May 2021

MISSED connections

Humans by nature love to interact with each other. We are (mostly) a sociable species-- though sometimes I admittedly need to allow myself space to be a cranky hermit. I've written several editor's letters over this past pandemic year identifying the difficulties we've all faced, and isolation was probably at the top of the list.

Temporary Wallpaper 101

NIGHT BLOOMS

Embroidery Basics

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10th Anniversary STYLE MAKER ISSUE CREATIVE ADVENTUROUS INSPIRING CONFIDENT INNOVATIVE BOLD

That's how we describe our Stylemakers-- those individuals we've been spotlighting over the past decade for their influence on how we live at home. To celebrate this anniversary, we found out what a few of them have been up to since they were last featured on our pages. See how they continue to impress.

THAT'S A WRAP

CUSTOM PET portraits

One-of-a-kind art of our four-legged family members? Sign us up.

STAR POWER

Interior designer Corey Damen Jenkins wants you to think of choosing colors as if you're casting a movie: You need to pick a star and supporting players. In this family room, peacock feathers inspired the palette, with vibrant blue walls getting the spotlight. "Cobalt blue drives the space and electrifies it," he says. Teal, green, tan, and a shot of yellow for contrast complete the ensemble.

Super graphics

Racheal Jackson has made a name for herself painting retro-cool murals across the country. Step into her Technicolor world and take notes. She'll give you the confidence fo tackle your own statement-making wall treatment.

Great escape

Inspired by his travels, design-lover and blogger Dabito turned his backyard patio into a destination for relaxation.

The stay-at-home gardener

Like many people, photographer Dana Gallagher has spent the past year growing food-- and finding joy-- in her own backyard.

AFRICAN violets

These sweet, giftable houseplants bloom almost constantly and can live for decades when they're treated right

Editor's CHOICE

Design chameleon Michelle Adams loves a decorating challenge. The serial renovator sees each new home as a chance to take her style in new directions. In her latest endeavor, she breaks the mold of her midcentury house by deftly mixing decor styles and reimagining her favorite pieces within its modern frame.

CREATIVE CHEMISTRY

ELLEN MARIE BENNETT AND CASEY CAPLOWE FOCUS THEIR AMPLE ENERGY AND BOUNTY OF IDEAS ON THEIR LOS ANGELES HOME AND GARDEN.

DARA CAPONIGRO

SHARING HER PASSION FOR ALL THINGS INTERIOR DESIGN TO HELP PEOPLE BRING PERSONALITY AND BEAUTY TO THEIR SPACES.