Books with Erin Boyle

Required Reading: The Drunken Botanist by Amy Stewart

It doesn't take us much convincing that the botanical world is an intoxicating one. But in case there are any non-believers out there, let us introduce you to Amy Stewart's latest book, The Drunken Botanist. In this encyclopedic little volume, Stewart catalogs the plants that have played central roles in the great drinks of the world. An introduction to botany through the lens of the cocktail? We'll take it. Read more

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10 Easy Pieces with Julie Carlson

10 Easy Pieces: Best White Soap Dishes

Summer baths need summery soap dishes; here are our 10 favorite white.

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Sponsored Post with Remodelista Team

Contemporary Art Comes First at 21c Museum Hotel Cincinnati

Building on its mission of engaging the public with contemporary art and supporting the revitalization of American downtowns, 21c Museum Hotels renovated the 100-year-old Metropole Hotel building—a historic landmark in downtown Cincinnati—restoring it into a contemporary art museum and cultural center against the backdrop of Cincinnati's Backstage District.

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Accessories with Izabella Simmons

5 Favorites: Summery Shower Curtains

An easy way to add some freshness to a bathroom is to switch out an old shower curtain for a new one. Here are five we like, all of which have a summery feel to them.

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DIY with Julie Carlson

Design Sleuth: Instant Industrial Sink Hutch

Spotted in the San Francisco flat of Nir Stern; an industrial steel hutch turned into a freestanding sink console. Pure genius.

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Steal This Look with Alexa Hotz

Steal This Look: A Moody West Marin Table Setting

Yesterday we posted on West Marin's newish restaurant, Sir and Star, located in the old Olema Inn. The roadhouse-style restaurant inspired us to sleuth out the key ingredients of its stripped down, Shaker-like look (taxidermy included).

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Monday June 17, 2013

Issue: Summerhouse
Decks & Patios with Julie Carlson

5 Favorites: Porch Swing Roundup

A friend emailed to say she was searching for a porch swing, which made us realize we hadn't covered this category before. It also made us realize that it's actually hard to find a good exemplar; here are five we like (plus a bonus DIY project).

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Pots & Planters with Julie Carlson

Design Sleuth: Colorful Concrete Planters by Mary Martha Collins

Admired in an SF urban garden by landscape architect Scott Lewis: a cheery red concrete planter by Mary Martha Collins, a California-based artist who specializes in vibrantly hued concrete vessels (planters and fountains) for the garden.

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Restaurant Visit with Sarah Lonsdale

A Restaurant That Channels "The Birds," West Marin Style

With their new undertaking, Sir and Star, Chefs Margaret Grade and Daniel DeLong have taken a simple roadhouse and created something sophisticated and quirky yet accessible to all (with a subtle nod to Alfred Hitchcock's "The Birds," which was filmed in nearby Bodega Bay).

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From gardenista Garden with Sarah Medford

Garden Visit: Jonathan Adler and Simon Doonan on Shelter Island

Every few years design gurus Jonathan Adler and Simon Doonan either move house or latch onto a new one. They call it the upward mobility syndrome, but if their latest move is any indication, the potter-turned-style guru and the window dresser-turned-author just like change, and a design challenge they haven't met before.

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High/Low with Julie Carlson

High/Low: A Trio of Woven Wicker Pendant Lights

Three appealing woven wicker pendant lights—ranging in price from $800 to $195.

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Giveaways & Contests with Remodelista Team

Contest: Win a Limited-Edition $100 iPad Case from Of A Kind

We've partnered with the chic girls of Of A Kind on this iPad cover giveaway. Tell us your favorite summer essentials in the Comments section for a chance to win!

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Designer Visit with Christine Chang Hanway

Designer Visit: Rough, Rustic, and Refined with Twig Hutchinson

A few years ago, we spotted and fell for UK interior stylist Twig Hutchinson’s summerhouse at the back of her London garden. So we were intrigued when she emailed us recently about some changes she's made to her early Victorian house at the front of her garden.

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Saturday June 15, 2013

Issue: Nautical Notes
Architect is In with Christine Chang Hanway

The Architect Is In: Porch Appreciation in Connecticut

This week, architect Devin O’Neill and Faith Rose from the New York firm O’Neill Rose talk about rescuing an 18th century Connecticut long house from a 1970's renovation while giving it a new lease on life. They are available for the next 48 hours to answer and any and all questions. Ask away!

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Current Obsessions with Remodelista Team

Current Obsessions: Summer House Love

Next week, we're heading outdoors with summer houses as our theme, so stay tuned for a trip to the backwoods. In the meantime, here's what's on our radar (and if you've got gardening questions, head over to Gardenista for this weekend's Ask the Expert with SF landscape architect Scott Lewis):

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Friday June 14, 2013

Issue: Nautical Notes
Tabletop & Dinnerware with Julie Carlson

Cornishware: The Seaside Classic

Inspired by the white waves and blue skies of Cornwall, T.G. Green & Col. Cornishware is still made in the same pottery where it was first produced in the 1920s.

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