Margot Guralnick

1 week ago | remodelista.com | Margot Guralnick

“We love LEDs,” says Brendan Ravenhill of LA lighting company Ravenhill Studio. “They’re better for the environment. They’re sturdier than their incandescent counterparts and will outlive most of your apartments. But the quality of the light cast by LEDs can be less than satisfying if you don’t shop carefully.”Hearing this—and ever on the lookout for an LED that casts a kinder light—we reached out to Brendan and his team fore guidance.

1 week ago | flipboard.com | Margot Guralnick

Plane Passenger Was Stopped by TSA and Almost Received an $800 Fine for Traveling with an AppleA woman returning home from a trip abroad claimed she was stopped at the airport and almost faced a hefty fine as well as future traveling restrictions after forgetting to declare an apple at customs. Last week, TikTok user Discovering with Dina posted a video of herself standing in a baggage claim …

1 week ago | remodelista.com | Margot Guralnick

Myles Tipley is the dad we’ve been turning to year after year for Father’s Day ideas. A self-taught aesthete, car aficionado, former design blogger, avid recreational shopper, and longstanding Remodelista contributor, Myles has an eye for fresh, unexpected household things, often with a Japanese-Scandinavian-1970s-wood-accented vibe. He’s also very particular about what he wears and the bags he carries—all we know is we like what Myles likes.

2 weeks ago | remodelista.com | Margot Guralnick

A favorite find from NYC’s recent International Contemporary Furniture Fair was one of the show’s blink and you might miss it debuts: streamlined electrical outlets from architectural lighting brand Juniper. We like that they’re round, flush-mounted, and come in a range of finishes. Known as Ground Control, the collection won’t be available to order until September. We’re willing to wait.

3 weeks ago | remodelista.com | Margot Guralnick

Max Rollitt’s bio begins: “born into the world of antiques.” His mother had her own shop in Winchester, England, and, after studying cabinetmaking, furniture design, and restoration, Max opened his own shop across the street and later took over the family business. “Do you have another chair like this?” interior designers always asked. And so Max put his skills to work and launched Max Rollitt Bespoke, a collection of traditionally-made, antiques-inspired furnishings.