Kitchen of the Week: Base Cabinets by Ikea, Chic and Colorful Doors by Reform
If we were to describe this kitchen using words only and no images, you’d be forgiven if the word “tacky” comes to mind. Let’s give it a try: This kitchen in Berlin features minimalist cabinets with...
View Article“Look at the Overlooked”: Expert Advice from Alex Crowder, Florist for the...
For most of us, floral design looks like a grocery store bunch of tulips, unwrapped, and dashed into a big vase for the table. But when the surrounding interior is so thoughtful and creative, this...
View ArticleThe Editors’ Cut: 11 Doses of Sunlight for All Over the House
Welcome to The Editors’ Cut, our monthly column dedicated to beautiful and useful finds for all over the house. In this installment: Just a few minutes of sunlight each morning can be a real...
View ArticleItalianate Modern in Full Color: Interior Design Jill MacNair’s Own...
London-based interior designer Jill MacNair has a penchant for color and for idiosyncratic interiors that “feel as great as they look.” In the renovation of her own dwelling, a three-bedroom, Grade...
View ArticleCurrent Obsessions: Signs of Spring
In need of a pick-me-up? We’ve been counting hopeful harbingers this week, among them: exuberant flower arrangements. A potager-to-table restaurant in France (with a bed for you, should you like to...
View ArticleQuick Takes With: Jeanine Hays and Bryan Mason
It makes sense that Jeanine Hays and Bryan Mason first met as high school students on an HBCU tour: Ever since that fateful day, the couple has been building a life that revolves around the exploration...
View ArticleShopper’s Diary: Mango Home Glassware and More in Mediterranean Colors
Mango, the Barcelona-based fashion chain, has clearly been keeping tabs on the interiors world and on brands such as Zara Home and Hay. Mango debuted its first home accessories in 2021. Now it’s...
View ArticleMarvila House: A New Modern Extension for an Old Charming Townhome in Lisbon
In an old, industrial area of Lisbon, Portugal, architect José Andrade Rocha (of Atelier José Andrade Rocha) has reimagined a modest townhouse, transforming it into a minimalist home that is as...
View ArticleSteal This Look: A Rustic Modern Kitchen in the Netherlands
Here’s a kitchen we love that never gets old: At Jan de Jong Interieur in Leeuwarden in the Netherlands, designer Christien Starkenburg built out a modern kitchen with a white, charcoal, and pale gray...
View ArticleTrend Alert: Delft Remix
Our prediction: Delft is about to be everywhere. From classic tiles to riffs on the theme (in ceramic, wallpaper, even fabric), the examples we’re noting all pay homage to delft’s blue and white...
View Article10 Easy Pieces: All-in-One Kitchen Workstations
When it comes to rental appliances, we’re partial to the European style of installing your own kitchen gear: investing in a good oven and refrigerator and taking it with you from one rental to the...
View ArticleColor Without Compromise: 11 Questions for Ruth Mottershead of Little Greene
It’s no secret that here at Remodelista, we’re obsessed with the way paint can completely transform a room—for relatively little time and commitment. And though we think that it’s always a good time to...
View ArticleKitchen of the Week: The Dinesen and Garde Hvalsøe Kitchen in Aarhus
At once novel and traditional, a kitchen in Aarhus comes to us by way of two Danish design standbys: Dinesen, makers of wide plank wooden flooring, and kitchen design company Garde Hvalsøe. It’s not a...
View ArticleFuture Collectibles: Ikea’s Stockholm 2025 Collection, Out Today
Every once in a while, Ikea introduces a piece that goes on to become a hard-to-find, oft-sleuthed-for collector’s item. This week they released a whole bunch. Stockholm 2025, released to mark 40 years...
View ArticleLa Maison Bernard: A 1959 French Villa by Edith Schreiber-Aujame Restored by...
When it comes to Parisian heritage restoration, architects Léa Cottreel and Rosalie Robert of RREEL are the latest studio du jour. With expertise in 19th and 20th century building construction (they...
View ArticleObject of Desire: Limited-Edition Furniture from Donald Judd + Yves Saint...
My late mother was a devotee of Yves Saint Laurent’s Rive Gauche perfume; she left a trail of his soigné scent in her wake in the 1970s. Perhaps that’s why I was so entranced to discover a...
View ArticleCurrent Obsessions: Pep Talk
It’s April, and everywhere we look there’s a fresh dose of design energy. For color encouragement, Ikea’s latest Scandi-cool releases, a glorious new garden book, and one thing we’re eyeing at Salone...
View ArticleQuick Takes With: Sarah Espeute
If you’ve come across Sarah Espeute‘s trompe-l’œil tablecloths, you know just how irresistible they are. Her brand Œuvres Sensibles started when she crafted one of her charming embroidered textiles for...
View ArticleSave the Sofa: 5 Easy, Good-Looking Ways to Protect the Favorite Seat in the...
If you’re sitting right now, chances are you’re on your sofa. I myself am in a full recline writing from mine. The most used seat in the house deserves some preemptive measures to keep it not only...
View ArticleOrganic Architecture, Turned Up: A 1960s West Marin Retreat Redesigned by...
In 1968, legendary architect Alex Riley built his own house overlooking Tomales Bay in Inverness of West Marin. As with his other projects, the 1,000-square-foot house is based on principles of organic...
View ArticleSteal This Look: An Authentic Midcentury Modern Bedroom
When Carla and Niall Maher bought a 1950 suburban ranch house in Westchester, New York, the couple made a commitment to midcentury style. Built into a hillside among other midcentury houses by Roy S....
View ArticleEasy Like Sunday Morning: Five Clever Finds from a New-to-Us Furniture Co.
“Furniture shopping can be overwhelming,” says Canada-based furniture co. Sundays. “We do things differently. We curate a small collection of truly great pieces, so every choice is a good one.” Founded...
View Article10 Easy Pieces: Modern Cabinet Knobs
The easiest (and cheapest) way to spiff up a kitchen: replace the cabinet knobs. Cabinet knobs may be small in size, but their impact is large: The right choice can make all the difference in a space....
View ArticleThe Brass Tacks: Candy-Colored, Customizable Light Switches from Katy Paty
Katarína Rothová and Patrik Pokorný founded Katy Paty, a manufacturer of retro hand-crafted porcelain switches and sockets made from high-quality Czech porcelain, in 2015. Here’s their story: “We built...
View ArticleKitchen of the Week: An Artful Kitchen Created from Reclaimed Ikea Parts,...
Several years ago, when Swantje Hinrichsen and her boyfriend decided to move in together, they found a 1928 brick house in her boyfriend’s hometown of Münster, Germany, where he works as a...
View ArticleExpert Advice: Hardware Shouldn’t Be an Afterthought, With Will Zhang
After I met Will Zhang at a design show, I couldn’t stop thinking about his no-holds-barred passion for hardware. Hardware is often the afterthought in a renovation, he told me. But as something we...
View ArticleFrench at Heart: An American Mother-Daughter’s Recipes and Lifestyle Report...
“People ask us all the time how in the world we found ourselves, a mother-daughter duo from Arizona, living and working in the heart of Burgundy,” writes Marjorie Taylor. “It didn’t start with a road...
View ArticleCurrent Obsessions: Slow Design
Happy weekend—and a happy holiday to all those celebrating. Fresh on our minds this week? Dressing the bed, actually easy-to-follow gardening tips, and reports from a French garden. Read on… Field...
View ArticleQuick Takes With: Sophia Moreno-Bunge
Before Sophia Moreno-Bunge became a boldfaced name in the floral design world and attracted a clientele that includes goop, the Proper Hotel in Santa Monica, and the most discriminating private patrons...
View ArticleBefore & After: A Soulless Apartment Gets the ‘More Is More’ Treatment
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 seem like an...
View ArticleSteal This Look: A Riotously Patterned Bedroom Suite in England by Suzy Hoodless
At Iscoyd Park, a Georgian house in the English countryside, interior designer Suzy Hoodless presents a madcap mix of color and pattern. Among the nine bedrooms in the house is the Day Nursery room...
View ArticleSeating To Go: Italian Collapsible Designs for Indoors and Out
The takeaway from Milan’s recent Salone del Mobile that everyone at Remodelista is coveting? Collapsible, wood-framed, indoor-outdoor furniture from Campeggi. The Como-based heritage brand specializes...
View Article10 Easy Pieces: Pillowy Glass Wall Sconces
Noticed recently: A crop of sculptural wall sconces with a softness unique to glass. Hand-blown forms adhere to walls, and sometimes ceilings, with the plump and airy quality of a pillow. Here are our...
View ArticleI Spy: 11 Quirky Ideas to Steal from Little Cat Lodge in Upstate NY
Ever since it opened, we’ve been admiring the just-opened Little Cat Lodge in upstate New York, with quirky, fresh interiors by design co. LoveIsEnough. Here are 11 design details to borrow from the...
View ArticleKitchen of the Week: Studio Merlin’s Eternally Sunny London Flat
The sun is always shining in architect Josh Piddock’s apartment in London’s Hackney. That’s thanks to the kitchen mural, a simple but game-changing circle, that Josh planted in the heart of his...
View ArticleThe Cull: Puebco’s Market Totes Made from Recycled Materials
Tis the season for totes: to bring to the grocery store and farmer’s market, beach and gym, on boat rides, picnics, weekend outings, and more. If you ask me, the smallest, such as the half-size shopper...
View ArticleChapel of Love: A Converted Seminary Chapel in North Holland by Studio Ina-Matt
In Heemstede, just south of Haarlem in North Holland, a former seminary originally built by Jan Stuyt in 1923 was converted into luxury apartments by Stijlgroep in 2007—all minus the chapel which was...
View ArticleCurrent Obsessions: More Is More
If you’ve been reading along for a while, you might be surprised by the title of this post. Don’t worry! We’re still believers in the whole less-is-more theory. (Less clutter means more livability....
View ArticleQuick Takes With: Henry Holland
For most people, pandemic crafts were a fleeting hobby. But Henry Holland‘s lockdown obsession, a Japanese pottery technique called Nerikomi, made him fall in love with the meditative process of...
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