The Star Power of Joe Pye by Kymberly Taylor As I step away from my phone, computer, and all things technology, my garden is almost poetically quiet. My basil is not offering to rewrite this paragraph. Blessedly, my
Cool, Crisp & Beach-Ready Go-to Summer Dish If you’re at the beach, it’s fun to explore local restaurants or cafés, but often the best meals are the ones you prepare yourself. Here’s a dish that’s refreshing, filling, and offers a
Asian Modern by Kymberly Taylor Photography by Anice Hoachlander “ It was a house in two parts; one went away.” – Mark McInturff In a rolling neighborhood packed with traditional architecture, a contemporary home nestles into the
Singing in the Rain by Kymberly Taylor Photography by Kate Wichlinski “How can you make stormwater poetic and integrate art?” – Mila Antova Artistry and stormwater management are rarely mentioned in the same breath. In fact, the
Game Rooms by Walinda P. West The Analog Room Photography by John Cole In the leafy Washington, D.C. neighborhood of Wesley Heights, homeowners Ellen and James Patterson set out to update their 1928 Tudor-style home into one
Eastport Jam by Dylan Roche Photography by David Burroughs Over the past 40 years, Eastport—the quaint waterfront neighborhood just across Spa Creek from downtown Annapolis—has shifted from a working maritime enclave to one of the city’s most sought-after
Olympian Angelita by Gary Jobson The 48-mile sail from Edgartown on Martha’s Vineyard to Newport, Rhode Island, was exhilarating. The wind was blowing hard at 18-23 knots on that warm August day. The locals call this wind condition
Daughter of the Wind Anemone by Kymberly Taylor In the tender energy of early spring, a spell of sweetness rises in the air, along with the wild idea that if I could plant red tulips from Amsterdam, my
Soul & Patina in Washington, D.C. by Kymberly Taylor Photography by Stacy Zarin Goldberg When a couple with a young family purchased a 8,110-square-foot home in a D.C. suburb, they felt the space was overly formal with erratic
The Run that Led an Arnold Couple Home by Walinda P. West Photography by Peak Visuals Photo Styling by Cat and Yvette Guerra, Interior Stylings by Cat When Jenna Whitney and her husband Mark were living in a congested