Ed and Sherry are no strangers to the long, detailed, and often arduous process of building a home. But with Ed’s background as an architect and Sherry’s talents as a designer and certified building contractor, they make a talented team.
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Like many people, Bruce and Mary Ann grew tired of cheap, mass-produced lighting found in big-box stores. When it came time for a complete refresh of the lighting at their vacation cottage in northern Ontario, they looked for customizable lights to create a more personalized space.
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Don’t look now but Labor Day is right around the corner! Kids are dragging their heels back to school and homeowners are tackling the last items on their summer to-do list. For Richard, in Beacon Falls, Connecticut, his summer renovations were highlighted by the addition of an outdoor kitchen to his home.
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There’s a lot to love about a classic RLM warehouse shade with its simple metal construction designed to cast light downward. First introduced in the early 1900s, these shades replaced bare-bulb pendants often found in factories and warehouses. By adding a shade with a white interior over the bulb, the result was a more efficient fixture with a broader distribution of light.
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Last week, we shared the story and pics of a new barn built in Colorado that not only stores cars and bikes, but has plenty of room for fun, games, and entertaining on the second floor. Today, we’re taking a look at Robert’s new barn in Southampton, New York, that serves as his karate and yoga studio.
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There’s nothing better on a hot August afternoon than a cold, finely crafted beer. In Knoxville, Tennessee, the number of craft breweries has grown in the last 10 years from just a handful to more than 40. The Knoxville Chamber of Commerce notes that local breweries generate more than $115 million every year and have created more than 300 jobs.
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