The key is making the natural dye from the flowers last. To do this, prep the fabric by dissolving 3 tbsp of alum per litre in hot water. Add the fabric and let it sit until the water is fully dry. Afterward,…
Over on Remodelista this week, Scandi style was top of mind. Here, our favorite stories from their deep design dive into the region.
Above: At this three-room guesthouse in the town of Ærøskøbing on the Danish island of Ærø, linens are…
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I love rooms that are designed with a sense of playfulness and light-heartedness, or when they have something quirky in them, even if it is subtle! A whimsical style can…
Wildflowers not only brighten our day, but many of them can be eaten and enjoyed in teas, salads, or even on their own. Whether you want to grow some wildflowers you can eat in your garden or have spotted some on a…
Michele Quan adorns her ceramics with images relating to the wonder and mysteries of the universe. “Reading books on Eastern thought and practices is the root inspiration of my work,” she tells us. “Clay can transform a moment or idea into stone.…
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I think one of the most exciting things about our kitchen remodel being nearly done is that it means we will be done cooking in our bathroom! Ha! I am looking forward to having our bathroom be just a bathroom again. We…
Raspberries, blackberries, blueberries, strawberries, and even container fruit trees can sweeten up a small space. With these pretty plants and stylish containers, you can have a patio fruit garden that’s not only yummy, but decorative too.
If you think of garden-grown fruit…
Photography by Robert Radifera, Interior designs by Jamie Merida and Carol Wheeler, Styling by Charlotte Safavi
Text by Elizabeth Czapski
While the cottage way of life lends itself to many different…
The view from the front door of Glebe House is of rolling, ruched-up fields, hidden ha-has, evergreen woodland, ancient farmsteads and their flocks—and a gardener riding a sit-on mower, carefully clipping the front lawn. It’s a scene that hasn’t changed in all…
You’ve planned your paths and laid your paving, but have you considered the plants that will grow around them, forming mounds or flopping artfully over the edges? Almost any path looks better lined with plants that bring in a more naturalistic feeling.…