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So much of the designer Saba Ghorbanalinejad’s Paris apartment is reminiscent of works by icons. The modular vanity mirror is very Le Corbu. The swivel-out drawers are pure Eileen Gray. And the kitchen, with its arched, midcentury light fixture, feels like a nod, too. Where to buy one similar? We unearth some options:
If you’re familiar with the much-loved, much-lauded boutique empire Bird in Brooklyn, you know that the shops defined indie style in the borough for more than a decade (see the NY Times piece Saying Goodbye to Bird, “the shop that created the ‘Brooklyn Look’ of the aughts”). Plot twist: In 2022, owner Jen Mankins close
There are small spaces, and then there are really small spaces. The apartment of Craig Ross and his partner, Jessie, falls into the latter category. At just under 400-square feet, their flat in Kentish Town, north London, on the first floor of a Victorian townhouse, has just three rooms—which means the kitchen has to a
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 Desmet, 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
Ahead this first official weekend of fall? Iconic kitchens on view, earthy colors for your cool-weather consideration, and bundles of flowers for all. Read on: The making of the modern cook space: “The Kitchen and Its Discontents” is on our must-visit list, on view now at LACMA. And newly open in Copenhagen: the Vipp A
When the line is blurred between indoor and outdoor living spaces, a versatile rug is essential. Here is our edit of outdoor rugs that are just as suitable for indoor or liminal spaces, all in neutral palettes and designs to complement a variety of settings. For more rugs, see our picks: 10 Easy Pieces: Washable […]
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 September: Photographs by editors, except where noted. Have a look at o
Welcome to The Editors’ Cut, our monthly column dedicated to beautiful and useful finds for all over the house. In this installment: Since our early days, when Remodelista began around Julie’s kitchen table, our editors have reported in, for the most part, from home. Over the past two decades, we’ve learned a thing or
What are the Gardenista editors up to these first days of fall? Finding ways to stretch the hours in the garden longer, longer, longer. Here, a few favorite ways to keep living (comfortably) outside in September and beyond: For much more, including tasks to do in the garden now that fall’s officially here, head to […]
Elisabeth and Dennis Dunker classify their apartment in Gothenburg, Sweden, as something of a compromise: it’s a rental so “a lot of it isn’t what we would have chosen,” says Elisabeth, who, nonetheless, turned it into a lovely place to hang your hat: see Making a Rental Your Own. A designer, artist, and photographer,
On deck this weekend? An LA exhibit, a great new spot to lay your head on the Cape, and much more in between. Read on: On our wish-we-could-go-to-this list: “Los Angeles Sets a Table” at Ravenhill Studio; going on two upcoming Sundays: September 27 and October 4. Who knew? This Japanese kettle might look like […]
Architect Saba Ghorbanlinejad is particularly good at undoing a floor plan. In the projects of hers we’ve featured previously, the most consequential changes have often been reconfiguration: rooms are rearranged around central hubs, passages become places in their own right, and compact interiors begin to feel remarkab
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