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Earlier today, we featured the Coachman Hotel in South Lake Tahoe, California—what we think is the first (and only) good-looking hotel in the area. Its remodel by Brooklyn-based Studio Tack was a budget project, relatively speaking, that…
Set within a forested enclave along the coastline of Northern Zealand, Denmark, Guest House No.16 was built in 1934 as an annex to an Italianate guesthouse. Recently reimagined by Copenhagen firm Norm Architects, the villa…
“We spent nearly two decades pondering how we wanted the rooms to function,” says Jennifer Parker-Stanton of the office and adjoining main bath in her 1958 South Pasadena home. “The spaces flow from one to…
PM Custom is a self-described "one-man operation" featuring the work of Paul McClelland. We especially like his weighty, substantial Wauli powder-coated plate steel coat hooks, available in a range of colors. Above: The powder-coated Wauli…
We sorted through our archive of dozens of French homes to select 10 of our all-time favorite French baths. Join us for a tour. Above: A Régis Larroque–designed loft in the 11th Arr. of Paris sports a…
When architects Solveig Fernlund and Neil Logan undertook a gut renovation of a historic Brooklyn townhouse for a Swedish family, they turned to the classic hardware of Scandinavia, D Line. Manufactured in Denmark to exacting…