Remodelista

12 July 2026

• Current Obsessions: On the Water

  Ahead this weekend? A houseboat spa, a ceramics exhibit, an unexpected host gift, and more. Read on: Save the date for “Paula Greif Baskets & Buckets”, an exhibit of the ceramicist’s work, at Shaker Outpost in Chatham, New York—with an opening party July 18. “Most of life is more like our work-in-progress homes than we’re […]

• Upstate “Clay Slinger” Camille Callahan’s Hand-Built Ceramic Lighting and More

  Camille Callahan started making ceramics at Artshack in Bed Stuy, Brooklyn, 10 years ago. An Australian in NYC working in marketing for creative businesses, she spent off-hours taking classes and intensively studying her craft. When her company went under during the pandemic in 2022, Camille realized she was ready to commit to being a full-time […]

• A Late-Georgian Terrace in North London Gets a Japanese Minimalist Makeover

  By the time architect Louis Hagen Hall got his hands on a late-Georgian terrace house in North London, “any historical aspect of the interior was somewhat lost,” he says. The lack of original features (aside from the fireplaces, floorboards, and paneling, which he restored) emboldened him to infuse the home with an entirely new aesthetic: […]

• Kitchens of the Week: Chef Samin Nosrat’s Characterful Oakland Kitchens

  If you, like me, were thoroughly charmed by Samin Nosrat’s whole-face smile and bottomless curiosity in her 2018 Netflix series Salt Fat Acid Heat, you’ll be delighted to discover that her home kitchen in Oakland, CA, is as warm and joyful and unpretentious as she is. The Chez Panisse-trained chef and food writer—her latest cookbook, […]

• The Feeling of Home: Sommer in San Francisco

  Before Sommer was a shop, it was a way of seeing. Founder Madeleine Shields had spent years working as an interior stylist before launching the project as an online shop in 2021. Following the birth of her daughter Romy, she envisioned a place built around what she calls “pieces of a home”—a thoughtful collection of […]

Retro Renovation

• Formica boomerang now for sale in 3 limited edition colors

  Update: Alas, seems to now be discontinued — “limited time” is up… On the hunt? Check my other stories on where to find vintage and midcentury style laminates for your kitchen or bathroom. I’ll keep this story up for the historical record. (Hey, I came out of retirement for this one!) If you are a…

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• Retro Kohler Triton Bowe kitchen sink faucet – love the look

  Here’s a retro kitchen faucet that may be just the thing for your 1950s (ish) kitchen: The Kohler Triton Bowe. I really love the look of this faucet — a terrific new design to add to our list of mid century and vintage kitchen faucet options. There are several versions of this faucet available. The…

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• 5 authentic 1970s wallpaper designs from Schumacher — still available today

  If you want to add 1970s design flair to your home, no need to reinvent history when iconic designs — like these five 1970s wallpapers from Schumacher’s archives — are available today. Schumacher is a storied company with a rich history, and I’ve featured some of their other historic wallpapers. So, in my continuing quest…

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Ugly Duckling House

12 July 2026

• DIY Gold Foil Star Ornaments

  Easy and fun! These gold leaf ornaments can be made with everyday craft store paper mache.

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• DIY Snowdrift Tree Skirts

  Using simple ingredients you probably already have around the house, you can make these mini tree skirts that look like freshly fallen snow.

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• DIY Paper Pinwheel Ornaments

  With decorative paper and some clever folding, you can make inexpensive ornaments to decorate the whole tree!

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• We Found Our New Home! (Get the Sneak Peek!)

  We found our new home! Come check out the first sneak peek and get the details on when we can show you the full tour.

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• Spotted Moth | Cross Stitch Pattern

  This sunny and spotted moth is your fun stitch release for April, check it out!

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