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4 days ago | 
veranda.com | Ellen McGauley
Ikat textiles have always told a story through their colors, patterns, and way of weaving since their inception. Dating back as early as the Silk Road trade routes, these textiles have long been a way to communicate the beauty and uniqueness of various cultures, with each sharing their own twist on different patterns and styles.
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4 days ago | 
flipboard.com | Rachael Burrow Rummel |Ellen McGauley |Catherine Smith
4 hours agoNever Water Your Garden at This Time of Day, Garden Pros Warn—It Wastes Water and MoneyKey Points Watering between 10 am and 4 pm wastes water; most of it evaporates before reaching roots. • Morning watering from 5 to 9 am is best for deep …2 hours agoElsa Hosk Gave Her Tiny Gym Shorts A Cottagecore TwistThey could’ve been plucked straight from the lingerie drawer. Elsa Hosk loves a cottagecore summer just as much as you do. Whether she’s rocking …
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4 days ago | 
aol.com | Catherine Smith |Rachael Burrow Rummel |Ellen McGauley
"Hearst Magazines and Yahoo may earn commission or revenue on some items through these links."Ikat textiles have always told a story through their colors, patterns, and way of weaving since their inception. Dating back as early as the Silk Road trade routes, these textiles have long been a way to communicate the beauty and uniqueness of various cultures, with each sharing their own twist on different patterns and styles.
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1 week ago | 
veranda.com | Ellen McGauley
I can’t remember exactly who or what first drew me to growing sweet peas—it might have been the great Page Dickey, or it may have been the English. Notoriously tricky to grow, the delicate, beautiful flowers enjoy a longer blooming season in the UK’s cooler, damp gardens and tend to burn out a bit earlier in America’s midsummer heat. But in both places, these are coveted flowers.
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2 weeks ago | 
veranda.com | Ellen McGauley
These aren’t your grandfather’s fishing cottages. Behind the grand, sea-sprayed walls of beachfront jewels from the Hamptons to Palm Beach, New England to southern California, top-shelf decorators are viewing the sea—and the ever-changing light that bounces off of it—with the eye of an artist. They are creating rooms that embody the ocean and it surrounding landscapes, and carefully leading with elements of sea, magical light, sand, and horizon.
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1 month ago | 
veranda.com | Ellen McGauley
I feared running into a bear. I pictured an elk wandering into my tent at midnight and ghosts of century-old miners lit by a crackling fire. My imagination is a wild, wild place, and so journeying into Vancouver Island’s dense forest, to a lodge only accessible by seaplane or boat, I worried I’d spend four days like Jerry O’Connell’s Vern in Stand By Me, wide-eyed in the wilderness. I also feared falling off the side of a mountain. What did not scare me was scarcity of Wi-Fi. But it should have.
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1 month ago | 
veranda.com | Ellen McGauley
This spring has been full of inspiring design previews and markets. From High Point, North Carolina to Milan, Italy, our editors have been traversing the globe seeking out the top design moments that are worth taking note of. Here, we're breaking down the 10 biggest summer decor trends for 2025, from furniture to fabric to wallcoverings. Read on for what we're most excited about in the design world right now.
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Sep 5, 2024 | 
veranda.com | Ellen McGauley
It’s the sleeper hit of the design world: the yin to the sunroom’s yang, the lounge-y, low-lit sanctuaries we beeline to after the kitchen lights go off, the business of the day draws to a close. Night rooms are becoming celebrations of the evening and our favorite after-hours traditions—cocktailing, game-nighting, blowing the dust off of old blues albums, burying ourselves in a good book until well after midnight. That model of a 1930s racing yacht you've been meaning to touch up?
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Sep 5, 2024 | 
yahoo.com | Ellen McGauley
"Hearst Magazines and Yahoo may earn commission or revenue on some items through these links." It’s the sleeper hit of the design world: the yin to the sunroom’s yang, the lounge-y, low-lit sanctuaries we beeline to after the kitchen lights go off, the business of the day draws to a close.
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Aug 6, 2024 | 
fujingaho.jp | Ellen McGauley |Tomoko Takahashi
記事に移動 記事で紹介した商品を購入すると、売上の一部がFujingahoに還元されることがあります。 記事中に記載の価格は、記事公開当時の価格です。 デザインやアート界で活躍する10人の“パリのエキスパート”が、花の都を最大限に楽しむヒントをご紹介します。 By Ellen McGauley and Tomoko Takahashi公開日:2024/08/06 パリを案内する10人のエキスパート 上段左から： ・ドロテ・マイリクゾン（モダン・ホスピタリティ・デコレーター） ・フランク・デ・ビアシ（デザイナー、クリエイター） ・リサ・ファイン（グローバル・テキスタイル・アーティスト） ・ジェイミー・クリール（アンティーク鑑定家、ギャラリスト） ・ペニー・ドゥルー・ベアード（デザイナー、作家） 下段左から： ・ルイ・アルベール・ド・ブロイ（ギャラリスト、作家） ・キャサリン・アイヴィー（デザイナー、アンティーク界の権威） ・ステファン・オリヴィエ（サンジェルマン・デ・プレ地区のアンティーク・ディーラー兼デザイナー）...
