Gentle Giant The Japanese Climbing Hydrangea By Kymberly Taylor Whether big or small, our gardens are miniature worlds; within each plant is a natural force. Observe the delicate surge of the bluebell, the canna lily’s sky-ward rush, the
Bold Balance A MINI-RESTORATION IN MURRAY HILL BY DYLAN ROCHE PHOTOGRAPHY BY STACY ZARIN GOLDBERG Whimsical. Colorful. Fun. These are just a few ways to describe the project Katie Carlin recently undertook in Murray Hill. But on top
Tides of Color in the Abacos ANNAPOLIS DESIGNERS IN BAKER’S BAY BY KYMBERLY TAYLOR PHOTOGRAPHY BY BRETT DAVIS Located in Baker’s Bay, a private hideaway in the Abaco Islands, this Bahamian-style home faces the best of both worlds:
Architectural Makeover in Turkey Point BY DYLAN ROCHE PHOTOGRAPHY BY DAVID BURROUGHS Separated from the rest of the Mayo Peninsula by a small bridge over tidal waters, Turkey Point Island exudes the tranquility of a bygone era. The
Living Shorelines BY GRACE SCHNEIDER PHOTOGRAPHY COURTESY McHALE LANDSCAPE DESIGN Guest author and landscape architect Grace Schneider of McHale Landscape Design takes us behind the scenes of a recent project. Addressing shoreline erosion is especially urgent for
WORLD HERITAGE SITE El Greco Toledo, Spain BY ROBERT HAYWOOD Follow the artists. This is what we did on a recent trip to Spain when we found ourselves entering the Church of Santo Tome in Toledo. Built in
TWO WOMEN, FOUR OARS, ONE OCEAN By Kymberly Taylor Photography by Steve Simonsen and World’s Toughest Row Braving 30+ knot winds, brutal heat, and towering rogue waves, Team Ocean Grown, composed of Annapolitan Lauren “Nini” Champion and Canadian
Great Escape, Wyeth Country By Robert Haywood The artist Andrew Wyeth painted a local place and, in turn, significantly defined the place itself. In the mid-twentieth century, Wyeth lived and worked for much of his life in Chadds
Strong Forms Robert Gurney’s Beach House Architecture By Kymberly Taylor Photography by Jennifer Hughes Robert M. Gurney’s beach house architecture is distinct in its combination of strong forms, materials, and textures. A highly formal architecture, its street-side
Spa Creek Escape By Dylan Roche Photography by Steve Buchanan Give a creative mind freedom, and you’re bound to get something surprising and beautiful. That was what the owners of this Annapolis home on Spa Creek discovered when