This Biophilic Home, and its Décor, Reconnects the Inhabitants with Nature By Kymberly Taylor | Photography by Gwin Hunt Philip D. Goodman gave the popular phrase “getting back to my roots” a new meaning when he built a house on
By Bonnie Burcham | Photography by Geoffrey Hodgdon A shower door is one of your bathroom’s most important design elements. When selecting one for your home, be careful! This is not an item to purchase on the internet. I’ve
The Mitchell Gallery, at St. John’s College, is hosting an exhibition of the important artist Robert Indiana. Indiana, along with artists like Andy Warhol, Claes Oldenburg, and Roy Lichtenstein, is one of the seminal Pop artists who first gained international attention
The AIA Chesapeake Bay recognizes distinguished architectural achievement by honoring the architects, clients, and consultants who work together to improve the built environment and shape the quality of life through design excellence. The winning projects were selected through a blind
“We shape our buildings; thereafter they shape us.” – Winston S. Churchill ALT BREEDING SCHWARZ ARCHITECTS Principals: John Alt, Scarlett Breeding, John Jay Schwarz absarchitects.com BOGGS & PARTNERS ARCHITECTS Joseph Boggs boggspartners.com STEPHEN T. TERHUNE, ARCHITECT
From the Designers at Dreamhouse Studios | Photography by Geoffrey Hodgdon 1. Candles: Nothing brings out the festive look of a holiday setting better than the soft, elegant flicker of candlelight. Add some character to your table by mixing
Annapolis Opera presents Arias & Encores at Calvary United Methodist Church. Dec 3, 3 p.m. A mix of favorite arias and duets from opera and musical theater performed by some of Annapolis Opera’s favorite female singers. For tickets: annapolisopera.org.
By Jessica Shelton | Photography by David Burroughs Usually, a move involves a change of scenery: new neighbors, landmarks, ways of being. But after 24 years in the Annapolis Roads Community, Rod and Robin Jabin didn’t want to leave
By Robert Haywood | Photography by Geoffrey Hodgdon Basements are often a place where we put things that we want out of sight and mind. They also are used as playrooms to keep active children and their toys away from