Like many buildings in downtown Savannah’s Landmark Historic District, the three-story building at 127 West Congress Street boasts a rich history. Beginning with a dry goods wholesaler, the property housed numerous operations through the decades including a retail clothing and hat shop, a hardware store, and, in the 1960s, it served as a USO Hall. […]
It’s no secret that light pollution is a global issue. According to the International Dark-Sky Association (IDA), the widespread use of artificial light at night not only washes out the night sky and wastes energy, it also interrupts our circadian rhythms and messes with melatonin levels. Read More »
The design and layout of a kitchen can be perfect for one family but nonfunctional for another. When Beth and her family moved into their coastal Maine home about four years ago, the kitchen was in good shape for a 20-year-old home. But they soon discovered that it didn’t work well for their large family […]
As we head into the second half of April, spring is in full swing across the country. Flowers and trees are blooming, pollen is thick, and people are starting to spruce up their yards, porches, and decks in anticipation of warmer days spent outdoors. Read More »
If you’re looking for a quick spring refresh for a bath or powder room, look no further! It’s Wallpaper Wednesday and we’re featuring some of our favorite bathrooms that have the perfect combination of lively wallpaper and handcrafted lighting! Read More »
Building a custom home involves countless decisions. And no matter how hard you try or how much input you have, chances are good you’ll find something that needs attention after you move in and actually live there. Read More »
