two years ago, we shared the sensitively renewed “bush modernist” home of architect Brad Mitchell and interior designer Kerli Valk—a thoughtful renovation that won a 2023 Australian Interior Design…
RemodelistaCurrent Obsessions: The Artist’s Eye Ahead this weekend? Mended bags, fridge ephemera, vintage dish towels, and other things we’re loving lately.
RemodelistaExpert Advice: The Retrouvius Guide to Using Reclaimed Stone in Remodeling Projects Stone is a natural resource that’s been used in interiors since before the wheel was invented. Though durable and costly—not to mention inimitably patterned and textured—it’s almost never thought of…
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