For the minimalist Ikea fans in all of us – this post is for you! Clean lines, clutter free and just the right amount of color – Selldorf Architects hit a home run when designing this Sag Harbor weekend home for celebrity hairstylist, Kevin Mancuso.
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For those with a green thumb, today’s post is for you! Even if you prefer to leave the gardening to your wife, while you take care of the lawn – keep reading!
For any outdoor landscaping enthusiast, having a special spot to keep your tools, seeds and fertilizers in is important. This is your go-to central hub to make sure everything is at your fingertips when you need it. Building a small garden or tool shed can be oh so helpful in keeping you organized. When it comes to gardening or landscaping, everyone’s needs are different. Better Homes & Gardens recommends making a list of everything you frequently use and what you commonly store in the space. This will help you envision how big of a shed you’ll need (if building new) or how you can rearrange your current layout to make it more efficient!
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The color gray was once deemed as dull, depressing and unappealing; today, it is anything but! Designers have begun to pair the hue with clean whites and warm, natural woods to give it a very desirable and trendy look – such an example is the featured kitchen today. Read More »
Following our post of “The Smithy” house in West Fulton, New York, we’re staying in the Empire State this weekend to show you another farmhouse that utilized barn pendants to revive the interior of its one-and-a-half-story summer kitchen.
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Rural towns like West Fulton, New York are home to some of America’s finest examples of industrial farmhouse design.
A perfect illustration of this is a year-round retreat known as “The Smithy” – located in the far Northern foothills of the Catskill Mountains. In the kitchen of this historic home, one will find a beautiful glass pendant just like the Holophane Glass Pendants at our affiliate site: vintagebarnlighting.com.
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Today’s post is a little on the unconventional side, but we’re always about inspiring those searching for unique and out of the box lighting ideas, so here goes!
At Gjelina restaurant in Los Angeles, the hired design team improvised a little when it came to their interior lighting choices. Just one of many salvaged pieces found within the eatery, their rustic chandelier has a unique history behind it – it was originally a meat hook. That’s right, a piece once used at the local butcher shop!
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