A Natural Selection
Flora and fauna charts are becoming all the rage in home decor.
Flora and fauna charts are becoming all the rage in home decor.
Nama Rococo’s and Neisha Crosland’s no-so-typical wallpapers
A custom-made bowling-lane table from Scout.
In her relatively short career of ten years, interior decorator Jordana Joseph—whose style can be loosely described as what happens when funky-eclectic grows up—has done a little bit of everything.
Gutsy designer, Kara Mann a hopeless fan of skulls, leather, and rock ’n’ roll, will open a namesake showroom in River North this winter.
Clark Street in Andersonville is becoming a hotspot for home accessorizing. Proving the point , here are a few of the shops.
Features Starting Fresh A second home in Door County, Wisconsin, gives a Chicago couple the chance to go green. The results are enviable. Heavenly Baths High design where you might least expect it-in the loo. Three spa-like spaces that are the last word in luxury The Right Stuff A newly constructed family home in Roscoe … Read more
Bold patterns, sleek shapes, strong colors—these hot accessories turn anyplace into a sophisticated home away from home
The zeal for upscale bathrooms hasn’t waned a bit since the humble loo be-came the new status symbol a few years ago. On the contrary-just in time for our annual Kitchens and Baths issue, we’re seeing much more real estate given over to the bath-a large attic space devoted to a single, gorgeous tub; separate … Read more
Green-design trailblazer Jill Salisbury on why sustainable, healthy design is no fad