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Continuing my series on hearth and home , today I'm sharing a Victorian chimney from the National Building Museum here in DC. Arches, ...

Located in the collection of the Met 's period rooms is a fantastic white glazed and gilded baroque wood stove. While this may not be a...

Exhibited last year at the Met were 2 extraordinary exhibits by the Icelander Katrin Sigurdardottir that I've meant to share for awhi...

The holiday season is upon us once again and nothing says home for the holidays quite like a chimney: hearth and home afterall, right? I...

I was asked to review a copy of The Heights, Anatomy of a Skyscraper by Kate Ascher by the Penguin Press as part of her online 'book ...

Just some images today of the charming old city of Dubrovnik, Croatia from the Australian. Could this city be any more picture perfect? Ri...

Since last week's post on Venice proved so popular, I thought I would leave you with some more images from the Australian of that beaut...

One of my favorite companies to visit at Highpoint Market is Theodore Alexander. Their commitment to high quality wood furniture, both new...

Located in Sheffield Park , the grounds famously designed by Capability Brown in the 18th century, is an extraordinary gothic house simply ...

Yesterday I showed you Venice from the air via the bell tower of San Giorgio Maggiore. Today we'll explore the interior of the church. ...