Interiors

Farmers markets are becoming a destination for handcrafted, modern home goods.

Naturally NeutralAlthough black is back for good, color palettes are also growing increasingly more brown—flaunting stunning shades that trend from taupe and tan to chocolate and cream. If pops of punctuated color aren’t your...

Before Kelly Marshall’s designs even hit the loom, they are first infused with her joy and passion for textiles. There is a timelessness to the work she produces—a quality that honors the past while...

Images courtesy David Heide Design StudioThe spa-like experience. The tub and shower (i.e., a water space) behind a glass partition. Statement art on the walls. Concrete, terrazzo, marble. Asymmetrical fixtures and mirrors. When considering...

Endless Possibilities Gone are the days of needing to narrow down hardware options to your one and only favorite. Try incorporating two or three styles into your space for a subtle touch of personalization. “This...

Catch the 5 W's of the Navab Brothers' new line of small town-inspired Prairie Land Rugs. Who? Dynamic duo Far and Sam Navab, the owners (and brothers) of their namesake Navab Brothers Oriental Rug Co., joined creative forces with...

Force your way into spring with these flowers

Photos courtesy Brooke & LouIf you’re looking to freshen up your interior spaces for the new season, make sure to check out Brooke & Lou’s new spring collection of home accessories and décor. Inspired...

Cheap, simple, and creative ways to get your house ready for Halloween.

For midcentury modern enthusiasts unable or not willing to travel, this year’s Docomomo US National Symposium is for you! (And for anyone else, of course.) As the organization (the acronym stands for Documentation and...

Photos providedFollowing the massive success of their Pren collection, Minnesota-based brands Room & Board and Cambria are launching an exclusive home goods collection for the holiday season. Food-safe, maintenance-free, and perfect for entertaining or...

Nate and Erin Moren are known for custom furniture and lighting that is both functional and pure sculpture, but they have also crafted a line of original home goods in their Northeast Minneapolis studio

Kristin Rackner of Studio Vice dishes on why she embraces bohemian home style, and how the aesthetic is gaining traction.