Artful Living

Artful Living, known as the Magazine of the North, is a sophisticated publication that showcases art, culture, travel, fashion, home, food, wine, and inspiring profiles. Launched in 2008, this quarterly magazine offers stunning design and captivating original articles, catering to a discerning audience with a taste for the finer things in life. Based in Minneapolis, Artful Living represents a lifestyle brand that captures the essence of the North.

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8 Chic Must-Have Kitchen Gadgets for Every Home Chef

3 weeks ago | artfulliving.com | AJ Longabaugh

All products featured on ArtfulLiving.com are independently selected by our editors. We may earn commission on items you choose to buy. Becoming a home chef doesn’t happen overnight. It’s a journey that requires you to abandon the realms of perfection and lean into the spirit of curiosity, the inevitability of failure, and most of all, the world of mouthwatering flavor.
Top Chef Host Eden Grinshpan on Her New Cookbook, Tahini Baby

4 weeks ago | artfulliving.com | AJ Longabaugh

In the world of It-girl cooking, no one is doing it like Eden Grinshpan. The Top Chef Canada host has made a name for herself with her candid culinary lifestyle brand Eden Eats, inviting followers into an unedited look at her life and to have a seat at her inspired and ultrachic dinner table.
How the Twin Cities Became a Haven for Deliciously Diverse Cuisine

1 month ago | artfulliving.com | Kate Nelson

Despite ample evidence to the contrary, outsiders still tend to think of the Twin Cities as flyover country — too cold for comfort, too inland to be interesting, too bland to be beguiling. Of course, residents know the reality: This warm, welcoming place has long embraced immigrant and refugee communities, making for a multicultural Midwestern melting pot.
Unfold Architecture and Sustainable 9 Build a Quiet-Natured Retreat

1 month ago | artfulliving.com | Laurie Junker

What appears to be a modest one-story house sits at the end of a wooded driveway near Lake O’Dowd. But looks can be deceiving — and surprising. Thanks to an astute design by architects Mike Gray and Greg Vose of Unfold Architecture, this “modest” abode is actually a palatial 6,866-square-foot residence that melts into the landscape. It was love at first sight for Paul and AJ when they first saw the empty lot in 2021.
David Coggins’ Advice for Being the Most Stylish Man in the Room

1 month ago | artfulliving.com | David Coggins

Once we cross the threshold as a guest, we become a part of the decor. We seek to be gracious and try to lightly mingle — neither planting ourselves in the corner nor ruthlessly circulating like a social shark. We want to honor our hosts with the spirit of the day and, if we’re houseguests, we offer to do the dishes. But what do we wear? Well, that’s important as clothes are a statement of good-natured intent.
5 Eateries Giving the Oyster Bar a Hip Culinary Makeover

1 month ago | artfulliving.com | Jeff Gordinier

There are certain types of restaurants that strike me as quintessentially American: the burger joint, the roadside diner, the place on the corner where you grab a slice of pizza and eat it as you dash down the sidewalk. Among those archetypes, I would include the raw bar. Granted, the notion of consuming icy platters of fresh oysters, clams, prawns and crab legs — sometimes presented via the luxurious verticality of a seafood tower — has deep roots in countries like France.
The Top Global Restaurants Reinterpreting Latin Street Food

1 month ago | artfulliving.com | Amber Gibson

From Mexico City and Oaxaca to Lima and Buenos Aires, street food fuels millions of hardworking citizens every day across Latin America. Vendors might serve just one item, perfected through generations, true masters of their craft. “Street food is an integral part of Mexican culture, prevalent in every corner, from metro stations to busy streets,” says chef Roberto Alcocer of Valle in Oceanside, California.
Traditions Classic Home Furnishings Delivers a Superyacht Design Refresh

1 month ago | artfulliving.com | Laurie Junker

It’s not every day a designer is asked to spruce up a yacht, but Mara Darrow of Traditions Classic Home Furnishings was more than happy to oblige. “I knew this would be a fun challenge,” Darrow recalls. The owners of this 112-foot superyacht named Seaquinn were ready to sell. But first, the couple wanted to refresh the interior and decks to make it more appealing to buyers. “It had a traditional Tuscan vibe, which made the boat feel dated,” Darrow explains.
At Auction: Sotheby’s Sells the Dazzling Jewels of Millicent Rogers

1 month ago | artfulliving.com | Wendy Lubovich

Millicent Rogers was certainly not your typical 1940s socialite. The granddaughter of Standard Oil partner Henry Huttleston Rogers was married three times, then fell in love with actor Carey Grant, attracting the rapt attention of photographers and style magazines worldwide. As a fashion icon, she had a fearless personal style, mixing turquoise and diamonds, and Tyrolean hats with high fashion.
Artful Living City Guide: San Diego, California

1 month ago | artfulliving.com | Amber Gibson

All products featured on ArtfulLiving.com are independently selected by our editors. We may earn commission on items you choose to buy. San Diego‘s sun-kissed brand of carefree fun has always appealed to families and friends seeking a laidback adventure. The sunny Southern California weather lends itself to outdoor activities like golfing, surfing, paragliding and kayaking among leopard sharks and sea lions at La Jolla Cove, but the city’s culinary and cultural cachet is growing, too.