Happy pub day! Today, Gardenista: The Low-Impact Garden finally hits bookstores. We can’t wait for you to crack it open and enjoy the contents. A companion volume to Remodelista: The Low-Impact Home, it’s the result of longtime Gardenista writer Kendra Wilson and acclaimed photographer Caitlin Atkin

In this longhouse-style passive energy property designed by architects Maria Ibañez de Sendadiano and Todd Rouhe, the living room is a composed and gentle space in the center of the house. The minimalist, Scandinavian-influenced design is made up of Danish companies such as Vipp, Skagerak, and Hay.

Above: A photo from Diane Keaton’s Fashion First book. She was a multi-hyphenate before the concept existed; she was an accomplished designer, she could sing and dance, she could act, she was a naturally gifted writer. In the early days of Remodelista, we were lucky enough to catch the attention of

It’s fitting that John Derian is our October Quick Takes star. For one, this month marks thirty years—three whole decades—since John opened his first NYC shop. For another, he’s got a particular knack for the wonderfully strange and the beautifully eerie. In his trademark decoupaged ephemera—for whi

Happy long weekend, dear readers! We’re gearing up for a big week ahead for Remodelista and Gardenista. From October 14-18, we’ll be kicking off the NYC edition of the Architecture & Design Film Festival, for which we’re the official media sponsor. Stop by if you’re in town! And! Our latest book, Ga

In a light-filled corner of Frederiksberg, artist Silke Bonde and Pierre-Gabriel Bucher of Établi have created a shared space that is part atelier, part showroom. The 72-square-meter interior now serves as both Bonde’s working atelier and Établi’s Scandinavian base for Alpes Inox, the storied Italia

Above: Meet you there. Photograph courtesy of ADFF. Have you been to the Architecture & Design Film Festival? It’s the film fest for fans of architecture and interiors, and this year, we’re delighted to be the media partner. This year’s circuit kicks off in NYC’s East Village next week, October 14-1

We’ve tapped The Faux Martha blogger Melissa Coleman several times in the past for her expertise on streamlined, straightforward cooking. (See The Only 5 Pots and Pans You’ll Ever Need and  The Only Five Things You Need to Cook a Delicious Thanksgiving Turkey.) So when images of her kitchen remodel

Fans of The Bear know: Seeing a restaurant kitchen in the flow of service is akin to watching a choreographed dance. But making that dance go smoothly requires a high level of organization, smart storage, and fastidious attention to detail. Since Remodelista’s early days, we’ve loved asking chefs, c

Tucked in the Loire-et-Cher in France, Repère Sauvage sits on the grounds of Fort Girard, once the stronghold of César de Vendôme, son of Henri IV and Gabrielle d’Estrées. From 1851 to 1940, the property was bought and sold, the fort was demolished leaving only its entry gate in tact, and  the site

We like the way short, stubby wine glasses add a note of nonchalance to a dinner party. The squat stem glass is more casual and understated than their elongated, more fragile counterparts. Case in point: At a recent dinner party, I served drinks in low-to-the-table glasses. I noticed that guests see

Natural stone is redefining luxury interiors in 2025, moving beyond countertops to become a statement of artistry and authenticity. From sculptural sinks to striking furniture, this timeless material adds depth, value, and character to every space. Discover how Engel & Völkers and lifestyle and desi

This past year, I made it my crusade to cut way back on plastic in our home, starting in the kitchen—where convenience had long disguised itself as necessity. I grew up in the swell of plastic: the microwave trays, the cling film, the bottled water. It was the language of modern living. But as evide

At Inness, a design retreat in Upstate New York, Taavo Somer, Miranda Brooks, and Post Company collaborated to complete a Scandinavian meets American farmhouse interior that we’d like to replicate in our own homes. For a host of similar sources, see our finds below. Above: A large kitchen of black,

Powerhouse creative couple Natalia Swarz and Armando Mesías each have their own careers—she’s the founder of travel site Hôtel Weekend and a kids concept store, while he’s a visual artist—but they also collaborate on interior projects through their rental venture Hilma Homes. They reimagine old Madr

Welcome to our new series, where each month the Remodelista and Gardenista editors share an inside look at what we’ve been reading, watching, coveting, pinning, visiting, and otherwise loving lately. Ahead, what we’ve been up to in September: Above: “A few weeks ago, I visited the second ever Collec

Suddenly it’s October, and where (most of) our editors live, we’re getting out the layers—in our closets and around the house, too. Read on for Ikea pop-ups, the bedding we’re spotting everywhere, and more—plus a discount on our new (sixth!) book. Have a restful weekend, and read on: Above: Autumnal

Set within a forested enclave along the coastline of Northern Zealand, Denmark, Guest House No.16 was built in 1934 as an annex to an Italianate guesthouse. Recently reimagined by Copenhagen firm Norm Architects, the villa has been updated with new stucco, paneling, staircases, and shutters, restori

When a client approached deVOL to redesign the small kitchen of her 1790s Georgian home in North Nottinghamshire village, she wasn’t looking for inspiration. She already had it: lace. “They live in the original house and wanted to restore the space rather than renovate. The house was developed by a

My great grandmother ran a renowned antiques shop out of her barn in the 1940s and ’50s, and my mom still remembers playing on a wooden swing that hung from the rafters. So maybe it’s in my blood that my mother—and grandmother, who lived with us when I was six—would often start a Saturday by saying,