We first encountered the restoration work at Ørslev Monastery through finishes company Linolie & Pigment. Founded around 1200 as a Benedictine nunnery, reformed into a Baroque manor in the 18th century, and nearly lost to decay by the early 20th, the structure that stands today is the result of cent

While we appreciate the enduring quality of a leather sling lounge chair, there are some settings, and some seasons, which call for lighter materials. Enter the canvas lounge chair: softer, lighter (in feel and appearance), and a non-animal-derived alternative. Here are our favorites. Above: Ferm Li

Our version of Where’s Waldo, lately, is Where’s Básica? The stately lamp by Spanish makers Santa & Cole has been making cameos in refined interiors all over. Have a look at five sightings (can you find it)? Above: On a low credenza in Two Flats Are Turned Into One Perfect Home for a Family of Five.

“I like to get very hands-on with my projects because I believe as an architect we have to engage more,” says Ben Daly. “Currently, it’s just me that does 95 percent of absolutely everything.” By everything he’s referring to not only his design but construction work. Ben came to his profession as so

Here’s a myth about design. Contrary to what home-makeover shows might have you believe, there’s no ta-da moment when a space is “done.” Rather, we like designer Cassandra Ellis’s idea that a home is “a long and rambling poem revealing someone’s life,” ever shifting, changing, and adapting to suit t

Happy weekend, dear reader. Ahead, a new memoir, spoon-carving workshops, making flowers in the snow, and more. Read on: Above: This dinner-party-friendly kitchen went wild over on Instagram for a full tour, see Kitchen of the Week: Off-Cut Cabinets Create a Rainbow of Wood in Edinburgh. Photograph

We’re longtime fans of British designer Andrew Trotter and his sun-bleached, meticulously restored villas in Puglia, Italy, so we took note when we came across Casa Soleto, which he restored with his partner Marcelo Martinez. The project is a departure for the designer: A 17th-century palazzo locate

When artists Susie Brown and Ziggy Campbell came across a derelict primary school for sale on the Ardgour peninsula near Fort William in Scotland back in 2013, they were immediately drawn to both the building and its location. “The space just had something that pulled us in,” recalls Susie. Original

Like so many people, Johan Runströmer and Viktor Lundberg bemoaned the look of power strips and extension cords. Unlike most, the product designer-entrepreneurs took matters into their own hands and founded Avolt, a Stockholm-based company specializing in better-looking ways to plug in. Their power

Above: Photograph by Matthew Williams for Remodelista. To our readers here in the US and elsewhere, We want to be a place to rest your eyes or find a moment of beauty—to deliver a daily dose of inspiration to hold onto—and we’ll continue to do that. We also believe that everyone has the right to cre

For a dose of color in the bath: A selection of characterful basins set the tone for a particular palette or stand out in contrast. (See also: Color Trend Alert: 12 Bathrooms with Fixtures that are Everything but White.) Here are our 10 most favorite colorful bathroom sinks. Above: Azzurra Ceramica

Of all the flatware patterns vying for a spot on your table, one has risen of late to become the It fork, spoon, and knife. That honor goes to Sabre’s Bistrot line of skinny French flatware—and the many variations and knockoffs it has inspired. An elegant, well-crafted update of classic bistroware,

Get the look of this tranquil and thoughtfully designed writer’s studio: Designed by Marta Chrapka of Colombe Studio for a couple renovating a prewar apartment along the Vistula River in Poland, it also doubles as a guest room. Here’s a look at the key elements and sources. Above: A pared-down write

There’s a quality to a well-restored historic work of architecture that is unmatched—the marriage of early twentieth century materials where edges are refined with an updated structure and surfaces refinished with real consideration. Villa Rezek, built between 1933 and 1934 in Vienna for physician c

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Wishing you a warm and restful weekend, wherever you are. Ahead, wool blankets by Isabella Rossellini, a pretty ceramics collection, a garden movie to soothe the senses, and more: Above: In praise of the sunny coverlet. Photograph by Hanna Grankvist, styling by Malena Burman, courtesy of Also Office

The owners accused their new house of being a tad cold and imposing. Designed about 15 years ago by eminent Australian firm Cera Stribley with interiors by Hecker Guthrie, the stone structure presented an impressive modernist take on a ski chalet. “It was conceived as a robust, contemporary alpine h

Architecture Office founder Alexander Mackison and glass artist Juli Bolaños-Durman had something of a creative meet-cute. The two became acquainted while running a lecture series at Custom Lane, a collaborative center for designers and makers in Edinburgh, where they both have studios. They remaine

When Sean Spellman opened Dawnlands in Westerly, Rhode Island, last year, it was more than just a new address on the map. Conceived as an art gallery and gathering place, Dawnlands was built entirely by Sean and his family—no contractors, no designers, no outside help. Each board and bench was made

What if your table lamp was portable? You could move it from the desk to the kitchen to the outdoor dining table. You could place it in the center of a round dining table without a trailing cord across the surface. And with it fully charged, you could utilize it as an emergency back-up when the powe