By the time architect Louis Hagen Hall got his hands on a late-Georgian terrace house in North London, “any historical aspect of the interior was somewhat lost,” he says. The lack of original features (aside from the fireplaces, floorboards, and paneling, which he restored) emboldened him to infuse

If you, like me, were thoroughly charmed by Samin Nosrat’s whole-face smile and bottomless curiosity in her 2018 Netflix series Salt Fat Acid Heat, you’ll be delighted to discover that her home kitchen in Oakland, CA, is as warm and joyful and unpretentious as she is. The Chez Panisse-trained chef a

Before Sommer was a shop, it was a way of seeing. Founder Madeleine Shields had spent years working as an interior stylist before launching the project as an online shop in 2021. Following the birth of her daughter Romy, she envisioned a place built around what she calls “pieces of a home”—a thought

The freshest bath I’ve seen in a long while belongs to a few lucky kids living in a redone house in London. With its summery, nostalgic palette of cream, pale yellow, and cherry red, I’d happily move right in. In the meantime, though (and considering it’s already occupied), I zeroed in on a charming

In East London’s Hackney neighborhood, a late-19th-century terrace sat empty for more than two decades. “It was as though aliens had come down and taken the occupants away,” says designer Sophie Rowell of Côte de Folk. Mail lay strewn about the floor, condiments remained in the refrigerator, and dis

Are you as enamored of the new Block Shop Shaker collection as we are? A collaboration between the sister-run, California-based textile co. and Hancock Shaker Village in Massachusetts, the capsule puts a bright, summer-ready spin on traditional Shaker designs. It was a tough assignment, but we picke

BOND, a clever acronym for “Bureau of Noam and Daniel”, is a Manhattan-based architecture and interior design studio from the creative minds of Noam Dvir and Daniel Rauchwerger. Since launching their firm in 2019, the “partners in practice and life” have carved a niche for themselves as the must-hir

What are you up to this holiday weekend? Whether you’re roadtripping, at the beach, or staying put, hope you keep cool and enjoy. And for your poolside or porch scrolling, here are 18 things we’re eyeing: Above: The indoor/outdoor situation we dream about. Photograph from A Rambler, Reconsidered: A

Dungeness, on England’s south coast, is an almost impossible idea, the kind of place that could only be concocted by the British. Although it is a desirable destination, with the likes of Ed Sheeran buying property here, it is not “posh” exactly. Most of the houses are converted railway carriages or

I grew up in a roomy, shingled house outside of Boston, but come summer, the five of us migrated to our screened porch. Perfumed by the garden, this small, hidden back space was furnished with a white-painted Swedish dining table and a rattan daybed, two pieces so beloved—and durable—that when my mo

While perusing Gardenista contributor Laura Fenton’s book, The Little Book of Living Small, we were happy to see designer Glenn Ban‘s compact East Hamptons home featured. Julie wrote about his Provincetown cottage a few years ago, and it remains one of our favorite beach houses we’ve covered on our

In summer nothing beats the feel of sand between your toes. Unless, of course, you happen to be inside. Sandy floors (or worse, sheets) are the bane of every beach cottage. But, as this native Cape Codder has discovered, there are ways to keep the sand at bay. Here are eight solutions to stop sand a

A few summers back, Julie and Justine stopped into a Cape Cod beach house reimagined by college roommates Tei Carpenter (an architect) and Victoria Birch (an interior designer), inspired by the Belafonte, Steve Zissou’s boat in The Life Aquatic. The kitchen is filled with design ideas to steal; let’

One purchase that’s changed my life is a set of stackable glasses. Where there once was a mess of glassware, now three take up the footprint of one, stacking neatly and making room for more tableware (a big plus). Here are our favorite everyday glasses designed for stacking. Above: A few of us at Re

This week we’re revisiting some of the most popular summer stories from the archives. Here’s one: Every summer I make a beeline for one of my favorite summertime haunts: Nunan’s Lobster Hut in my hometown in Maine. My favorite thing about it is not the long rows of benches that line the interior or

Interiors stylist Brittany Albert left much well enough alone in her Connecticut kitchen, and instead deployed cost-conscious tweaks to artfully transform an uninspired space: see The Cosmetic Kitchen Upgrade, Trade Secrets Included. We originally presented Brittany’s kitchen a year ago and revisite

Suddenly everywhere: products made from recycled sails. Here are 11 current favorites. Above: Among Dvelas’s many offerings made from recycled sail canvas is this chic beach lounger made from a strip of repurposed sail cloth. (It rolls up super efficiently for carrying, too.) The Devlas Fortuna Fold

Lately I’ve been poring over Coaster’s Chance, a 1760s captain’s cottage on the coast of Maine, north of Acadia. The house is the newest project of Rhode Island-based Moore House Design—and their first Downeast. Available to rent, the interiors have been redone in moody hues befitting the palette of

Welcome to Psst, 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. Without further ado, a glimpse of what we’ve been up to in June: Photographs by editors, except where noted. A

Happy weekend, and hope you’re keeping cool, wherever you are. (Psst.: Here are some tips for cooling off without AC, if you need.) And if you’re looking for inspiration while you’re kicking back in the meantime, here’s what’s on our radar lately: Above: Never thought we’d want to try out a red rug