By Manning Lee | Photography by Geoffrey Hodgdon When you live on the water, a part of you is always absorbing its music, its beauty, its infinitely shifting countenance. These many moods and inflections are reflected in paint,
By Jerri Anne Hopkins | Photography by Marcus Chacona Families, in-laws, and office suites are not the only places that harbor dysfunction and pathological triangles. A quiet killer lurks among us. It thrives upon confusion. Upon useless niches
A Kitchen With Chutzpah By Tom Levine | Photography by Jason Weil Deborah Zakheim will tell you “I like color. I’m not afraid of it.” Take one look at her kitchen and you won’t doubt her for a second. Zakheim,
Straight Up on Dining Out The Iron Rooster Comfort Food at Its Best Story by Christine Fillat The Iron Rooster is a new classic eatery on the city dock in Annapolis. It has been open since October 17, and already
Farnady Interiors By Manning Lee | Photography by Gwin Hunt Mary-Beth and Bruce Phillips dreamed of simplifying their lives and leaving it all behind. Unlike most of us, they turned this fantasy into reality. They sold everything, including their
Straight Up on Dining Out Harry Browne’s A State Circle Mainstay Story by Christine Fillat Where in Annapolis can one direct friends and unequivocally say, “Here you will get a fine meal”? For many, the first place that comes
By Kymberly Taylor | Photography by Geoffrey Hodgdon What does a nineteenth-century garden have to do with a sports car from the 1930s? Both are the rare progeny of a private world, a past seldom penetrated by outsiders. These worlds
By Robert Haywood | Photography by Lee Kriel With a flare for the uncommon, Creative Tide hosted an outdoor party at the boatyard Port Annapolis that was no ordinary dinner party. Consisting of talented design professionals who are also small
Straight Up on Dining Out The Bartlett Pear Inn in Easton Dirt to Table Dining Story by Christine Fillat | Photography courtesy of Jenna Walcott The Bartlett Pear Inn in Easton has been getting a lot of buzz lately
By Kymberly Taylor | Photography by David Burroughs To outsiders, the Eastern Shore reveals itself slowly. Some miss it entirely. Far too often, the uneducated zoom by on their way to the ocean, trying to avoid police lurking at Dairy