High-Rise, High Tech Kitchen in an Annapolis Penthouse By Sarah Hagerty | Photography by John Coyle It’s not the sort of kitchen you might expect to find in the home of empty-nesting senior citizens. But these particular senior citizens
Artful Kitchen on the Shore By Kymberly Taylor | Photography by Geoffrey Hodgdon It’s refreshing when people say shocking things, even when a treasured American institution is under attack: the kitchen. “I do not like kitchens. I think they
Designers and Artists Join Together to Support the Wellness House
This past December a group of Annapolis interior designers came together to create the Design Collaborative Art Showhouse, dramatically repurposing a 1890s Gothic Revival church in the heart of the historic district. The church had found new life ten years ago when its interior was smartly redesigned into four condominiums, one of which, owned by Marc Schwartz and Nicole Lombardi was used for the showhouse. Conceived by Katalin Fa
Design Talk: Perspectives on the Kitchen In Design Talk, we ask an interior designer and an architect to address how they think about kitchen design, with a special example of their work. They have much to say. Architect
On the Road By Kymberly Taylor | Photography by Geoffrey Hodgdon & Anne Gummerson On the Road, the classic American novel by Jack Kerouac published in 1957, is the most famous work of the Beat Generation. It begins
An American Farmhouse By Sarah Hagerty | Photography by John Cole Successful, fully realized architectural projects inevitably share an undeniable sense of harmony: harmony with the location, the various design elements, and harmony with the vision of its
MURAL MAKEOVER In the Annapolis Design District By Tom Levine | Photography by Tony Lewis The Annapolis Design District is thriving. If you’ve never had a reason to check it out, you sure have one now. Part of today’s
Design Talk Color Is Back By Wesley Thompson | Photography courtesy of Simply Wesley Yes, color is back! The trend for a few years has been a palette of soft grays and neutrals. Although neutrals are timeless and beautiful,
AGGIO By Christine Fillat Baltimore is a city of neighborhoods rich with restaurants and nightlife. The secret is to know where to go. Tucked away on quiet streets is an epicure’s delight of culinary treasures. In a tiny
Modern Details Outstanding Craftsmanship on the South River By Tom Levine | Photography by Geoffrey Hodgdon Greg Younger of Younger Construction has spent over a decade renovating and upgrading many of the Pate family’s previous homes. So, when