Philadelphia Magazine

From wallpaper vs. wainscoting to how to make your home feel hotel-like, these three in-demand designers share their secrets.

From the spots with the best entertainment for the kids to the overnight stays that’ll totally spoil your dog.

From one that began life as the headquarters for a rye whiskey distillery to one that was the family home of one of the first Philly mayors. 

She started the year by releasing a critically acclaimed album and performing at the Super Bowl. Here, the singer talks her first Grammy nomination and her favorite Philly dinner spot.

No, you don’t need any fancy equipment. In some cases, you don’t even need a fishing license.

This house in a gated community loaded with amenities has a couple of special amenities of its own.

Totally modern, totally old-school, totally comfortable — and totally furnished.

You’ll be sitting pretty.

In his new book, Wall Street Journal architecture critic Michael J. Lewis spills all the gossip on the backroom politics, influence-peddling, egotistical feuding and occasional (rare) genuine civic-mindedness that resulted in our city’s present built environment.

The Cancer Epigenetics Institute aims to increase therapy options for cancer patients and to promote educational opportunities for students and faculty.

The attorney general and Montco native has plans to run for governor of Pennsylvania in 2021. Is his style too old-school for this modern age—or is it the only way to get things done in this state?

Talk about a smart condo: Unique layout, flexible space, high-tech controls and wiring, convenient location.

Voters should be concerned that our self-proclaimed progressive DA is chasing the national spotlight with the help of an infamous figure who’s been accused of grifting and targeting activists.

These Philly chefs and restaurants have your lamb shoulder, braised brisket, and Easter baskets covered.

For starters, it has a Mission Taqueria inside.