Cottages and Bungalows
Romance Great
In this charming and nostalgic 1926 cottage, each room receives a festive dose of holiday cheer.
4 min |
December-January 2021

Cottages and Bungalows
Easy Outdoor Gatherings
It’s time to take it outside! By rethinking your garden spaces and having a few simple staples on standby, you can gather outdoors in a pinch for some safe and simple social distancing.
1 min |
October -November 2020

Cottages and Bungalows
The Joy of Handmade
Tiles, knobs and drawer pulls—oh my!
3 min |
December-January 2021

Cottages and Bungalows
A Feast for the Eyes
Learn how to create an inspiring setting no matter how large or small your guest list.
2 min |
October -November 2020

The Good Life
A tiny challenge Just for the LOVE of it At Home
The last thing I needed was another house — even if it was just a tiny house.
4 min |
October 2020

Cottages and Bungalows
Vintage Christmas Vignettes
Learn how to showcase your classic collections for the holiday season.
3 min |
FMD Christmas 2020

Cottages and Bungalows
The Little House That Could
This playhouse was transformed into a grown-up she shed, perfectly decorated for Christmas.
2 min |
FMD Christmas 2020

Cottages and Bungalows
Nostalgic Noel
Vintage collectibles and ornaments hark Noelback to an old-fashioned Christmas.
5 min |
FMD Christmas 2020

Cottages and Bungalows
Rusty the Snowman
No snow? No problem. Here’s how to create a snowman that won’t melt away.
2 min |
FMD Christmas 2020

Cottages and Bungalows
Light & Bright for the Holidays
This Scandi-Dutch home, built by a florist and her husband, sparkles and shines even more at Christmas.
4 min |
FMD Christmas 2020

Cottages and Bungalows
Keeping the Past Alive
An Illinois designer channels holiday peace and love from the 1970s through mementos and collectibles.
5 min |
FMD Christmas 2020

Cottages and Bungalows
Have a Holly Jolly Cookbook
It’s the tastiest time of the year! Enjoy the holidays at home with divine recipes that will brighten your table and heart.
4 min |
FMD Christmas 2020

Cottages and Bungalows
From Memories to WREATHS
Celebrate this Christmas season with handmade wreaths brimming with vintage finds.
3 min |
FMD Christmas 2020

Cottages and Bungalows
A Vintage Christmas
Vintage elves, jadeite, ironstone and Santas are just a few of the holiday treats inside this North Dakota farmhouse.
5 min |
FMD Christmas 2020

Cottages and Bungalows
A Holiday Haven
An Ohio homeowner uses her neutral décor style and lovely antiques as the perfect backdrop for a holiday escape.
4 min |
FMD Christmas 2020

DesignSTL
MODERN HISTORY
Nearly two decades ago, Anne and Brad Bishop searched for a family home. They found one that charms everyone.
2 min |
September/October 2020

DesignSTL
Talented Twosome
If you can dream it, this husband-and-wife team will tweak it, build it, and lacquer it.
3 min |
September/October 2020
DesignSTL
The 10 Most Beautiful Homes IN ST.LOUIS 2020
How do you define a beautiful home? Is it in the architecture or the setting? In the mix of building materials or the assemblage of stylistic influences? It wasn’t until our search for beautiful homes ended this past summer that writer Amy Burger and I recognized how our instincts drew us to properties with incredible landscaping and gardens, to places where homeowners place a premium on outdoor spaces and details: window boxes in bloom, statement-making walkways, a passion for the front porch, which, this year above all others, proved its hero status as the place to connect with neighbors and nature alike. –VERONICA THEODORO
9 min |
September/October 2020

DesignSTL
Welcome to the Neighborhood
BETSY BLANCETT NACRELLI, owner of Collections by Joya, entered 2020 on a high note.
2 min |
September/October 2020
DesignSTL
DISCO QUEEN
Whether she’s decorating her home or building a small business, Abbey Eilermann does it with joy.
5 min |
September/October 2020

DesignSTL
Breaking the Mold
Before she could create her line of jewelry, designer Taylor Saleem had to forge a new path.
3 min |
September/October 2020

DesignSTL
A Common Thread
Two women—one a baby boomer, the other a millennial—share more than just a love of design.
3 min |
September/October 2020

DesignSTL
Home in 3-D
Tech tools are simplifying the sale and renovation of homes.
3 min |
September/October 2020

Old House Journal
Small Treasures
Stylish, tactile, and colorful Arts & Crafts tile.
1 min |
October - November 2020

Old House Journal
Repairing Pebble-Dash Stucco
Maybe your old house has stucco with the rough, pebbly finish that’s often referred to as “pebble-dash.” Or maybe it’s the variation accurately termed “roughcast.” The difference lies in the aggregate (pebbles) and the method of application. True pebble-dash requires that the wall be finish-coated with fresh stucco while pebbles are literally thrown (dashed) onto the wet surface, where, with any luck, they’ll stick. Most pebble-dash finishes use sharper gravel to aid in the binding process. Roughcast, on the other hand, is a bit easier for the homeowner to achieve. Either sharp gravel or pebbles may be used since the aggregate material is added to the wet stucco topcoat during the mixing. Once applied, the thin surface slurry can be removed with a soft sponge, or even by using a misting spray from a hose.
1 min |
October - November 2020

Old House Journal
Framing a Pocket Door
For rooms where space is at a premium, pocket doors neatly slide in and out of a wall cavity.
4 min |
October - November 2020

Old House Journal
Clean Living
It’s never been more important than now.
2 min |
October - November 2020

Old House Journal
The Art of Juxtaposition LIVING LIGHTLY IN A HISTORIC TOWNHOUSE
This Victorian-era brownstone is deeply appreciated by its owners for its fine craftsmanship and age. “My clients respect the house for the same reasons I do,” says interior designer Deborah Mariotti, a transplant to Brooklyn from Italy. “We were responsible for its continued preservation, wherever it remained authentic. In areas where it was not original, though, we had no doubt that we would design contemporary space. It wasn’t even a question.”
5 min |
October - November 2020

Old House Journal
THE CHINABERRY KITCHEN
Strong color unifies a revival kitchen in a 1910 Seattle house. A NOT-TOO-BIG HOUSE WITH CURB APPEAL WAS WHAT MARISA MUNOZ WAS LOOKING FOR WHEN SHE CAME UPON THIS ONE ON QUEEN ANNE HILL IN SEATTLE. THE 1910 HOUSE, A TRANSITIONAL FUSION OF LATE-VICTORIAN AND CRAFTSMAN ELEMENTS, HAD JUST ABOUT EVERYTHING SHE WANTED: STEEP GABLES AND PRETTY WINDOWS; ORIGINAL MOULDINGS, HARDWOOD FLOORS, AND A ROMANTIC WINDING STAIRCASE. WELL MAINTAINED, THE HOUSE GENERALLY WAS IN MOVE-IN CONDITION . . . EXCEPT FOR THE KITCHEN.
3 min |
October - November 2020

Old House Journal
An ARTIST'S HOUSE
ULTIMATE SALVAGING IN PROVINCETOWN
3 min |