Big Vision, Small Footprint By Dylan Roche | Photography by Steve Buchanan Sometimes home design can be hampered by restrictions and restraints that loom as potential deal breakers. But when the right creative minds collaborate in the design
Calm in Easton By Dylan Roche | Photography by Jennifer Hughes Blurring the boundary between the floor and the wall—that’s how architect Anne Decker of Anne Decker Architects describes the effect achieved by bleaching the original pine floor
Savor Easton By Dylan Roche Easton’s origins go back more than 300 years, when, in 1710, it was established as a site for the Talbot County courthouse, then a part of the British colony known as the Province
Bas Rouge: Stolen Moments By Christine Fillat Destination dining is a guilty pleasure, supplying cherished stolen moments on a lazy summer day. Imagine lunch. A small town on the eastern shore. Maybe you are on your way to
A World of Reason An Interview with the new President of St. John’s College, Nora Demleitner By Robert Haywood and Kymberly Taylor | Photography by Donna Weaver Reflect on this known fact for a moment: right here in Annapolis,
The Wild Life in Vero Beach An Annapolis Designer Reimagines a Florida Home By Kymberly Taylor | Photography by Daisy Burns When the humble porcupine drops a quill, it rests unnoticed on the forest floor. However, Peter W.
Coastal Comfort on Bethany Beach By Dylan Roche | Photography by Dana Hoff Vacation homes aren’t the same as full-time homes. Nobody knows this better than those professionals who make these homes a reality. They have to create
The Misunderstood Flower By Kymberly Taylor The carnation, Dianthus caryophyllus or clove pink, is one of the most misunderstood flowers. My husband says that, for him, they conjure up images of a cheap dyed blossom wilting in the
Treasured Condo By Dylan Roche | Photography by Matthew Dandy Outside the Annapolis condominium that recent downsizers Ken and Maureen Reightler now call home, it’s only a short walk to the U.S. Naval Academy or the historic downtown
Creekside Sustainable By Todd Karpovich | Photography by 410 Films & Geoffrey Hodgdon In the mid-1600s, those who settled on Maryland’s Eastern Shore had few choices when building their homes. They hitched up a cart and drove to the