Welcome & a Letter from the First Lady of Maryland By Kymberly Taylor Annapolis Home welcomes Maryland’s new First Lady, Dawn Flythe Moore, to Annapolis and to our pages! We are especially proud to feature her on our cover during
A Palladian Villa by the Sea By Kymberly Taylor Photography by William Abranowicz & Erik Kvalsvik With its simple Palladian symmetry, this exterior is inspired by the casual classicism and vernacular turn-of-the-century wooden American seaside resort home. Its classical
Ocean Sundial ARCHITECTURE OF LIGHT By Robert E. Haywood | Photography by Anice Hoachlander Most everything in architect Donald Lococo’s “Ocean Sundial” stands against the conventional beach house architecture that line the Delaware and Maryland beaches. Take the street-side
Monochromatic Tranquility By Dylan Roche | Photography by Jennifer Hughes Styling by Kristi Hunter Escaping to the beach means peace and tranquility. It means simplicity. It means minimal effort and lots of relaxation. All of these concepts were at
An Heiress and Her Mansion By Jeanne Blackburn | Photography by Erik Kvalsvik Hillwood Estate, Museum, and Gardens is the former home of Marjorie Merriweather Post: socialite, daughter of the Post Cereal magnate, wife of an ambassador, businesswoman—and
Midnight Blossoms IN TUNE WITH THE MOON By Kymberly Taylor The other day, I was sitting on my back porch, staring at the bees clustered around the iris in full bloom in my garden. Three bees, in particular,
13 Seize the Day Trips All Year Long June 2023 – June 2024 By Christine Fillat 2023 JUNE Fish the Bay Charters Captain Phil Langley comes from a family heritage of watermen. A trained historian, he takes groups out
Ten Top Parks in Maryland You Need to Visit By Dylan Roche You may have heard Maryland referred to as “America in miniature.” That’s because our state has a little bit of everything you would find across the country—mountains,
History in Full Bloom on the Eastern Shore By Kymberly Taylor Photography by Pete Albert and Jennifer Hughes “In Europe in the late 1700s, French and English gardens were mainly formal, though the English Landscape garden was starting
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