Butler Armsden pulls up ancient linoleum and pink and green tile to craft a radiant retreat for a San Francisco family. |
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Dating back to 1925, the three-level dwelling has a remodeled kitchen, a spiral staircase, and a cozy nook for pets. |
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A reimagined home in the tallgrass region strives to honor its past and the land around it. |
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A creative tear-down renovation exposes a loft to natural light. |
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In anticipation of our annual money issue hitting newsstands next week, check out this top story fromlast year’s issue. |
Lizzy Plapinger, the solo indie musician who performs as LPX and cofounder of record label Neon Gold, punches up her railroad-style rental with funky secondhand steals and hand-painted walls and furniture. |
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With all of its sad monikers—the Clothes Chair, the Depression Chair—it’s hard to imagine that this catchall signifier of giving up was once a sign of wealth. |
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David McGillivray and Rebecca Zhou share what’s inside their midcentury modern farmhouse—and store. |
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Soft Services Buffing Bar Starter Set |
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