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This week we’re revisiting our favorite stories from 2024, like this one: At Remodelista we love acting as a design dating service. Here’s a recent NYC example: “We found Anshu and Bill during the depths…
For a New York couple–Phil, a screenwriter, and Jill, a writer/TV personality–who made the leap from Brooklyn to LA, Karen and Guy Vidal of Design Vidal carved out a master bath by stealing space from…
After a friend took part in the artist residency program at the Château de la Haute Borde a few summers back, I’ve admired the interiors and images of artists and guests gathered around long dinner…
Fresh off the (online) press: Our friends at UK-based Toast have just launched the Autumn/Winter 2011 House & Home catalog; photographed in situ in two different houses designed by London-based architect Jonathan Tuckey (see Architect…
There is something appealing about clean white First Aid cabinets for bath storage. Here are two options to consider, depending on the size of your space (and of your budget). Above: We think the aesthetic and…
À l'hôtel La Bionda, dans la ville balnéaire de Begur, sur la Costa Brava, en Espagne, les architectes d'intérieur Pol Castells et Benito Escat de Quintana Partners ont transformé une maison privée du XVIIe siècle en un hôtel de huit chambres avec...
The winner of the Best Reader-Submitted Bath Space category in our Considered Design Awards is Steve Carbin, a homeowner who completely renovated an “unfortunate” existing bathroom in his 1919 home in Madison, Wisconsin. Carbin is…
My kids’ bathroom is short on storage space, especially around the tub and shower. Where to stash clean washcloths and bottles of shampoo (my teens, it turns out, need a different shampoo for every occasion)?…
Here’s why we all stopped to admire this Victorian-inspired vanity from deVOL, the British kitchen maker’s first foray into furniture for the bathroom. It has the classic looks of an antique piece. It comes with…
Spotted (and filed under "future purchase") last week at the General Store in San Francisco: ultra-slim, ultra-strong cardboard clothes hangers from Oakland-based company Ditto. Made from 100-percent-recycled paperboard, compressed tightly to hold up to frequent…