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Annapolis Home is a luxury magazine that explores the dynamic home scene in greater metropolitan Annapolis, Anne Arundel County and the Eastern Shore while showcasing the latest designs in landscaping, architecture, remodeling, and interior design. The magazine is unique in that it also investigates the garage as both a functional and creative space and the dock as integral to Chesapeake Bay living.
Saint Anne’s Church: A Romanesque Beauty on Church Circle
Saint Anne's Church: A Romanesque Beauty on Church Circle When Sir Francis Nicholson designed the city plan of Annapolis in 1694, he formed two monumental street circles on the highest points overlooking the harbor and Chesapeake Bay. State Circle provides a most commanding setting for the State House and seat of government. Church Circle, the...
Picks for May & June 2013
Robert's Picks In the spirit of our landscape issue, we present here one of the greatest nature paintings of all time, Frederic Church's Niagara of 1857. The painting, conceived when artists were still discovering the vast landscape of America, is in the collection of the Corcoran Gallery of Art in Washington, D.C. With just a...
Pizza on the Piazza
In the Kitchen with Peter Fillat Pizza on the Piazza Story & Photography by Christine Fillat The pizzaiolo is the pizza maker. It is no simple job. It’s messy. You will end up decorated with flour, oil, and bits of garlic. My husband, Peter, learned the art of the pizzaiolo while on a semester in...
The Geography of Design
As a child, Patrick Sutton traveled the world with his famous father. Now his interiors are visual journeys. A Patrick Sutton interior is likely to take you to a place you have never been before, and, depending on where you have traveled, to reveal facets of a particular locale or incite memories of a distant...
Mission Makeover
From creek level, on a sunny winter’s day, the house looks imposing, almost forbidding, perched on the high bank above a narrowly terraced block retaining wall, without summertime’s softening effect of flowers and greenery. But this is a false impression. As you enter, the house embraces you with light and gentle color and a cheerful...
