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The family wanted to stay together—literally. Bretaigne Walliser and Thom Dalmas’s clients asked the architects to reconfigure an 1899 Brooklyn townhouse for three generations—grandparents and their daughter, her wife, and their two children—to cohabitate and have space for creative pursuits. Thom and Bretaigne run TBo, one of our favorite NYC design studios: see A One-Room […]
One for All: TBo Updates A Brooklyn Townhouse for Multigenerational Family Living
The family wanted to stay together—literally. Bretaigne Walliser and Thom Dalmas’s clients asked the architects to reconfigure an 1899 Brooklyn townhouse for three generations—grandparents and their daughter, her wife, and their two children—to cohabitate and have space for creative pursuits. Thom and Bretaigne run TBo, one of our favorite NYC design studios: see A One-Room […]
It’s hard not to lapse into a flurry of superlatives when faced with the serene and sumptuous interiors created by the English decorator, designer, and antiques dealer Rose Uniacke. And none more so than her own home, where she completely reimagined an 1860 property of palatial proportions in Pimlico, central London. That jaw-dropping home—with its […]
Required Reading: Rose Uniacke at Work
It’s hard not to lapse into a flurry of superlatives when faced with the serene and sumptuous interiors created by the English decorator, designer, and antiques dealer Rose Uniacke. And none more so than her own home, where she completely reimagined an 1860 property of palatial proportions in Pimlico, central London. That jaw-dropping home—with its […]
The bane of homebuyers (at least those who also happen to be Remodelista readers) is a beautiful old house that has been updated but in a hodge-podge, piecemeal, and highly unappealing manner. This is a common occurrence in Brooklyn, where beautiful original architectural details are often stripped out or overwhelmed by the “upgrades.” Undaunted design-minded […]
Elevated and Economical: 10 Tips on How to Remodel Without Regret
The bane of homebuyers (at least those who also happen to be Remodelista readers) is a beautiful old house that has been updated but in a hodge-podge, piecemeal, and highly unappealing manner. This is a common occurrence in Brooklyn, where beautiful original architectural details are often stripped out or overwhelmed by the “upgrades.” Undaunted design-minded […]
A once “jaded”, 200-year-old farmstead in the Piedmont region of Northern Italy has been reimagined by Jonathan Tuckey Design, a UK-based design and architecture practice with an inspired approach to combining old and new. We spoke to the project architect, Elena Aleksandrov, about “elegant appropriation”, a method she’s employed to gently restore the whimsical character […]
A Centuries-Old Farmhouse for All Seasons by Jonathan Tuckey Design
A once “jaded”, 200-year-old farmstead in the Piedmont region of Northern Italy has been reimagined by Jonathan Tuckey Design, a UK-based design and architecture practice with an inspired approach to combining old and new. We spoke to the project architect, Elena Aleksandrov, about “elegant appropriation”, a method she’s employed to gently restore the whimsical character […]
And the award for Most Diplomatic Turn of Phrase goes to…Evan Erlebacher, founder of architecture firm Also Office, for this description of a project pre-intervention: “Like many townhouses in Brooklyn, this one had been maintained piecemeal over decades and not always in a professional way.” [Emphasis ours.]  Translation: The building was a mess, a hodgepodge […]
Bed-Stuy Beauty: An 1880s Townhouse ‘Unraveling Into the Present Moment’
And the award for Most Diplomatic Turn of Phrase goes to…Evan Erlebacher, founder of architecture firm Also Office, for this description of a project pre-intervention: “Like many townhouses in Brooklyn, this one had been maintained piecemeal over decades and not always in a professional way.” [Emphasis ours.] Translation: The building was a mess, a hodgepodge […]
For one Los Angeles couple, the allure of Laurel Canyon was impossible to resist. Its insular community, its music industry legacy, and its lush, sloped landscape called. So when they found a 1924 Spanish-style villa on a secluded hillside in the area, not even a rundown interior could deter them from scooping it up. With […] Cotto Tile, Removing A Wall, Modern Log Cabin, Studio 60, Laurel Canyon, Casement Windows, Spanish Style, Cottage Style, House Tours
Before & After: A 1924 Spanish-Style Villa in Laurel Canyon Gets an Update, 99 Years On
For one Los Angeles couple, the allure of Laurel Canyon was impossible to resist. Its insular community, its music industry legacy, and its lush, sloped landscape called. So when they found a 1924 Spanish-style villa on a secluded hillside in the area, not even a rundown interior could deter them from scooping it up. With […]
Bold checked tiles have of late been patterning every room in the house, lending a balance of order, cohesion, and punch. Here are some standout examples in a spectrum of colors: as classic checkerboard flooring, of course, and also as wainscoting, window frames, kitchen counters, and the bottom of a splashy swimming pool. More Trend […] Banquettes, Lavabo Exterior, Architectural Digest, Motif Damier, Wooden Gazebo, Outdoor Sinks, Wire Installation, Valence, White Mosaic
Trend Alert: Checkerboard Tiles
Bold checked tiles have of late been patterning every room in the house, lending a balance of order, cohesion, and punch. Here are some standout examples in a spectrum of colors: as classic checkerboard flooring, of course, and also as wainscoting, window frames, kitchen counters, and the bottom of a splashy swimming pool. More Trend […]
Madrid designers Iñigo Aragón and Pablo López Navarro of Casa Josephine edit their work the way certain poets and writers do: “We start with a lot of ideas and we use metaphors from linguistics to understand and define what we’re doing: does it rhyme, how well does this read?” Pablo tells us. “In the end, […] Interior Design Inspiration, Home Decor Inspiration, Design Ideas, Small Space Design, Small Spaces, Remodeling Projects, Home Remodeling, Dream Living Rooms, Spanish Revival
Geometry Prize: 12 Ideas for Tight Quarters (and Others) from Precision Design Stars Casa Josephine
Madrid designers Iñigo Aragón and Pablo López Navarro of Casa Josephine edit their work the way certain poets and writers do: “We start with a lot of ideas and we use metaphors from linguistics to understand and define what we’re doing: does it rhyme, how well does this read?” Pablo tells us. “In the end, […]
In a clearing set deep in a protected woodland, yet only a short scamper up from West Runton beach in north Norfolk, stands Blackwood, an immaculate renovation project that has given its creator, Sarah Morton, a third career and connected her to an entirely new creative community. It is—in her words—a true “multitasker.” “I blame […] Scandinavian Cabins, Scandinavian Architecture, Australian Beach House, Goose Down Pillows, Decking Area, Garage Renovation, Norfolk Coast, Pure Linen Bedding, Desert Chic
Blackwood: A Garage Turned ‘Multitasker’, Now Available for Stays
In a clearing set deep in a protected woodland, yet only a short scamper up from West Runton beach in north Norfolk, stands Blackwood, an immaculate renovation project that has given its creator, Sarah Morton, a third career and connected her to an entirely new creative community. It is—in her words—a true “multitasker.” “I blame […]
A mere three-and-a-half years ago, artist Heather Chontos purchased—sight unseen—a run-down 18th-century farmhouse in Southwest France. During a year of lockdown, using found and vintage materials, Heather entirely refashioned the place as her own, transforming it Bloomsbury style into an extension of her art. For Heather, who grew up in Upstate NY, the biggest appeal […] Stone Barns, Remodelista, Ergonomic Solutions, Southwest, Gorgeous Kitchens, Studio Space, South Of France, Bloomsbury
Artist Visit: Heather Chontos’s 17th-Century Barn Studio in Southwest France
A mere three-and-a-half years ago, artist Heather Chontos purchased—sight unseen—a run-down 18th-century farmhouse in Southwest France. During a year of lockdown, using found and vintage materials, Heather entirely refashioned the place as her own, transforming it Bloomsbury style into an extension of her art. For Heather, who grew up in Upstate NY, the biggest appeal […]
This week we’re revisiting some of the most popular summer stories from the archives. Here’s one: This is, hands down, the most romantic story I’ve ever heard involving a house. In the 1960s, Chessa Osburn’s maternal grandparents bought property on an island in Howe Sound, near Vancouver. They hired a young architect, fresh out of […] Coastal Cabin, Coastal Homes, Log Cabin Interior, Interior And Exterior, Osburn, Clad Home, Outdoor Sitting Area, Family Cabin, Summer Story
A Multigenerational Family’s Cabin Retreat, Unchanged by Time
This week we’re revisiting some of the most popular summer stories from the archives. Here’s one: This is, hands down, the most romantic story I’ve ever heard involving a house. In the 1960s, Chessa Osburn’s maternal grandparents bought property on an island in Howe Sound, near Vancouver. They hired a young architect, fresh out of […]
You can do a lot with a little paint and elbow grease, and Malgorzata Bany and Tycjan Knut’s north London rental is proof. It’s a 1,000-square-foot live/work loft in a converted warehouse that Malgorzata, a sculptor, and Tycjan, a painter and art dealer, customized with recycled birch ply kitchen counters, painted Ikea cabinets, a hand-built […] Live Work Lofts, Live Work Space, Ikea Ivar Cabinet, Ikea Cabinets, London Rentals, Ikea Ekby, Kitchen Remodel Countertops, Kitchen Counters, Ikea Apartments
1,000 Square Feet on a Budget: An Artist’s Loft in North London
You can do a lot with a little paint and elbow grease, and Malgorzata Bany and Tycjan Knut’s north London rental is proof. It’s a 1,000-square-foot live/work loft in a converted warehouse that Malgorzata, a sculptor, and Tycjan, a painter and art dealer, customized with recycled birch ply kitchen counters, painted Ikea cabinets, a hand-built […]
The first house Brittany and Jordan Weller saved was in Houston. The couple—she a teacher from Houston, he from Vancouver, and working in the film industry—fell in love with an early 1900s folk-Victorian when they moved to the city from NYC. “It was a small two-bedroom single-story pier-and-beam house we loved dearly, so much so […] Turf House, Cast Iron Tub, Small Town America, Cast Iron Radiators, Brooklyn Heights, Fieldstone, Wood Siding, Catskills
In With the Old: Hemp House, the First Project of a Young Studio in the Catskills
The first house Brittany and Jordan Weller saved was in Houston. The couple—she a teacher from Houston, he from Vancouver, and working in the film industry—fell in love with an early 1900s folk-Victorian when they moved to the city from NYC. “It was a small two-bedroom single-story pier-and-beam house we loved dearly, so much so […]
For the many of us with mid-August blues: Summer has barely begun at Menorca Experimental, a resort designed by Remodelista favorite Dorothée Meilichzon. Set on a former finca, or agricultural estate, on the Spanish island of Menorca, the appealingly low-key alternative to neighboring Mallorca and Ibiza, the hotel was created from a Palladian-style, cliff-top house […] Menorca, Restaurant Chic, Outdoor Restaurant, Paris Interiors, Hotel Interiors, Hotel Panache, Ibiza, Six Hotel, Honeymoons
Menorca Experimental: Summer Is Just Getting Going at this Chic Island Resort
For the many of us with mid-August blues: Summer has barely begun at Menorca Experimental, a resort designed by Remodelista favorite Dorothée Meilichzon. Set on a former finca, or agricultural estate, on the Spanish island of Menorca, the appealingly low-key alternative to neighboring Mallorca and Ibiza, the hotel was created from a Palladian-style, cliff-top house […]
At first glance, Saltviga House looks like a minimalist, shingled vacation home perched atop a rocky bluff on Norway’s southern coast—but the exterior cladding is so much more complex than it seems. Zoom in and you’ll see over 20,000 stainless steel screws and not a single traditional shingle. Each piece of wood on the outside […] Oak Cladding, Cladding Systems, Exterior Cladding, Timber Planks, Oak Planks, Nature Architecture, Sustainable Architecture, Modern Outdoor Spaces, Prefab Cabins
Saltviga House: A Coastal Norway Home Built (Almost) Entirely With Dinesen Flooring Scraps
At first glance, Saltviga House looks like a minimalist, shingled vacation home perched atop a rocky bluff on Norway’s southern coast—but the exterior cladding is so much more complex than it seems. Zoom in and you’ll see over 20,000 stainless steel screws and not a single traditional shingle. Each piece of wood on the outside […]