I love the tea and croissants my friend Heather makes. Here are some of her brewing and baking techniques.
With her cat, Cassiopeia, Sarah gives us a sneak peak of her latest collection. Tudor readers get an exclusive discount!
A lot of people say they’d buy a mansion, an island, and a bunch of cars. I’d probably buy myself a mountain and build a cabin.
Overlooking High Park, this gem of a one-bedroom is the perfect example of making “eclectic” actually work.
A blood orange is an excellent snack in between meals, especially in the frigid Canadian winter. Bundle up, everyone!
Adding plants to your workspace can really energize your productivity. It might be the color. It might be the oxygen.
Born and raised in Chicago, Illinois the innovative Mr. Hayes drew inspiration from his city’s eclectic skyline to create beautiful modern homes.
If your home office is no bigger than a walk-in closet, here are some DIY tips that can create more space for your productivity.
The objects you collect can represent moments in your life or parts of your personality. It’s how you display them that turns them into a tale.
Chris and I love this store. They had a beautiful antique bureau desk. Simply unfold the desk to turn any living room into a study.
I got a chance to visit Santa Barbara and stayed at my uncle Derek’s house. Other than impeccable taste, he really has a green thumb.
A cabinet can be decorative in more ways than one. Storing plants in extra drawers is an innovative way to breathe life into any space.
In Japan, it’s common to sit on the floor with a only a cushion for comfort. So, is the zabuton furniture or accessory?
Sometimes a bathroom makeover just needs a coat of white paint. Simply add antique items and fixtures to create a classier ambience.
In a male-dominated industry like landscaping, Amory Herd has set herself apart by shaping gardens the natural way.
Winter is when we prep for the summer heat, or at least dream of it. Here’s a perfect solution for keeping your couch cool.