Straight Up on Dining Out | Dry 85
By Christine Fillat We went to DRY 85 on a tip from a friend who said it has good steak and burgers. The fact that the Main Street location has been here since 2014 is a nod to its
By Christine Fillat We went to DRY 85 on a tip from a friend who said it has good steak and burgers. The fact that the Main Street location has been here since 2014 is a nod to its
Set for Summer Photography by Tony Lewis Jr. Annapolis Home asked Amanda Chando, Owner and Creative Director of Details + Design, to set a summer table for us and share her thought process about what makes a dinner
Artful Frolic in the Pool By Kymberly Taylor Photography by Richard Powers Photography It may be hard to believe, but this expressive and bright indoor pool room has a dark past—when it comes to walls and decor, that
A Storied Farmhouse in Annapolis By Walinda West | Photography by David Burroughs Even without land or a location in mind, Jeffrey Dawson and his partner, Rhonda Dunkins, knew their dream home would be “modern farmhouse.” The traditional
A Farmhouse Abstracted By Dylan Roche | Photography by David Burroughs Some traditions stand the test of time for good reason. It was with this thought in mind that Marta Hansen of Hansen Architects designed the residence of
A Fountain of Divine Proportions By Kymberly Taylor Fountains seem to complete a garden, no matter what size. The sounds of falling water calm the mind and invite small birds and other winged visitors to bathe and quench their
What would summer be without a good book to read at the pool or beach? Annapolis Home writer Dylan Roche invited area bookstores to recommend some of their favorite books for your reading pleasure this summer. We hope you
Welcome & a Letter from the First Lady of Maryland By Kymberly Taylor Annapolis Home welcomes Maryland’s new First Lady, Dawn Flythe Moore, to Annapolis and to our pages! We are especially proud to feature her on our cover during
A Palladian Villa by the Sea By Kymberly Taylor Photography by William Abranowicz & Erik Kvalsvik With its simple Palladian symmetry, this exterior is inspired by the casual classicism and vernacular turn-of-the-century wooden American seaside resort home. Its classical
Ocean Sundial ARCHITECTURE OF LIGHT By Robert E. Haywood | Photography by Anice Hoachlander Most everything in architect Donald Lococo’s “Ocean Sundial” stands against the conventional beach house architecture that line the Delaware and Maryland beaches. Take the street-side