Historic Home to Boutique Hotel by Robert E. Haywood Photography by Peak Visuals 86 State Circle, known as the Randall House Duplex, is a superior example of the adaptive reuse of a historic building in Annapolis, setting a high
The Painted Lady on Little Magothy by Kymberly Taylor Photography by Brian Landis Annapolis is filled with many architectural surprises. Tucked away on the banks of Little Magothy is a contemporary version of a Victorian-era Painted Lady owned
Snow-Blooming Crocus by Kymberly Taylor More than any other flower, I wait for the crocus to appear, for it is the very first harbinger of spring. I especially love how they pop right out at my feet like bright
Erica Burns Interiors ICAA John Russell Pope Award Winner for Residential Interior Design by Dylan Roche Erica Burns took on the project of renovating and furnishing this weekend escape nestled in the rolling hills of Middleburg, Virginia, for
Meet Peter Miller of the Institute of Classical Architecture and Art by Robert E. Haywood Peter Miller is the President of the Institute of Classical Architecture and Art, Washington Mid-Atlantic Chapter. Through its education and awards programs, the ICAA
Essaouira A Windswept Fishing Village in Morocco by Isabella Haywood East of Annapolis, on a slight southern curve across the vast Atlantic, lies Essaouira, an intensely charming fishing town on Morocco’s west coast. I first set foot in the
Global Glam And a Touch of Feline Charm By Walinda P. West | Photography by Peak Visuals Interior designers spend their days refining other people’s lives: shaping rooms, editing collections, and translating personalities into livable spaces.
Modern Whimsy In Georgetown By Dylan Roche | Photography by David Burroughs Sometimes the best things in art and design can happen entirely by chance. Even when the talent, the inspiration, and the passion are all there,
Layers of Character In Downtown Annapolis By Dylan Roche | Photography by Stacy Zarin Goldberg It started small. Cathy Newman of C. Newman Interiors started working with a client on a single-family home tucked away in downtown
Kensington Soirée By Walinda P. West | Photography by Brian Wetzel For attorney Debra Belott and her husband Patrick, a high school teacher, designing their new home in the sought-after Rock Creek Hills community of Kensington marked