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5 classic kitchen design choices that will stand the test of time Designers suggest classic updates.  April 29, 2021 — 5:25pm Text size Copy shortlink: If any room in our homes got a workout last year, it was the kitchen. Cooking and baking were popular for both practical and relaxing reasons. All that time in the heart of the home got some of us wondering whether we should deep clean, organize, upgrade or even remodel our kitchens...

Circa Lighting The spring season is defined by “out with the old, in with the new.” And whether that means decluttering your space or flipping your closet, a fresh start is a must. With that sentiment in mind, make some interior upgrades with new lighting. Often overlooked, lighting is one of the most crucial elements to any space, and with in-home entertaining making a comeback, never has it been more important to properly set the mood. With its diverse product offerings from a myriad of ...

Atlanta Magazine Atlanta design legends Norman Askins and Susan Bozeman bring a bit of... Atlanta design legends Norman Askins and Susan Bozeman bring a bit of Paris to a historic Buckhead home The 1930s Mediterranean house in Buckhead caught the eye of a young couple who later updated the interior 2 Architect Norman Askins praises the classic Mediterranean style and symmetrical design of this 1930s house with stucco and black trim. A porch on one side is balanced by a porte-cochere on the oth...

Designer Robin Henry Expanded This New York Farmhouse to Better Suit a Bustling Family Every room is a kid paradise. By Emma Bazilian and Produced by Robert Rufino Apr 8, 2021 Eric Piasecki “You have to leave some space for the angels,” says New York designer Robin Henry about decorating the new two-story addition to a circa-1910 farmhouse in Westchester County, New York, for a family of five. “You have to trust the process. You start down a path, and then things ju...

This home-office haven is both sophisticated and casual How interior designer Jamie Krywicki Wilson created her Marietta workspace Photograph by Ali Harper With a vibe both sophisticated and casual, interior designer Jamie Krywicki Wilson’s workplace is a light and airy retreat. Her family’s renovation of a ’70s ranch in Marietta included an addition on the back, providing the space with 15-foot ceilings. A nod to midcentury The white-and-brass sconces from Circa Lighting are a favorite o...

Gold Key – Lobby Midscale The Highlights: The biggest challenge of renovating an 1897 property? Preserving the hotel’s unique architectural details and valuable building materials—but that means some heavy lifting. The owner decided to restore a 38,000-square-foot portion of the original building (the lobby), an  effort that involved rotating the 1,750-ton hotel 90 degrees and relocating it 230 feet using a computer-steered process. Remaining sections were deconstructed piece by piece to...

Gold Key – Lobby Upper Midscale The Highlights: The first boutique luxury hotel located in Nebraska’s capital, the Kindler features 45 guestrooms and a showstopping lobby complete with works by namesake Nebraskan artist and the owner’s father-in-law, Ken Kindler, as well as custom furniture by designer Ross Vincent. Vincent incorporated the structure’s Art Deco architecture with modern design, creating a movement he calls “Modern Deco”—with craftsmanship, rich details, bold geomet...

February 7, 2021 Lindsey M Roberts THE WASHINGTON POST – If any room in our homes got a workout last year, it was the kitchen. Cooking and baking were popular for both practical and relaxing reasons. All that time in the heart of the home got some of us wondering whether we should deep clean, organize, upgrade or even remodel our kitchens. But a kitchen renovation is a huge investment; the average new kitchen costs between USD13,295 and USD37,603, according to HomeAdvisor. And when we do take...

Changing out cabinet fronts is an investment, but its a worthy one; pick classic wood finishes, such as walnut, and stay away from yellow or pink-red stained wood, which can look dated, designer Kelly Emerson says. Picture: André François McKenzie/Unsplash 5 classic kitchen design choices that will stand the test of time By The Washington Post Lindsey M Roberts If any room in our homes got a workout last year, it was the kitchen. Cooking and baking were popular for both practical and rel...

5 classic kitchen design choices that will stand the test of time Lindsey M. Roberts, The Washington Post Jan. 6, 2021 FacebookTwitterEmail Changing out cabinet fronts is an investment, but its a worthy one; pick classic wood finishes, such as walnut, and stay away from yellow or pink-red stained wood, which can look dated, designer Kelly Emerson says.Joe Fletcher If any room in our homes got a workout last year, it was the kitchen. Cooking and baking were popular for both practical and relaxi...