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Olivier, the incognito journalist-owner of this Paris apartment, describes his newly overhauled digs as “an unexpected synthesis of Oscar Niemeyer’s French Communist Party headquarters and my late grandparents’ house.” The 70-square meter (approximately 753-square-foot) space…
Admired at Drummonds of England: the classic roll-top cast iron Spey Tub with dark green painted exterior. Drummonds, a 20-year-old architectural salvage and bath company, operates out of a showroom in Chelsea (among other locations)…
Earlier this week we featured a London loft by designer Mark Lewis that channels the past and improves on it (see the whole project at A Modern Victorian Loft by Mark Lewis); today we’re zeroing…
Gifts for the style-conscious children in your life. Above: Felt Wall-Mounted Unicorn; $20 from Planet Fur via Etsy. Above: New at Gretel Home: the Bear Face Mirror measures 6.5 inches in diameter, is made of…
Ever since we featured The Rose, a new hotel in the seaside town of Deal in East Kent, England, we’ve been thinking of the boldly colorful rooms and baths designed by Harding & Read and…
We first noticed the appeal of chalky gray towels when Los Angeles-based Matteo Home came out with a line in a range of neutral shades. For lower-priced alternatives, see below. Above: Riviera Sheet Towel in 100 percent…
One of our favorites design details in our first book, Remodelista: A Manual for the Considered Home, are the puddle-like mirrors in French designer Corinne Gilbert’s Brooklyn atelier. We had never encountered anything like them—until…