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Color in the Kitchen: Marc Newson for Smeg
What do you get when you cross a renegade industrial designer with a conventional cooking appliance? The brilliant Marc Newson range for Smeg. Australian Marc Newson brings his signature curved lines,...
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The Transformative Properties of Kolor
Berlin-based design firm Kolor is obsessed with the transformative properties of color. Located on a side street in Berlin, the multidisciplinary design studio features a small shop that doubles as a...
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A Movable Feast: Berlin's Community Garden
Air raids destroyed the old Moritzplatz shopping district during World War II; later the Berlin Wall hulked over the neighborhood. For decades, trash and rubble and graffiti looked right at home...
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Berlin Creatives at Home
Is Berlin the new Brooklyn? After perusing the German blog Freunde von Freunden (friends of friends), we're convinced. Entrepreneur Ines Colmorgen and art director André Wyst have lived in their...
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War of the Roses: Preserving Germany's Ancient Blooms
The obsession that keeps Harald Enders awake at night is this: What if there's a rose lurking in your garden—or more likely, your grandmother's garden—that is the last living example of a rare...
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Velvet Revolution: Soho House in Berlin
A Bauhaus-era Communist Party command center is reborn as a retreat for the well-heeled (how's that for irony?). One of the newest of several Soho members' clubs around the world, Soho House Berlin is...
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Annabelle Selldorf: A German in New York
We're always interested to see how architects live at home; especially architects like NYC-based Annabelle Selldorf, who grew up in Cologne, Germany, and describes her practice as one of "subtle...
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Deal of the Day: Atelier NL Tableware at DWR
Forget flash sales: Every so often DWR comes through with a markdown so drastic we reflexively reach for our credit cards. In this case, it's a line of tableware designed by up-and-coming ceramicists...
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5 Favorites: Exposed Copper Pipes as Decor
Is copper having a moment? With its heat-conductive properties and oxidation potential (and with scrap prices at an all-time high), copper is synonymous with luxury. Here are five examples of exposed...
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A Culture Club for Berlin's Digital Bohemians
Throughout the 1920s, the space now occupied by Sankt Oberholz was an important venue for Berlin's avant-garde arts scene. Today, it's a culture club for the millennial version. Sankt Oberholz ("Saint...
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A Cult Knife Maker in Solingen, Germany
Beyond Wusthof: cult knife company Windmuehlenmesser (Windmill), founded by Robert Herder, is based in Solingen, Germany, and makes knives that are prized for their extremely thin carbon steel blades....
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Sage Restaurant: Industrial Chic in Berlin
Sage Restaurant in Berlin, located in a former silk factory on the banks of the river Spree, features a raw industrial aesthetic and sky-high ceilings more commonly seen in the area’s techno clubs; in...
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Design Distilled: Stahlemuhle in Southern Germany
Philipp Mainzer, the founder of Frankfurt-based furniture company e15, does minimalist glamor well; we especially like his design for the Stahlemuhle distillery in Southern Germany. Located in an 18th...
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Germany's Iconic Designer: A Day with Dieter Rams
Dieter Rams is the demigod of everyday design, the man behind classics like the Braun alarm clock and the Vitsoe shelving system. He's also the acknowledged inspiration for all products Apple. Before...
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Into the Woods: A Cabin in the Brandenburg Forest
Is it just us, or does this newly built Waldhaus (weekend house) in the middle of the Brandenburg Forest in Leipzig remind you of a bespoke jacket—perfectly proportioned, exquisitely detailed, and...
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Steal This Look: Perfect Powder Room at Joan's on Third
One of the dangers of being a design scout? You're always on the lookout for inspiring ideas, even in a restaurant bathroom. Our favorite midday LA haunt, Joan's on Third, happens to have one of our...
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Elegance—In the Form of a Coat Rack
We have a few well-documented obsessions at Remodelista: the perfect toilet roll holder, the ultimate shade of white paint, the last trash bin you'll ever need. Oh, and coat racks; including the new...
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Extension Cords as Decor
I live in a Victorian flat in San Francisco, where each room is designated only one electrical outlet. It's enough to drive me (or anyone) insane; to the point where I'm considering buying—or...
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Scullery Style: Our Favorite Utility Buckets
Add a dash of style to your cleaning routine with our roundup of utility buckets, ideal for toting cleaning supplies from room to room. Above: Classic and practical, the Red Enamel Housekeepers Bucket...
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Julie's Favorite Lamp Speaks
SPONSORED POST Remodelista's editor, Julie Carlson, shares her house with a very fashionable floor lamp. Designed by a sculptor in Brooklyn, the lamp was on Julie's wish list for years. Its elegant...
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