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Cooking With Color: 5 Ways to Go Bold in the Kitchen
Ahead, our latest post published in partnership with Realtor.com: White has been a go-to color for kitchen cabinets, countertops, and backsplashes for as long as we can remember. In a room that gets so messy, homeowners can’t help but gravitate toward pristine, white furnishings that make the room feel open and bright. But over the past […]
Expert Advice: How High to Hang a Kitchen Pendant and Other Lighting Tips from Ravenhill Studio
How big should a light fixture be and how high over a table or counter? How close to other lights? How far from door frames? The team at Los Angeles lighting company Ravenhill Studio are constantly asked for advice on selecting designs and figuring out their placement and height. The answers, studio founder Brendan Ravenhill […]
Kitchen of the Week: Working With What You’ve Got in East London
Even though Lucy Ward has a strong sense of style and a career in the home space (she’s currently the creative director of furniture brand Loaf), she knew she needed professional guidance for the renovation of her East London kitchen. So she enlisted Laura Parkinson of Palmer & Stone to transform the damp scullery in […]
Kitchen of the Week: A Cross-Pollinated Wooden Kitchen, Laundry, and Workspace in the Netherlands
Studio Slow is the design workshop of Dutch furniture store Jan De Jong in Friesland, in the north of the Netherlands. The studio is led by Christien Starkenburg, who, with her brother, Henk, are fourth generation members of their family to run the modernist emporium: back in 2016, we spotlighted the company’s Curtained Kitchen, which […]
Adding Energy Efficiency and Revived Style to 1860s Quarters in Brooklyn
The 1860s brick row house in Brooklyn’s Boerum Hill had a lot going for it: tall ceilings, lacy moldings, marble mantels, and a gracious floor plan that had served its residents untouched. The HVAC system was also more or less original. It presented the longstanding owners—an eco-minded couple who had raised their children here—with an […]
A New Source (to Us) for Unlacquered Brass Fittings and Fixtures
Fayetteville, North Carolina-based HRL Brass is new on our radar, offering a range of appealing traditional unlacquered brass fixtures and fittings for the kitchen and bath and all over the house, for that matter. As they say, “We believe well built, functional, but above all beautiful hardware shouldn’t cost a fortune. With an emphasis on […]
Kitchen of the Week: ‘Rustic Modernism’ in the Berkshires From the Team Behind Tourists Welcome
Five years ago, we wrote about the arrival of TOURISTS Welcome: The Hip Berkshires Escape Everyone’s Talking About. This summer, the TOURISTS team added to its growing compound, with two newly remodeled vacation home rentals (just a 10-minute walk “through the woods and across the river” from the lodge in North Adams, MA). Both homes […]
“Not Your Usual Twee Cotswolds Look”: Studio MacLean’s New Quarters in an Old Stone Building
How did Jason MacLean come to have a vintage car parked in an art gallery at the front of his house? “Our vision for this space was not your usual twee Cotswolds look,” he says. Jason and his wife, Jenny Rose MacLean, together run the interior design office Studio MacLean. In need of bigger quarters, […]
A Family Home in a Seaside Church in Devon: A Tuckey Design Studio Creative Reuse Project
The Old Chapel looked more like a new conference center when Tuckey Design Studio was called in to remedy things. Located on the South Devon coast in an Area of Outstanding Natural Beauty, the stone church dates from the first half of the 20th century and had been converted into living quarters in the 197os […]
Kitchen of the Week: English Elegance Meets Southern Charm in Nashville
Interior designer Rachel Halvorson had always admired Plain English, the U.K.-born cupboard maker, but it wasn’t until she found a Nashville client who shared her affection for traditional joinery and quaint scale that she was able to collaborate with the company. She worked with U.S. design director Imogen Pritchard as well as architect C. Brandon […]
Remodelista Reconnaissance: Michaela Scherrer’s Go-To Budget Ceiling Lights—for Less than $5
There was so much to admire about Michaela Scherrer’s extreme makeover of her cousins’ 1970s ranch house kitchen that we neglected to look up at the ceiling lights. The project—completed 15 years ago—introduced restaurant appliances; a vast, marble-topped work island; and exposed wooden rafters to what had been, in Michaela’s words, a “confined and suffocating […]
Kitchen of the Week: Laila Gohar’s Workhorse of a Culinary Studio in Lower Manhattan
For seven years, culinary artist Laila Gohar—whom you may know from wildly inventive tableware co. Gohar World—worked out of a small stone building in Manhattan’s Chinatown, which she transformed into a durable kitchen with all the tools she needed to make magic while keeping the circa 1905 tin ceiling and walls intact. “My studio was […]
Urban Indoor-Outdoor Living: A Young Couple’s Redesign of a “Charmless” Row House in Ghent
Architects are known for taking forever when it comes to finishing their own places. Not so Arthur Verraes of Atelier Avondzon. With his partner, Kelly Desmedt, a corporate lawyer, he tackled a total makeover of a moldering row house in Ghent that had been sitting on the market for months. The couple worked steadily for […]
Kitchen(s) of the Week: Our Favorite Swedish Cook Spaces (And 11 Ideas to Borrow)
Over 15+ years of Remodelista, we’ve rounded up our favorite French kitchens, Brooklyn kitchens, cost-conscious kitchens, chefs’ kitchens. We’ve even corralled Scandi-inspired kitchens the world over. But we’ve yet to pay homage to the Swedish kitchen. Readers, forgive us our oversight. At long last, here are our favorite Swedish cook spaces from our archives, in […]