Farewell but Please Remain By Ye Qingchen (1000-1049) Translated by Andrew W. F. Wong (Huang Hongfa) 譯者: 黃宏發 With my finest wine to fill your cup, I urge you to please remain,
Theatre of Turmoil By Robert Haywood Theatre of Turmoil, an engaging exhibition at the Mitchell Art Museum at St. John’s College, asks viewers to reflect on the meaning of reproductions of art as experienced in a disrupted space.
Laser Sailing in Mexico By Kymberly Taylor Photography courtesy International Sailing Academy For many of us, Annapolis is a sailing town, and wind is our drug of choice. You know who you are. You get up and immediately
All winning projects will be published, with photographs, in a Special Edition of Annapolis Home Magazine in January 2025. Image: 2024 Grand Prizes, Architecture & Custom Home Building:Wiedemann Architects and Winchester Construction. Photograph by Anice Hoachlander TOTAL
Delicate Balance on Bethany Beach By Kymberly Taylor | Photography by Stacy Zarin Goldberg Rising from the dunes of Bethany Beach, this shingle-style home beckons sunlight and the great rhythms of the ocean into spaces both intimate and
GRILL EAT RELAX A Modern Poolside Pavilion By Dylan Roche | Photography by Anice Hoachlander When asked to design a well-appointed pool house for a client, Mark Kaufman of GTM Architects faced a dilemma. “At first, I asked
My Favorite Room Four Designers Share Recent Projects Elizabeth Reich Crosby Jenkins Associates This room is a favorite of mine for many reasons. It started out as a challenge; architecturally, we had windows with varying head heights,
A-List Interior Designers MELISSA McLAY INTERIORS Melissa McLay Interiors was thrilled to assist in furnishing their client’s stunning new home, a farmhouse dating back to the early 1800s. With mature English gardens and expansive meadow views, the property
A Contemporary Dutch Colonial By Dylan Roche | Photography by Adam Macchia There’s a reason the farmhouse style has enjoyed so much popularity over the years, according to architect J. Everett Schram. “A lot of people gravitate toward it
CLOUDS By Carolyn Forché A whip-poor-will brushed her wing along the ground a moment ago, fifty years in the orchard where my father kept pear and plum, a decade of peach trees and Antinovka’s apples whose seeds come