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This year marks the 25th anniversary of Skirt, Maureen Doron’s preppy-cool oasis, while Beth Buccini’s colorful, high-fashion wonderland, Kirna Zabête, celebrates a decade on the […]
Melissa Urdang Bodie was living in London when she first saw de Gournay’s Amazonia wallpaper at the luxury purveyor’s Chelsea showroom. The interior designer fell […]
Every so often, an agent or builder will send me before-and-after photos of houses they’ve renovated or are selling. The “before” photos never make it […]
Want to live on the Main Line, but not in a Main Line house? Then you just might want to live in this Bryn Mawr […]
The strip loin was fantastic. Gorgeous. Hard sear on the outside, brown but not a fleck of black. Perfectly medium-rare, the center still cool and […]
Designer Meredith Good jumped feet-first into renovating the Bryn Mawr home she shares with husband Rob — but one small room on the second floor […]
Recently, we’ve had to become creative with how we use our homes — spare bedrooms turning into offices, kitchen annexes working as classrooms, a bathroom […]
Take a good, long look at the photo above. Looks like you’re about to enter one of those striking contemporary houses that dot the Main […]
Aside from the rowhouse in all its forms, no other house type or style is as characteristic of the Philadelphia area as the center-hall Colonial […]
Some midcentury modern houses remain period pieces: they retain all of the elements of style they possessed at birth. Many of these have aged gracefully, […]
So The New York Times beat us to this listing with a roundup post that featured it this past May. No skin off our backs at all, […]
For a while, it seemed like spinning studios were following the trend of cheesesteak joints in Philly: There would always be room for more. Indoor […]
The houses of the 1920s stand on a cusp between tradition and modernity. Their classic styles have held up well over the years, yet their […]
The 1950s marked a turning point in American domestic architecture. As middle- and upper-middle-class households did away with their domestic help, living spaces evolved to […]
You may have noticed that unfurnished houses never make it into this daily feature. There are two reasons for this: First, empty rooms lack visual […]