It’s no secret that one of the most popular (and enigmatic) items to design is the chair. Take a look at the numerous design lessons MH+D editor Danielle Devine has written over the years: of the 45 articles published, 10 … Continue reading
Gifting season is upon us, which means it’s time to start seeking out this winter’s must-haves. Whether you’re looking for a present for the holiday hostess, your favorite cousin, or even yourself (we don’t judge), these 15 design-forward finds from … Continue reading
Now that the first hard freeze has settled in, it’s officially time for cozy season. Your woodpile is probably well-stocked at this point, and your fireplace or woodstove has been primed for plenty of use during the cold months. However, … Continue reading
When I moved into my apartment, I inherited the family futon, which has always been a couch of convenience rather than comfort. In a perfect world, I would replace it with the Quilton Modular Sofa from HAY because it comes … Continue reading
This time of year represents a summertime slow-down: vacations had, visitors come and gone, the kids’ backpacks sitting next to the front door ready for the first day of school. And while fall is just around the corner, here in … Continue reading
Here’s Lesko and Lawal’s roadmap for visiting and scoring the best designs at the prestigious Maison et Objet home show and the Paris Flea Market at Saint-Ouen: 48 HRS IN PARIS Marianne travels to Paris yearly to find decorative art … Continue reading
“Home holds a different meaning to each individual, and we are the conduit in bringing a design vision to life for our clients,” says the interior designer Annie Talmage from her airy, open-concept office in an old mill building in … Continue reading
It’s that time of year when we get to release the winners of the much-anticipated annual design awards from the Maine Chapter of the American Institute of Architects (AIA Maine). These awards honor the extraordinary work by Maine-based architectural firms … Continue reading
In the summer after the 1994 Northridge earthquake, my parents used a portion of their insurance money—remittance for the many long cracks in the walls and the broken wedding china—to invest in some home upgrades. The 6.7 magnitude quake, which … Continue reading
If there’s one thing we love about winter, it’s spending a day out on the ski slopes. The second best thing? Enjoying a cozy winter afternoon indoors, ideally looking out on gently falling snow while doing puzzles, drinking cocoa, and … Continue reading
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