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Pasadena-based Michaela Scherrer brings 30 years of experience to the practice of interior design; a graduate of FIDM in Los Angeles, she opened her own firm at the age of 22. Her spaces are serene...
Spotted on Father Rabbit, a New Zealand-based online shop: cross shower curtains by designer Catherine David (many other designs available as well). Above L: The Cross Shower Curtain (“the perfect proportions of the crucifix—the human...
From Maine company Brahms Mount: Handwoven Brahms Mount Linen Towels, perfect for the home or the beach. Woven in small batches from 100 percent linen, the towels are stronger and more durable than your average...
Demure, space saving, and easy to clean, the wall-hung toilet is a long-time fixture in European bathrooms that’s getting more attention from remodelers in the US. The design is well worth considering and ripe for...
It was either time to jump ship or to reinvent their north London townhouse. After nearly 40 years of living under the same leaky roof, Russell Vandyk and Alan Martin Day, both retired, daringly chose...
Founded in 2005, Loll Designs in Minnesota is a leader in stylish sustainability. The company started with a line of Adirondack chairs (sold at DWR, among other places) made from recycled polyethylene, i.e. plastic milk...
Vipp, the Danish brand that started with a steel pedal bin in 1939, is now synonymous with modular metal kitchens and, of late, furniture and lighting for every room. To show what it has to...
New from Italian mosaic tile manufacturer Bisazza: the Hayon Bath Collection, designed in collaboration with Spanish designer Jaime Hayon. "The collection recalls the glamour of the 1930s with a Scandinavian touch and feminine shapes," according...
From patched fabrics to terracotta floor tiles and pale brick walls: Our predictions for the interiors trends that will define 2017. 1. Pale Brick Above: A space designed for “contemplation” in the Life House by John Pawson for...
The winner of the Remodelista Considered Design Awards Best Professionally Designed Bath Space is Etelamaki Architecture of Brooklyn, New York. The firm’s project was chosen as a finalist by Remodelista editor in chief, Julie Carlson, who said:...