Outside-In: An Architect Couple’s New Extension Welcomes All
From the street, the 1870s cottage of architects Stephanie Burton and Joseph Lovell, in an inner-city suburb of Melbourne, Australia, is as modest as the homes that surround it—compact, humble bungalows likely built for those who worked in what was formerly a hat factory located in the rear alley. F
5 Favorites: Marbled Finds
Mark our words: Marbleized patterns, particularly in earthy colorways, are about to make a comeback. Here’s the evidence: Above: Beata Heuman’s Two-by-Two Cushion Cover in Dappled Velvet is “made using the age-old technique of ink marbling,” completed with a squiggled tag in the corner. It’s $139 fr
Kitchen of the Week in Kazakhstan: Emerging Designer Fariz Mamedov’s Ode to Blue and White
How does a 28-year-old from a small town in Kazakhstan become an in-demand interior designer with projects featured in The New York Times and AD? “Am I really a designer? Is this real?” asks Fariz Mamedov. “It feels like a fairytale.” An understandable response: not so long ago, Fariz explains, he w
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