Feature Articles
Bright Side of the Room
Turning the kitchen to the south, toward the family room, did more than improve the view
by David and Sukie Amory
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Three Strategies for Mixing Patterns
A designer tells how to create a rich, lively look without going over the top
by Mathilda Cox
Japanese Touches Refine an Ordinary House
A small addition makes room for both a soaking tub and a gracious entry
by Sadafumi Uchiyama
Closet Control
Off the shelf, custom-built, or planned by a designer, the right system will get you organized
by Mary Forsell
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Loft-Living in the Woods
A painter and a musician get creative in their affordable home made from a simple plan and common materials
by Robert Gerloff
The New Kitchen Triangle
Improve work flow to accommodate more appliances, more cooks, and more activities
by Ann M. Morris
A Thoroughly Modern Makeover
A surprising second story changed the space, while innovative materials gave this home a sense of style
by Maria LaPiana
A Busy Family Branches Out
A sensible addition brings more to this home than a few new rooms
by Maria LaPiana
Out on the Porch
A Virginia family's screened porch recalls simpler days
by MDebra Judge Silber
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A hearth can still be the heart of the home
Not So Big Solutions
Architect Sarah Susanka talks about where to put the TV
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Placemats for every table
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Artful pillows and quilts
Getting It Done
Installing a ceiling fan
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Getaways
Legacy on the lake
Bright Side of the RoomTurning the kitchen to the south, toward the family room, did more than improve the view
by David and Sukie Amory
READ THE FULL ARTICLE
Three Strategies for Mixing PatternsA designer tells how to create a rich, lively look without going over the top
by Mathilda Cox
Japanese Touches Refine an Ordinary HouseA small addition makes room for both a soaking tub and a gracious entry
by Sadafumi Uchiyama
Closet ControlOff the shelf, custom-built, or planned by a designer, the right system will get you organized
by Mary Forsell
READ THE FULL ARTICLE
Loft-Living in the WoodsA painter and a musician get creative in their affordable home made from a simple plan and common materials
by Robert Gerloff
The New Kitchen TriangleImprove work flow to accommodate more appliances, more cooks, and more activities
by Ann M. Morris
A Thoroughly Modern MakeoverA surprising second story changed the space, while innovative materials gave this home a sense of style
by Maria LaPiana
A Busy Family Branches OutA sensible addition brings more to this home than a few new rooms
by Maria LaPiana
Out on the PorchA Virginia family's screened porch recalls simpler days
by MDebra Judge Silber
Departments
People in This Issue
Finds
Inspired Ideas
A hearth can still be the heart of the home
Not So Big Solutions
Architect Sarah Susanka talks about where to put the TV
FurnishingsPlacemats for every table
Q&A
HandmadeArtful pillows and quilts
Getting It Done
Installing a ceiling fan
Specs
Innovative building products for your home
ResourcesBuying information on the items that appear in this issue
Getaways
Legacy on the lake
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