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Antiques belong in the kitchen too!

via Modern appliances, the latest recipe, seasonal spices… staying current is important when it comes to cuisine and your cooking space. And...

When I was a kid, we used to buy our meat from a butcher. As in a real, live butcher who worked in an actual butcher shop. This was not by a...

There’s no shortage of riser recliner chairs on offer these days. In fact, there’s now a dizzying array of these products to choose from, wh...

A bedroom looks best when it has less furniture and more space to walk around freely. Apart from the necessary things, there should not be a...

via Decoist It’s often the smallest of changes that get noticed. This is especially true in a dining room, where an entire room is otherwise...

via Finding a new house to call your own can be, in one, simple word: challenging. Whether you’re moving to a new city, or just to a new nei...

Pardon the bad pun but if you keep reading it'll make sense. Four years ago, I wrote a blog post about an Italian furniture studio I...

My friend Patrick Shilling is a master woodworker in Bethnal Green, London. Over the years he's carved out a niche for himself as a cre...

This is what I call craftsmanship. That joinery is in the center of a table designed and built by my friend Kevin Fitzpatrick. Kevin's a...

The term “Shabby Chic” was initially coined by The World Of Interiors magazine back in the 1980s, but first became really popular in The US ...

One of my brothers just sent me a link to this table. My initial reaction was, "Oh man, I hate round dining tables." Then I watche...

Eclipse dining by Thos. Moser The Thos. Moser company makes exquisite furniture by hand . I've written about them repeatedly in the past...

Thos. Moser is celebrating their 40th anniversary as fine furniture makers and when I say fine I mean it. To celebrate, Moser's offerin...

I walked past an Anthropologie store in New Orleans this week and was mortified to see their store windows decked out in some bad reproducti...