By Carol Sorgen & Kymberly Taylor Interior Photography by Geoffrey Hodgdon Exterior Photography by Laura Ashbrook The clients that own an English manor home on rolling farmland in rural Maryland turned to Interior Concepts for help with its
By Kymberly Taylor | Photography by Geoffrey Hodgdon The art one sees in most offices is uninspired and safe. Landscape paintings are careful not to offend, pictures of flower-filled vases never demand a second look, or prints of
By Christine Fillat | Photography by David Burroughs Those purchasing a waterfront home know that sometimes one must seize the moment. This is the case of a couple that bought a one-story 1950s home on a tributary of
the great fashion designer bill blass famously advises, “When in doubt, wear red!” By Julie Bass | Photography by Geoffrey Hodgdon Red is dramatic. It’s vibrant. It’s charismatic. Red…. Is…. Confidence. Indeed, it takes a certain amount of
By Kymberly Taylor | Photography by Tony J. Lewis Annapolis Home caught up with José-Luis Novo, the music director and conductor of the Annapolis Symphony Orchestra. Because of his low-key demeanor offstage, you would never know about his
EDITORIAL As we worked on this issue, we learned that The National Trust for Historic Preservation recently named Annapolis City Dock area as one of the eleven most endangered, one-of-a kind historic places in America. Instead of our usual Publishers’
1. If you love the sea and sailing, as well as painting, you will want to see the exhibition, Water, Wind, and Waves: Marine Paintings from the Dutch Golden Age, now at the National Gallery of Art in Washington,
By Kymberly Taylor Exterior Photography by Alexander Marr | Interior Photography by Lee Kriel Architecture and interior design can change your perception, inside an entire home, or a single room. Landscape architecture can shape how and what the
A Modest Summer Cabin Becomes a Year-Round Showplace on the Eastern Shore By Sarah Hagerty | Photography by Geoffrey Hodgdon It took imagination, vision and plenty of optimism for the couple to turn a barebones Centreville cabin—with single-pane windows, minimal