By Robert Haywood | Photography by David Burroughs On the Magothy River, family compounds are passed down through generations. It’s a tradition, dating back to at least the 1940s, where each compound, composed of multiple homes and outbuildings on a
By Robert Haywood Waterfront landscapes often serve as an extension of a home and outdoor living space where family and friends can swim, dine, and relax. For the landscape architect that challenge is to create entertainment and recreational spaces, with
Worth the Wait VIN 909 By Christine Fillat | Photography courtesy of VIN 909 It is a cold night in February, mid week, and we are told a table will be available for us in about 30 to 40
Design Talk Framing the View By Margaret Blunt | Photography courtesy of Sew Beautiful In the world of design, obstacles are merely opportunities in disguise. This maxim is especially true with window coverings. Windows are often perceived as so
High-Rise, High Tech Kitchen in an Annapolis Penthouse By Sarah Hagerty | Photography by John Coyle It’s not the sort of kitchen you might expect to find in the home of empty-nesting senior citizens. But these particular senior citizens
Artful Kitchen on the Shore By Kymberly Taylor | Photography by Geoffrey Hodgdon It’s refreshing when people say shocking things, even when a treasured American institution is under attack: the kitchen. “I do not like kitchens. I think they
Designers and Artists Join Together to Support the Wellness House
This past December a group of Annapolis interior designers came together to create the Design Collaborative Art Showhouse, dramatically repurposing a 1890s Gothic Revival church in the heart of the historic district. The church had found new life ten years ago when its interior was smartly redesigned into four condominiums, one of which, owned by Marc Schwartz and Nicole Lombardi was used for the showhouse. Conceived by Katalin Fa
Design Talk: Perspectives on the Kitchen In Design Talk, we ask an interior designer and an architect to address how they think about kitchen design, with a special example of their work. They have much to say. Architect
On the Road By Kymberly Taylor | Photography by Geoffrey Hodgdon & Anne Gummerson On the Road, the classic American novel by Jack Kerouac published in 1957, is the most famous work of the Beat Generation. It begins
An American Farmhouse By Sarah Hagerty | Photography by John Cole Successful, fully realized architectural projects inevitably share an undeniable sense of harmony: harmony with the location, the various design elements, and harmony with the vision of its