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Los Angeles interior designer Tamar Barnoon converted an 1800 square foot Topanga Canyon bungalow from disjointed cabin to minimalist haven. One of our favorite rooms of the project is the bath, complete with vertically-laid narrow…
Ruth Mandl and Bobby Johnston’s Brooklyn architecture firm, CO Adaptive, specializes in environmentally responsible, future-resilient retrofits, including their own 1889 Bed-Stuy brownstone that they converted into a passive house. The gut renovation followed a set…
Stonk Knots of Cornwall, England, hand produces rope accessories for both the home and garden based on traditional techniques. We particularly like the circular Stonk Rope Towel Rail made of p.o.s.h., a material originally intended…
Founded by Christina Nickerson (who hails from Norway, but now lives in Los Angeles), the online boutique Olmay Home offers a collection of inspiring home products and linens made of natural materials. Here are a…
There’s a lot to like about the new Cassia Sink from Duravit, starting with its appealingly sleek profile (we especially like the built-in tilted drainboard). Created by Duravit’s in-house Phoenix Design team, the sink is…
One of life’s challenges: finding a decent shower curtain. Here are a few appealing options (all 72 inches long). Above: Naturally mildew resistant flax-based Linen Shower Curtain; $59 at Gaiam. Above: White marine-weight Canvas Shower…
Founded by Australian-born Sacha Dunn, a former prop stylist, the mission of Brooklyn-based Common Good is simple: "We believe in safe, green, hard-working household cleaners and soaps in bottles you can refill." Common Good products…
Designers of the moment Roman and Williams created these bath accessories for the Ace Hotel in New York, using hardware parts sourced from McMaster-Carr. Dedicated DIYers could easily pull off the shower caddy and the…
Commissioned to overhaul an 1840s Brooklyn brownstone for a Swedish-American family of four, architects Solveig Fernlund (who also happens to be Swedish) and Neil Logan masterfully turned it into a house with dual citizenship. They tackled…
Côte de Folk founder Sophie Rowell moonlights as a campanologist. Let me save you from having to Google the term and tell you now that a campanologist is one who rings church bells. It may…