Annie Quigley

Portland

Editor in Chief at Remodelista

Articles

High/Low/Medium: Perforated Lights, Trend Edition

1 week ago | remodelista.com | Annie Quigley

Have you noticed? Perforations, apertures, and otherwise hole-punched design is still going strong. And now it seems lighting is getting in on the punctuated aesthetic—so you can still get in on the look even if you don’t have, say, hole-punched shutters (which, by the way, we also fully endorse).
Meanwhile, on Gardenista: Dining Out Season

1 week ago | remodelista.com | Annie Quigley

Welcome to Meanwhile, on Gardenista, in which we take a look at the goings-on over on our sibling site. In this week’s edition: There are innumerable things we love about summer—but high on our list? Eating every meal outside, from early-morning coffee on the porch to twilight dinner. Somehow, everything tastes better that way. Here, some inspiration for al fresco dining:For more, head to Gardenista. (Visited 1 times, 1 visits today)You need to login or register to view and manage your bookmarks.
DIY: A Soft and Fresh Headboard Hack

1 week ago | remodelista.com | Annie Quigley

Recently in our inbox: the new spring collection from Morrow Soft Goods. Besides the heirloom-like textiles for bed and bath, something else also caught our eye: a simple, ad-hoc yet impactful “headboard” that can be switched out whenever you please. Have a look at the idea, styled four ways—to be filed under Why Didn’t We Think of This? Photography courtesy of Morrow Soft Goods.
Meanwhile, on Gardenista: Utilitarian Chic

2 weeks ago | remodelista.com | Annie Quigley

Welcome to Meanwhile, on Gardenista, in which we take a look at the goings-on over on our sibling site. In this week’s edition: We love gardening, sure, but truthfully we might love the accoutrements even more. At the garden world’s version of the Met Gala (AKA the Chelsea Flower Show) and elsewhere, practical-but-attractive gardening style is having a moment:For more, head to Gardenista. (Visited 1 times, 1 visits today)You need to login or register to view and manage your bookmarks.
Object of Desire: Ethereal Hanging Textiles from Twenty One Tonnes

3 weeks ago | remodelista.com | Annie Quigley

A few months back, a pair of pants I ordered came in a pretty natural-fiber net bag. I sliced it down the seams, tacked up the panel in a bedroom window, and presto: a textural window covering that affords some privacy and still lets the light in. Ever since I’ve been admiring netted, semitranslusent, loosely woven curtains.
The Cull: 5 Summer-Ready Finds from Parachute Home

3 weeks ago | remodelista.com | Annie Quigley

It’s been well documented (ahem, in this month’s Editor’s Cut) that stripes are having a (big, bold) moment. Further evidence? Banded, striped, and otherwise patterned towels and robes from Parachute Home’s “beach capsule,” perfect for toting to the pool….or just making a shower feel like a vacation. Here are five pieces our editors are eyeing:For more, head to Parachute Home.
Meanwhile, on Gardenista: The Case for Creating Outdoor Rooms

3 weeks ago | remodelista.com | Annie Quigley

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Unlikely Sculptures: Found (and Chased-Down) Tumbleweeds on Display

1 month ago | remodelista.com | Annie Quigley

They say trends reappear every 20 years, give or take. So, it seems, do tumbleweeds. Back in 2010, Julie took note of the sculptural specimens on display at Dosa in Accessories: Tumbleweeds as Decor. (At the time there was an operation, Prairie Tumbleweed Farm, that was catching tumbleweeds as they blew by and shipping them worldwide. Not a joke—though apparently it started as one.)Fifteen years later, we’re noticing an uptick in tumbleweed sightings. Or perhaps they never went anywhere.
La Cocina Méxicana: 7 Favorite Kitchens from the Archives

1 month ago | remodelista.com | Annie Quigley

A shopkeeper’s artisan-filled Mexico City apartment. A secluded indoor/outdoor tiny house (available for rent). A 300-year-old (formerly roofless) casita. The projects we’ve visited in Mexico over the years run the gamut from urban to off-grid, polished to ad-hoc—but they all share a sense of creativity, a reverence for place and nature, and a certain rule-breaking artfulness.
Perfect Pairings: 7 Gifts for Mothers and Others

1 month ago | remodelista.com | Annie Quigley

In my family, presents sometimes come in pairs: something usable or practical, and something personal. E.g.: A pretty set of wooden spoons is great, but even better when paired with a great cookie recipe to break them in with. (Or—even better—a box of said cookies, already made.)With Mother’s Day approaching, we’re rounding up seven simple gift pairings. Ostensibly, we had moms and mother figures in mind—but, really, who wouldn’t enjoy receiving any of the below?