A Rustic, Yet Refined Kitchen by David Heide Design Studio
Photos by Rich Michell Nestled deep in the woods on a lakeside lot, this classic cabin—with its dated wood finishes, log columns and railings, and a quintessential antler chandelier—was defined by numerous rustic cabin...
Petit Point: A Historic Remodel in St. Louis Park
Photos by Susan Gilmore When Lilly and Ross Moeding happened upon this century-old gem in St. Louis Park, the couple knew it needed work. But that’s exactly what they wanted—a project. “When we were looking...
Tips & Tricks: Color Drenching
Photos courtesy of Studio M Interiors Color has power. Even when used on its own, a single color can be bold and impactful enough to completely transform a space. Color drenching is a technique that...
Bright Ideas for Managing Light During Daylight Savings
Photo courtesy of Graber Minnesota winters are notorious for their limited daylight. In fact, according to World Data, the average winter day in the state sees only about eight hours of sunlight. As we near...
Luxury in Limewash
The world of interior design is seeing a rise in the popularity of brushed wall treatments. From French Wash and limewash to Venetian plaster, these types of textured finishes add complexity and movement to...
‘Homes of Quiet Elegance’ Available Now
If you asked Wade Weissmann of Wade Weissmann Architecture how he would describe an “heirloom house,” he would tell you it’s an abode that “lasts generations and carries traditions and memories forward even as...
From the Editor: DIY Wall Molding
Do it big with a do-it-yourself wall treatment—an upgrade on which homeowners can cash in for a quick, easy enhancement that elevates interiors with a touch of traditional flair. Although there are countless how-to...
Designer for a Day: A New Service by The Divine Living Space
Itching to transform your space without going through the typical long-winded interior design process? Enter The Divine Living Space’s new service, Designer for a Day, where homeowners become lead designers of their living spaces...
The Legacy Continues: Anne McDonald Design’s Exclusive Showroom on The Expert
Photos by Taylor Hall O’Brien, Styling by Liz Gardner Since its recognition on The Expert Top 40 list earlier this year, Minneapolis-based Anne McDonald Design has only seemed to grow in popularity. In fact, the...
Handcrafting History
Photos by David Ellis The fascinating history of handmade ceramic tile—the oldest decorative art—dates back to 4,000 B.C., when Egyptian, Assyrian, and Babylonian artisans began working with colored stone and crafting blue-glazed bricks before...
Color Your World: Life in Color 2024
There’s a continual push and pull between staying neutral and capitalizing on color, whether it be with fashion, makeup, or, most notably for us, home design. Neutral hues like whites, beiges, and grays are...
Radiantly Retro
Photos by Ben Clasen When Lucy Dahl attended the open house for a 1958 rambler in north Minneapolis, she immediately felt drawn to its quirky, vintage charm. But as she walked through the home, it...
Digitized Dwellings
“Imagine you have a movie stored on your computer, and you want to watch it on your TV in the living room,” prompts Kristin Reinitz, general manager and co-owner at Admit One Home Systems....
Blast From the Past: Inside a Retro Recreation Room
Photos by Ben Clasen There’s no place for cynicism in Lucy Dahl and De’Antye Mickel’s evocative basement recreation room, which radiates fun and innocence courtesy of the 1960s, ’70s, and ’80s. “Everyone from 5-year-olds to...
Q&A: Grout Couture
Photos by Alyssa Lee Midwest Home: What are the different visual effects of dark and light grout colors?
Wendy Boyer (Brown Cow Design): Grout dynamically changes the way tile looks. You can use a light or...
Project Spotlight: Big-City Living
Photos by Jeffrey Gray BrandstedMike Rataczak, a Minnesota native and principal of Mike Rataczak Studios, relocated back to the Twin Cities area after a 32-year stint in New York City. Although the designer loved...
Cabinetry Craze: 3 Ideas to Spruce Up Your Cabinets
Clear Off the CountersInspired by its clients’ former home designed by renowned late architects Elizabeth and Winston Close, Albertsson Hansen Architecture and Interior Design chose a warm walnut wood—an increasingly popular choice in today’s...
Tips & Tricks: Choosing Paint Finishes
When you finally decide on a paint color for your project, you’re faced with even more questions: Which finish is best for that particularly space? What are the differences between them? With the help...
The Home Is Your Oyster
When remodeling a current home or building a new one, it’s fun to dream. So, let’s go to this dreamland and imagine what it would be like if you had an unlimited budget. Or,...
Decorative Woodwork Boasts an Eternal Appeal
Decorative woodwork, also known as millwork or moldings, “brings the interior structure of a home to life,” says Bruce Kading, principal of Bruce Kading Interior Design in Minneapolis. “It’s like adding just the right...