Treasured Condo By Dylan Roche | Photography by Matthew Dandy Outside the Annapolis condominium that recent downsizers Ken and Maureen Reightler now call home, it’s only a short walk to the U.S. Naval Academy or the historic downtown
Creekside Sustainable By Todd Karpovich | Photography by 410 Films & Geoffrey Hodgdon In the mid-1600s, those who settled on Maryland’s Eastern Shore had few choices when building their homes. They hitched up a cart and drove to the
O’Learys Seafood: A Taste of the Sea in Eastport By Christine Fillat | Photos courtesy of O’Learys Seafood O’Learys Seafood is something of an institution, housed since 1983 in a charming frame house on Third Street in Eastport, just
A Sea of White in Georgetown By Kymberly Taylor | Photography by Anice Hoachlander With its sheets of glass and minimalist aesthetic, this Georgetown home’s white four-story interior has an abstract quality. It seems to vanish into the air
House of Rhythm A Rocker’s Former Home By Kymberly Taylor | Photography by Paul Warchol Just as the seasons have rhythms, so do our homes. In an earlier incarnation, this residence was a tiny split-level, but its beat
Windmill Point A Little Choptank Sanctuary By Dylan Roche | Photography Courtesy Christine M. Dayton, Architect Standing tall on pilings along the Little Choptank in Dorchester County, in a location where gentle breezes bring cool relief in the
Designing Landscape Paradise By Robert E. Haywood | Photography Courtesy McHale Landscape Design McHale Landscape Design is celebrating 40 years in business. The company began with two brothers, Steve and Kevin McHale, and now has almost 300 employees
Mediterranean on the Magothy By Dylan Roche | Photography by David Burroughs From the outside, it looks like an estate that could be found somewhere in Italy or the Mediterranean—not tucked away in a suburban community in Arnold
Chez Billy Sud: Paris in Georgetown By Christine Fillat Photo courtesy Chez Billy Sud A quick little getaway to Georgetown is all that’s needed for a stateside French experience. Chez Billy Sud is in the heart of
Serenity on Dividing Creek By Kymberly Taylor Photography by Steve Buchanan The classical Shingle Style home, which emerged in New England between 1880 and 1900, was designed for seaside resorts, with hurricanes and bad weather in mind. At