Text by Bethany Adams
Seventeen years ago, when interior designer Maggie York and her family moved into the farmhouse in Illinois they now call home, they were no strangers to the property. “This has been in [my husband’s] family for years and…
Discovered via the excellent Tat London blog—”an online jumble shop with a blog attached, run by me, Charlie Porter”— Juliet Restaurant, a new and subtly chic dining venue named for owner/sculptor Daniel Chadwick’s wife (how romantic!). Chadwick, a sculptor and the impresario…
The degree of difficulty indisputably rises when you’re gardening on a slope (pardon the word play here). There are ways, fortunately, to deal with uneven landscapes that don’t involve just leaving it barren or giving it over to lawn. Here, six…
| Published on Feb 21, 2025
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Here’s the thing about grading retirement towns – it’s totally subjective. I know because I’ve dug into this stuff.
These grades for Alabama’s top ten towns to retire in are based on comparing Alabama towns to each other, not nationwide. That’d be…
Air plants are pretty fascinating—unlike other plants, Tillandsia requires no soil to grow. This makes them a versatile and beautiful addition to any indoor space. However, just because they don’t need soil doesn’t mean they don’t require special care. If you find…
Now presenting the latest in a series of posts by Sally Kohn— journalist and CNN political commentator, TED talk giver, and design aficionado—chronicling her adventures in remodeling. In this installment: There are many reasons to line a closet with cedar: it smells…
This is part of a series with Perfect Earth Project , a nonprofit dedicated to toxic-free, ecological gardening, on how you can be more sustainable in your landscapes at home. Step outside for a nature walk and you’re likely…
| Published on Feb 20, 2025
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We have two guest beds in our home, one is its own small bedroom and the other two are in the Snug! I…