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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…
RemodelistaKitchen of the Week: A London Architect’s Sky-Lit Compact Kitchen We love every inch of this compact 14-by-10-foot kitchen in the Peckham neighborhood of London. Designed by architect Jonathan Nicholls and his partner, Alex Randall, a lighting designer, it occupies…
RemodelistaThe Year of Shaker: A Design Movement Goes Mainstream (Plus 10 Sightings) It’s been over a decade since a relatively fringe 1700s religious sect—the Shakers—found unlikely ubiquity in the modern world.
Remodelista10 Easy Pieces: Wooden Clothes Drying Racks Whenever I am in Europe, I marvel at the ease and routine nature of air drying ones clothing. Here in the States, it’s all too typical to toss your laundry into an energy-consuming tumble dryer while…
RemodelistaRemodelista Reconnaissance: The Graphic Lamp That Always Steals the Spotlight The source of this week’s Reconnaissance may not be much of a mystery to design lovers in the know. Still, we’re compelled by this light every time we see it—and if ever there were a piece guaranteed…
RemodelistaA Scottish Fisherman’s Cottage Gets an Update, with Make-Do-and-Mend Spirit On the rugged coast of Scotland’s Isle of Mull, a small stone cottage sits just feet from the chilly water.
RemodelistaCurrent Obsessions: High, Low On deck this weekend: the Ikea find that captured our attention, an exhibit at Michaela Scherrer in LA, an upstate market we’re eyeing, and more.
RemodelistaDesigner Visit: A Style Obsessive’s Own Saltwater Farmhouse, Restored I first was notified of designer Hanna Wiegers’ impeccable taste when I rented a workspace across from hers in Portland, Maine.
RemodelistaFind of the Week: The Ikea Shelf Everyone’s Talking About Recently, Fan and I were on the phone, exclaiming over glimpses of Julianne Moore’s New York City apartment.
RemodelistaBuilding Block Etc.: Under-the-Radar Indie Goods for the Home in LA’s Silver Lake “In recent years, we’ve seen retail drift into a sort of sameness,” write Nancy and Kimberly Wu. “Building Block Etc.
RemodelistaKitchen of the Week: Minimalist Cabinetry Meets Medieval Stonework in Somerset, England According to local lore, Isobel Rorison and Dominick French’s English countryside home once served as a rest stop for monks making the pilgrimage between Glastonbury and Sherborne Abbey.
Remodelista10 Easy Pieces: Canvas Lounge Chairs While we appreciate the enduring quality of a leather sling lounge chair , there are some settings, and some seasons, which call for lighter materials.
RemodelistaMeanwhile, On Gardenista: The New Potager The Gardenista editors are sharing some uncommonly good-looking ideas for the kitchen garden lately. Thinking of creating one of your own? Fall is the perfect time to start.
RemodelistaRemodelista Reconnaissance: Good-Looking Storage Jars in a Designer’s Pantry No surprise: We’re always in pursuit of good-looking jars for decanting bulk dry goods. So of course our interest was sparked by A Graphic Designer’s Redone Victorian, Where the Pantry Takes Center…
RemodelistaRoom to Grow: Kai Avent-deLeon Turns a Mobile Home Into a Modern Sanctuary We’ve been following artist/designer/entrepreneur Kai Avent-deLeon’s moves since 2019. Back then, we photographed her one-bedroom railroad apartment in Bed-Stuy, Brooklyn .
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.
RemodelistaQuick Takes With: Lisa Przystup You may remember Lisa Przystup from our 2017 post on her rustic-meets-minimalist Catskills home (the one with that clever DIY brass backsplash) or our 2021 story on the updates made since then.
RemodelistaCurrent Obsessions: New and Noted A surrealist Pensión in Mexico City, a new Manhattan atelier, and a “rather chic” community garden are just a few of the fresh ideas that captured us this week.
RemodelistaKitchen of the Week: Frama’s Freestanding Components Made By Top-Drawer Swedish Cabinetmaker Kvänum A decade or so ago, when Niels Strøyer Christophersen founded his celebrated Copenhagen design firm, Frama, he used his living quarters in a restored 1905 watchmaker’s shop as a showcase for his…
Remodelista10 Easy Pieces: Bedding in Shirting Stripes The stripes gathered here owe more to the shirtmaker than to traditional mattress ticking. Think of Charvet, the Paris institution founded in 1838, and its near-infinite variations on cotton…
RemodelistaRemodelista Reconnaissance: A Funky Dutch Light in a Designer’s Apartment So much of the designer Saba Ghorbanalinejad’s Paris apartment is reminiscent of works by icons. The modular vanity mirror is very Le Corbu . The swivel-out drawers are pure Eileen Gray .
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