By Jeanne Blackburn | Photography courtesy Jacobsen Architecture Professionals involved in the ‘spy business’ are not often associated with bright, sun-lit spaces. So it’s rather surprising that a couple of long-time government employees with a background in intelligence,
A Foyer that tells a Story By Katalin Farnady | Photography by Ron Blunt Interior design, the specialized profession devoted to creating and enhancing living space, often involves conceptual development, space planning, and the selection of furnishings, fabrics, cabinetry,
Gutierrez Studios Emphasizes Beauty and Ingenuity from Design to Installation By Dylan Roche | Studio Photography courtesy Gutierrez Studios For John Gutierrez, it was always about the artistry and craftsmanship. Even before the Baltimore native founded his business
By Christine Fillat Above image photography by Geoffrey Hodgdon On a 347-acre landmass overlooking the Chesapeake Bay, just south of the city of Annapolis, the sea air is as much a part of life in Bay Ridge as
Danceline By Guest Gardener Isabella Haywood Have you ever wondered how the sprawling fields of tulips in Holland produce the extravagant and varied bulbs we nestle into our garden soil each fall? I have recently come across this
By Christine Fillat Samin Nosrat is a name on everyone’s lips these days. Not only has she written the bestselling award-winning cookbook, Salt Fat Acid Heat (Simon and Schuster, 2017); in her Netflix series of the same name,
Annapolis Home Magazine Vol. 11, No. 5 2020
Drought Tolerant, Heat-Loving & Wonderful By Kymberly Taylor I had the pleasure of discovering “little allium” while touring a coastal meadow-style front yard in Wardour, designed by Stephen Makrinos of Campion Hruby Landscape Architects. A coastal meadow, explains Kevin Campion,
Sixty Chickens & Five Boys, Homestead On The Shore By Jeanne Blackburn | Interior Photography by David Burroughs | Exterior Photography by Annapolis Home Magazine When Tracy and Andy Hightower were looking for a new home in the Annapolis area,
By Elizabeth Heubeck | Photography by David Burroughs Fronted by a wide curvy driveway, this Annapolis house sits back far enough from the road that you could almost drive past and not even notice it. Almost. Its curbside appeal practically