Returning to the Hearth
On a chilly Saturday, we gathered 'round to discuss the kitchen as heart of the home.
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Journal — 2026
Spray Foam is Not Structural: A Restoration Story
When we received these two 100 year old lantern sconces from an interior designer whose client was intent on retaining them in the project, they were held together by spray foam and a prayer.
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Dessert for Breakfast: Fall Tart Tatin
Chef Adam Byatt relies heavily on time, patience, and technique. It's a triad that I love in the kitchen.
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A Bit of Midcentury Never Hurt - Cassina
Sixty years after its production, the sofa serves as a reminder of Cassina’s enduring design and impeccable craftsmanship through thoughtful proportions, excellent materials, and admirable design l...
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Where the Sun Rests
What do you do when you see a sundial in a garden? Do you try to tell the time? Or approach it as an archaic object best used as a drinks stand?
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More than 250 Years of Heritage and Craft in the Hudson Valley
A one-time collection of stoneware vases to celebrate Hudson Valley tradition and craftsmanship, and the passion of Thomas Cole.
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The Writing Of...Seating For When You Want Be Overheard
The whole affair began as a maneuver to reduce the tyranny of the bustle—at least, that’s what we were told.
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A Luminous Focal Point for Christene Barberich's Pattern-Filled Tiny Home
A 650 sq ft tiny house is a jewel box constructed of straw.
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