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The Many Ways You Can Give Antiques a New Life

It’s not always obvious what to do with some pieces of furniture. Most of us hang on to family heirlooms even if we don’t love them, have favorite chairs and sofas that inevitably start to fall apart and second-guess ourselves about timeworn items that turn up at antiques stores at estate sales.Fortunately, there’s no need

By |2025-02-04T05:53:31-08:00February 4th, 2025|Industry News|

A Redesigned Colorado Vacation Home at 10,600 Feet

When Linda and Mitch Bollag bought a remote house high in the Rocky Mountains of Colorado in 2013, it was the culmination of their longtime love affair with the state.As teenagers, they both lived in New York. “But we met in Boulder,” said Mr. Bollag, 69, who vacationed in Colorado with his family before meeting

By |2025-02-04T05:53:31-08:00February 4th, 2025|Industry News|

Only the Wallpaper Was an Easy Fit

Two brothers rented an apartment in Brooklyn. No surprise, the younger one got the 50-square-foot bedroom. He transformed it into “a hug from Mother Nature.”As a first-time renter in New York, Caleb Feiring faced challenges familiar to anyone who has struggled to find a lease in the city: the apartments were tiny yet expensive, and

By |2025-01-24T05:53:16-08:00January 24th, 2025|Industry News|

Your Best Chance to Make a Good Impression

When it comes to collecting furniture, decorative objects and art, Gil Schafer and Courtnay Daniels can barely stop themselves.Mr. Schafer, 63, a partner at Schafer Buccellato Architects, has spent a lifetime collecting antique furniture and contemporary art. “I’ve always been the English and American furniture guy,” he said.Courtnay Daniels, an interior designer, and Gil Schafer,

By |2025-01-23T05:54:56-08:00January 22nd, 2025|Industry News|

Your Best Chance to Make a Good Impression

When it comes to collecting furniture, decorative objects and art, Gil Schafer and Courtnay Daniels can barely stop themselves.Mr. Schafer, 63, a partner at Schafer Buccellato Architects, has spent a lifetime collecting antique furniture and contemporary art. “I’ve always been the English and American furniture guy,” he said.Courtnay Daniels, an interior designer, and Gil Schafer,

By |2025-01-22T05:54:58-08:00January 22nd, 2025|Industry News|

In Kazakhstan, a Plain Space Energized by Color

With rents rising, a project manager bought a 388-square-foot apartment in the center of Almaty, Kazakhstan’s largest city, and leaned in on the design.At the end of 2022, Kassym Baimukhametov was living in Almaty, Kazakhstan’s largest city, when he encountered a problem experienced by many: The rent was too damn high.“I decided to buy my

By |2025-01-14T05:55:20-08:00January 14th, 2025|Industry News|

The Backsplash Could Be the Star of Your Kitchen, if You Let It

There are countless colors, styles and materials to choose from. It comes down to the statement you’d like to make.When designing a kitchen, it’s normal to obsess over appliances, cabinets and counters. But there’s another element that deserves just as much attention: the backsplash.“They’re often an afterthought,” said George Glasier, a founder of the British

By |2024-12-31T05:55:04-08:00December 31st, 2024|Industry News|

Clean and Calm, in Grays, Blacks and Whites

A couple found plenty of sunlight in their new house in Chicago, all that was needed was the added ‘coolness.’When Helen Han and Dan Pan began having children, they quickly realized their apartment in Chicago wasn’t going to cut it much longer.“We were there for seven years and it was perfect for the two of

By |2024-12-24T05:54:12-08:00December 24th, 2024|Industry News|
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