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The article focuses on the celebration of the 50th anniversary of Scofield Lighting, founded by master craftsman Richard D. Scofield, and the introduction of a new collection by Heritage Metalworks. It highlights Heritage Metalworks' commitment to preserving the brand's legacy of handmade, historically inspired lighting fixtures while adapting them for modern spaces, particularly kitchens and kitchen islands.

The article shares tips for renovating the kitchen with metallic updates. These include mix-and-match of heritage-inspired cabinet handles, decorative brackets to accentuate shelves, card frame pulls for drawers, use of handmade Grove cup handles and Bakelite switches, leather handles, lights and switches, and freeing space in drawers and cupboards.

THE STORY OWNER Alexandra Jones, who works in the City of London. This is Alexandra's first home PROPERTY A two-bedroom mews house in Holland Park WHAT SHE DID Alexandra installed [...]

FEATURES Making SPACE [I.Nothing injects a sense of order like getting on top of your storage – the right system won’t just keep things neat, it will also enhance your [...]

Your features / KITCHEN IDEAS COOKING UP the future 10 top tech trends that will transform our kitchens in 2025 The heart of any home, today’s multifunctional kitchens are busier [...]

Style & decorating Kitchens & BATHROOMS Why not make your New Year’s resolution a kitchen or bathroom renovation? We’ll show you how! ABSOLUTELY MARBLELOUS Give your bathroom a luxurious lift [...]

Style Inspiration / BUYER’S GUIDE SHAPELY forms L-shaped or galley? Island or peninsula? Fitted or freestanding storage? We offer expert advice on designing a kitchen layout FEATURE KATHERINE SORRELL PHOTOGRAPHS [...]

The magic of a beautifully designed kitchen lies in the details, and few elements make more of an impact than your choice of countertop and backsplash. To redefine your kitchen's [...]

BEFORE EVEN PURCHASING their home, a couple visited the Tampa, Fla., showroom of S&W Kitchens Inc. to discuss renovating the kitchen as soon as the house was theirs. When designer [...]

This document is a compilation of various articles and topics related to American culture and entertainment. It covers a range of subjects, including the increasing diversity and popularity of country music, upcoming country music tours and events, notable figures in the WNBA, upcoming comedy shows, Olympic athletes to watch, scenic U.S. destinations, upcoming movies, cultural events like the Rock & Roll Hall of Fame inductions and the Copa América soccer tournament, viral moments, state fair foods, travel destinations, and the accomplishments of individuals like Demi Moore and Glen Powell. It also mentions specific events such as the disqualification of competitive eater Joey Chestnut from the Nathan's Hot Dog Eating Contest, the Emmy buzz surrounding actress Lily Gladstone, and the return of giant pandas to zoos in Washington, D.C., and San Diego. Additionally, it highlights the Tillamook Creamery in Oregon and Wegmans Food Markets' Employee Scholarship Program. Lastly, it mentions Cyndi Lauper's upcoming Girls Just Wanna Have Fun Farewell tour. [Extracted from the article]

This article provides recommendations from various individuals on the best places to visit and things to do in New Orleans. The suggestions include visiting the French Market for local culture, enjoying live music in the French Quarter, exploring the New Orleans Museum of Art, and trying out delicious food at recommended restaurants. The article also highlights the historical significance of certain locations, such as Pontchartrain Park and the Whitney Plantation. Overall, the recommendations aim to showcase the vibrant culture and diverse experiences that New Orleans has to offer. [Extracted from the article]

This article from Australian House & Garden discusses the renovation of a worker's cottage in Sydney's east. The collaboration between the owner and architect Katie Molnar resulted in a spacious and light-filled home that balances traditional and contemporary elements. The house, built in 1882, underwent an 18-month renovation that preserved the facade while adding a second storey. The home features a natural palette of whites, timber, and stone, providing a backdrop for colorful art and furnishings. The lush garden, designed by Anthony Wyer, creates a seamless flow between the indoor and outdoor spaces. Despite challenges during construction, the end result is a bespoke sanctuary that exceeds the owner's expectations. [Extracted from the article]

This article from Louisiana Life magazine features a Lake Charles home that combines vibrant colors, rich textures, and atmospheric lighting for a dramatic effect. The homeowners, Jamie and Kattie Augustine, worked with designer Chelsea Brennan to completely redesign each space in their home. The renovations included wallpaper coverings, custom drapery, seating elements, commissioned artwork, lighting, and a bathroom renovation. The Augustines wanted to incorporate culture, modern touches, and feminine aspects into their home, and Brennan drew inspiration from their interests and style. Despite a leak caused by Hurricane Laura during the renovation, the home now reflects the family's unique style and personality. [Extracted from the article]

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The article discusses various products and designs in the field of kitchen and bath. It highlights different faucets, kitchen systems, stone mosaics, pulls and knobs, vanity collections, and kitchen modules. The article also mentions various bathroom products such as linear drains, toilet seats, faucets, vessel sinks, terrazzo tiles, freestanding tubs, and vanities. Additionally, it showcases cement tiles and a tile collection inspired by Turkish steam rooms. The article concludes with a section on muted earth-toned kitchen products including quartz surfaces, refrigerators, pot fillers, ranges, laminate, cabinet pulls, and kitchen islands. [Extracted from the article]

This article from Architectural Digest showcases the winners of the 2024 Great Design Awards for kitchens. The article features three different kitchen styles: Scandi, classic country, and space age. Each style is represented by a specific kitchen design and includes a list of products used in the design. The article provides readers with inspiration and ideas for kitchen makeovers, highlighting the use of fresh colors, materials, and appliances. [Extracted from the article]

The article offers a kitchen renovation project by Victoria Summer, the integration of two small rooms into one spacious kitchen-diner, the addition of a side extension for natural light, and the use of neutral shades and warm undertones in the interior design.

The article focuses on Lizzie and James Brittain's transformation of a short-term rental property into their permanent home, highlighting their colorful redesign and additions such as reconfiguring the kitchen and landscaping the garden. Topics include the historical background of the Grade II-listed house, the couple's creative approaches to enhancing its charm and functionality, and their experiences in making the property their own over the years.

This article highlights several eco-friendly accommodations in various locations across the UK. The Water Shed in West Sussex is a Passivhaus with sustainable features such as motion-sensor lighting and solar panels. The Treehouses at Leckie in Stirling are built with timber from the surrounding woodland and have low carbon footprints. The Scarlet in Cornwall is a boutique hotel with sustainable practices like sea thrift on the roofs and a chemical-free pool. The Green in Cumbria is a dog-friendly cottage with solar panels and compostable kitchen items. The Pig in Devon offers hyperlocal cuisine sourced from its own kitchen gardens. Noordhoek in Cornwall is a beachfront rental with sustainable features like a water supply from a borehole and solar panels. Bishopstrow Hotel & Spa in Wiltshire uses local suppliers and energy-efficient lighting. The Green House in Bournemouth is an affordable country house hotel with sustainable practices like solar panels and upcycled furniture. Saorsa 1875 in Perthshire is the UK's first 100% plant-based hotel. [Extracted from the article]

This article from Country Homes & Interiors provides tips and advice for creating functional and stylish outdoor kitchens. It emphasizes the importance of finding the right position for the kitchen, incorporating color to create a Mediterranean-inspired oasis, planning for necessary services like electricity and gas, and making the most of small spaces. The article also suggests using ice troughs or buckets as a cost-effective way to keep drinks cool. Overall, it offers practical ideas for designing outdoor kitchens that can be enjoyed by family and friends. [Extracted from the article]

Angela and Patrick Murphy recently updated their much-loved family home with the help of interior designer Louise Robinson. The couple wanted to add character and warmth to their interiors while maintaining the home's Edwardian features. The renovation included transforming their den into a cozy space, reworking the layout of the entire home, and adding a loft extension. The small details, such as window treatments, were given special attention to create a finished look. The family now enjoys spending time in their updated home, appreciating the everyday pleasures that the renovations have brought. [Extracted from the article]

This article from Style At Home provides guidance on choosing practical kitchen flooring. It emphasizes the importance of durability, as kitchen floors face more wear and tear than other areas of the home. The article suggests considering materials that are water-resistant and can withstand spills and splashes. It also offers tips on coordinating or contrasting flooring with kitchen cabinetry, creating the illusion of space in smaller kitchens, and selecting flooring that is easy to maintain. The article mentions options such as luxury vinyl tile (LVT), cork flooring for sustainability, and wood lookalikes that are water-resistant. [Extracted from the article]

Meko and David, a couple from Hong Kong who moved to England, transformed their mid-terrace house in St Albans into an open-plan space with a clean, white aesthetic. They wanted to create a home that allowed their treasured Chinese heritage pieces to shine. The renovation involved knocking out walls, adding a rear extension, installing underfloor heating, and changing windows and doors. The couple saved costs by briefing the builder themselves and took on the decorating themselves. They also built a multipurpose garden room that serves as a den, games room, and yoga space. The project took five months to complete. [Extracted from the article]

The article titled "This Machine Feeds" by Heather Parry explores the experience of a woman living in a flat filled with numerous household appliances. The protagonist initially finds the appliances annoying but later realizes their usefulness since she lacks her own. However, the abundance of appliances overwhelms her, leaving little space to move or prepare food. The protagonist becomes dependent on the constant noise of the appliances and withdraws from society. When the machines suddenly stop working, she panics and realizes her dependence on them. Ultimately, she embraces her life with the appliances, finding it safe and fulfilling compared to her previous existence. [Extracted from the article]

The article looks at the design of the renovated 1930s home of Peta-Anne and Stefan Barrow in Surrey, England, with features like the 1990s cherry wood kitchen, mismatched candy-coloured glass pendant lights, and glazed wall cabinetry.

The article presents the discussion on exploring the origins and development of communal kitchens and food vendors. Topics include prevalence of food vendors in ancient Rome and Greece, the role of medieval European taverns and monasteries in feeding travelers, and the significant number of thermopolia in Pompeii.

The article evaluate several home furnishings including Ned Collections Forte Dining Table, Weave Andes Rug in Sandstorm, and Broste Gold Cutlery.

The article "Cancer Sensei" in Lion's Roar recounts Paul Dai Suke Goodman's journey with leukemia, highlighting the power of community support and the lessons learned about ego and impermanence. After a relapse, Goodman needed a bone marrow transplant, which led to a mobilization of Japanese American communities for donor matches. Despite intense treatments, Goodman found solace in writing and eventually produced a film that addressed Japanese American incarceration. The article reflects on the transformative impact of facing mortality and the importance of community in times of crisis. [Extracted from the article]

Copper is certainly no newcomer to the world of design, but after a long season of cool metallics and chromes dominating interiors, this warm material has started to reemerge. As [...]

IN THIS ISSUE THIS WEEK IN HISTORY 25 October 1955 The first microwave oven goes on sale The microwave oven was invented by US engineer Percy LeBaron Spencer, who found [...]

When the luxe Italian kitchen design brand Cesar launched the Tangram island in 2022, it genuinely changed everything our editors thought they knew about kitchen trends. Its sinuous curves, its [...]

Business Insider asked interior designers to share the best and worst (https://www.businessinsider.com/kitchen-designs-that-dont-age-well-according-to-interior-designers) kitchen trends for fall. The experts said (https://www.businessinsider.com/how-to-figure-out-your-season-color-analysis-worth-it-2022) warm tones, dark cabinetry, and mixed materials are hot. But [...]

This is a question every homeowner asks while redesigning or building a kitchen from scratch. And, it's a valid concern, too. The countertop is the largest surface in the room, [...]

IN EVERY ISSUE Setting the Mood Turning back the clock on an out-of-place kitchen. Written by IAN McMASTER Photography by DANA JENKINS / LAST LOOK / DANA JENKINS AND COLIN [...]

HOME INTERIOR OF THE YEAR 2024 KITCHEN OF THE YEAR Truly scrumptious Inspired by confectionery and brutalism, the 2024 Kitchen of the Year, designed by Annika Rowson, is a recipe [...]

The insides of our fridges are not often places we consider beautify-ing (buying the groceries for the week is usually enough of a chore), but when we add thoughtful details [...]

Bespoke cabinetry in Resene Easy Rider, contrasted with Resene Half Lemon Grass walls and a Resene White ceiling, connects this kitchen to its rural surroundings. (PHOTOGRAPHY Supplied) Her words proved [...]

DEPARTMENTS Source Guide PERSONAL STYLE Pages 44 to 48 Interior design, Cori Halpern, Cori Halpern Interiors, (416) 315-2674 or http://corihalperninteriors.com. PRINCIPAL SUPPLIERS Benjamin Moore, 1-855-724-6802 or http://benjaminmoore.ca Cabinet, (416) 923-9234 [...]

FEATURES / KITCHENS: CONTEMPORARY Recipe for SUCCESS A trio of incredible kitchens in our favourite design styles. Text WENDY JACOB 1. Cool & Contemporary Architecture BLACKLAB ARCHITECTS Design NYLA FREE [...]

The exterior of the home is stunning but also sweet and welcoming. Landscaping has started, the intricate walkway brickwork is done and lighting and accessories are being added. The master [...]