Month: February 2021

As open-plan living becomes increasingly popular, it’s no surprise that the concept has extended to the bathroom. For homeowners seeking a serene retreat that feels like a visit to a spa, wet-room-style bathrooms are a natural fit. These types of …Read More

Though technical difficulties shut down the all-virtual 2021 Kitchen & Bath Industry Show early, many of the exhibitors pressed on, announcing their latest product offerings, hosting live events and sharing videos and online catalogs. We spoke with many of the …Read More

Calm, uplifting spaces in a home are more important than ever these days. In the laundry room, that means fresh colors, lots of natural light, and details and materials that create a peaceful and inviting atmosphere. See how the following …Read More

This family of four loves to cook together and entertain, but its cramped U-shaped kitchen wasn’t conducive to either. The space was cut off from other rooms in the house, hampering the way the family likes to entertain. And about …Read More

Working with developers, architect Charles Warren transformed an older split-level home in Washington, D.C.’s Kent neighborhood into a stunning contemporary home. “The existing house had a lot of different levels that resulted in a strange circulation,” he says. To rectify …Read More

Highlight Home Storage in Your Staging Keep items in neatly stacked containers, and clear out the clutter to show off extra storage space.

Nothing creates a welcoming entry to a home quite like a porch. Even the smallest porch creates a gracious transition between the outdoors and indoor living spaces. A somewhat larger porch can provide a spot to pull up a chair …Read More

This former two-car garage in Studio City, California, serves a lot of functions for the grandmother who owns it thanks to help from her talented daughter, interior designer Abby Guild, and Mario and Marisela Arechiga of design-build firm New …Read More