Gift Guide: For the Tech-Obsessed
Technology? It's my favorite indulgence. Take a look a handful of gadgets that the stylish Silicon Valley denizen would adore. Above: On my personal wish list: a new portable Bluetooth speaker with the...
View ArticleTrending on Gardenista: California Christmas
The Gardenista team joined us in LA this week to get ready for Saturday's Remodelista Market at Big Daddy's (come one, come all, this year there's a dedicated Gardenista section). Meanwhile, they've...
View ArticleCurrent Obsessions: Winter Wonder
Take a look at what's on our radar this week. And if you're in LA, join us today at the Remodelista Holiday Market at Big Daddy's Antiques from 10 a.m. to 5 p.m. Above: Next week is all about...
View ArticleTable of Contents: Utilitarian Glamour
This week we'll be exploring design that straddles the line between useful and luxurious. Above: A kitchen by Lodder Keukens. Watch for Meredith's Kitchen Design post about the Dutch company on...
View Article14 Lessons in Minimalism from the Glass House
Minimalists need medicine cabinets, too. Our visit to architect Philip Johnson's iconic Glass House, in New Canaan, Connecticut, was like meeting a movie star: thrilling at first sight, and then...
View ArticleEnter to Win: Remodelista & DXV by American Standard $500 Gift Card Giveaway
In celebration of this Saturday's Remodelista Holiday Market in San Francisco, our sponsor DXV by American Standard is offering another chance to win a $500 gift card (in case you missed last week's...
View ArticleGift Guide: 10 Practical (but Pretty) Stocking Stuffers
Rule No. 1 when stuffing stockings: Nothing inside should be destined for the garbage can. Here are 10 surprises with staying power. Above: Brass Number Clips by Midori are ideal as bookmarks, paper...
View ArticleRemodelista SF Market Spotlight: Alice Tacheny
Who: Northern California furniture designer Alice Tacheny founded her studio only two years ago. She specializes in simple, clean-lined pieces that she makes in her workshop or in collaboration with...
View ArticleSteal This Look: A Low-Key Luxe Bath in Los Angeles
Last week we featured the Cliffside Home of creative couple McShane and Cleo Murname of Project M+. Today, we're revisiting their exquisitely simple, blue-and-white-tiled master bath—and lingering long...
View ArticleGlamorous Soap Dishes from France
Some of our favorite tableware comes from Astier de Villatte in Paris; now we can add soap dishes to the list. Above L to R: The Sobre and the Aphrodite Ceramic Wall Soap Dishes can be wall mounted to...
View ArticleA Stone Farmhouse in France Gets an Artful Update
The challenge: to convert an old farm dwelling in the Loire into a modern, light-filled home—with minimal intervention. French firm Septembre Architecture accomplished this by executing subtle and...
View ArticleRemodelista SF Market Spotlight: Gifts for the Manly Man
Think our Remodelista Markets cater solely to the female shopper? Think again. Here are some genius gifts for the discerning male browser (and husband-in-tow) that will be at our fete in SF on...
View ArticleObject Lessons: Calendars with a Design Pedigree
The oldest known calendar was constructed in Scotland in the eighth millennium, but it wasn't until 1592 (and several adjustments later) that the familiar Gregorian calendar was introduced in Italy....
View Article10 Easy Pieces: Festive Lightbulbs, Holiday Edition
Beyond the Edison bulb: 10 lightbulbs for adding a note of glamour. They're the easiest way to create instant atmosphere for a holiday party. Above: The Plumen 001 Original Lightbulb is $29.95 from...
View ArticleSubtle Shine: Handmade Mirrors by Maureen Fullam
As flattering as candlelight and equally atmospheric, New York artist Maureen Fullam's mirrors are made the centuries-old way, by hand applying layers of silver leafing to the back of a piece of glass....
View ArticleRemodelista SF Market Spotlight: The Citizenry
Who: Motivated by a desire to have a positive social impact, Carly Nance and Rachel Bentley founded online shop The Citizenry. Alums of the world of brand planning and consumer product redesign, the...
View ArticleGift Guide 2014: Books for the Architect
Every architect—and architecture devotee—has a library of treasured design books lovingly built up over time. Here are five welcome new additions to the shelves. Above: A chair is like a mini building,...
View ArticleGilded Decay in Paris: Anahi Restaurant
Anahi in Paris is a place of interesting juxtapositions: An Argentine chef serves Argentine food—with ingredients sourced entirely from France. It's owned by a man who's all about authenticity—but...
View ArticleRemodeling 101: Bedroom Lighting Secrets
Bedrooms have evolved: During waking hours, many now double as dressing rooms, workspaces, libraries, and even exercise studios. All this adds up to a conundrum when it comes to lighting: Soft, ambient...
View ArticleThe Simple Life: Best USB Charging Outlets
Here's a breakthrough we like: electrical outlets with built-in USB ports that offer charging straight from the wall—and leave bulky adapters behind. A simple upgrade and your electrical outlets will...
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