Camille LeFevre
Camille LeFevre has been writing about architecture and design for local and national publications throughout her career as an arts journalist. Her love of home as a place of sanctuary, inspiration, and community is profound, whether she’s teaching Pilates out of her home studio in Saint Paul or welcoming guests to her family house in Sedona.
Goldstein Museum of Design Debuts Three New Exhibitions
Now on view in the Goldstein Museum of Design’s (GMD) galleries are three exhibitions that explore several of the most relevant concerns in American...
Docomomo US/MN’s Minnesota Modern Tour Day 2018
Photos by Ben Clausen Where can you find the only Alcoa Aluminum Company home in Minnesota, built in 1958 as a marketing ploy to showcase...
Docomomo US National Symposium Highlights Iconic Architecture
In Minneapolis and St. Paul, it’s well-known that such pioneering industrialists as Dayton, Pillsbury, and Washburn (and later Cowles) not only drove the businesses...
Hello, Lora
Carved out of the limestone cliffs by the Minneapolis architecture and design firm ESG, Lora brings the hidden history of Stillwater—buried within rock, concrete, and centuries of folklore—vibrantly into the present.
The DesignBar Space Lift
Interior designer Bridget Chirigos opens the DesignBar in Wayzata for DIYers, the budget-conscious, and anyone with spaces in need of sprucing up
Earthy Glam
A heavenly rain shower transforms a dysfunctional and—let’s face it—ugly bathroom
Lakeside Dream Home
Perfect for entertaining, this contemporary home’s generous floor plan is rivaled only by its sweeping lake views.
Contemporary Cottage
Spacious yet warm with getaway spaces for both parents and kids, this charming home was built for family living
Smart Sophistication
With towering windows offering stunning views of the Minneapolis skyline, this modern condo feels like a luxurious urban tree house
Heirloom Shopping at the Twin Cities Arts & Crafts Show and Sale
An heirloom is commonly thought of as an item of jewelry, tchotchke, or home accessory (lamp, rug, chair, or artwork) passed down within a...
How Siah Armajani’s Sculptures Confound and Connect Us to “Home”
Four walls and a roof, windows and doors: In western culture, the basic components of a house are immediately recognizable, as are the ways...
Weavers Guild Celebrates Innovations in Textile Arts
As the warp of late-summer crisscrosses through the weft of early autumn, the Weavers Guild of Minnesota (founded in 1940 by six women) and...