ART IN A CHARM CITY OFFICE By Kymberly Taylor | Photography by Tony Lewis, Jr. Doctor Emily Clarke-Pearson, founder of Charm City Plastic Surgery, started her new practice in Fells Point, Baltimore last May with an office composed of nothing more
COASTAL GETAWAY BECOMES HOME By Carol Sorgen | Photography by Gwin Hunt When a family from Northern Virginia bought a weekend home in 2017 in scenic Prospect Bay on Maryland’s Eastern Shore, they realized it was becoming increasingly difficult to “get away
HISTORIC FARMHOUSE GETS A MODERN UPDATE Washington D.C. Family Builds an Eastern Shore Getaway By Elizabeth Heubeck | Photography by Geoffrey Hogdgon From the top of its long and winding gravel driveway, this historic farmhouse on Long Creek on
BREAKING THE RULES WITH CONTAINER GARDENING By Isabella Haywood Many preconceived notions exist about how container gardens should look and behave. Traditional advice dictates that container gardens should contain a thriller, a spiller, and a filler, but, as
FLAMANT: THE ELEMENT OF SURPRISE By Christine Fillat | Photography by Peter Miles Since Flamant came onto the Annapolis dining scene in 2017, it has been a foodie mainstay. With a thoughtful menu from Chef Frederik De Pue, the
To learn more about the AIA, Chesapeake Bay Chapter visit, aia.org/chesapeakebay Annapolis Home Magazine Vol. 10, No. 2 2019
By Kymberly Taylor In a chain of out-islands in the Bahamas that look like a strand of jewels from the air, one in particular shines forth: Staniel Cay. Measuring at only 1.9 miles, it is relatively small, as islands go,
A Kitchen For Every Style By Kymberly Taylor | Photograph by Michael Kaskel Kitchens as beautiful as this don’t just happen. They are master-minded; in this case, many top professionals in Annapolis collaborated. Catherine M. Lowe, ASID was the lead interior designer
AIA Chesapeake Bay Award Winner By Robert Haywood | Photography by Michael Moran Acton Cove is the most radical residential architecture in Annapolis. With its minimal elegance and open walls (yes, that is an oxymoron, but more on this point later),
