Edited by Gina Bazer Over the years, Dwell Studio has ascended gradually to home decor greatness, starting out with a fantastic line of modern-patterned bed linens, then moving on to other accessories, among them nursery linens, pillows, throws, window coverings, and an entire line of fabrics. The company’s latest foray, into furniture, is its most … Read more
This marks the first of a series of blogs we will be posting on rooms we love. We come across far more…
Ninety-nine percent of Chicago’s art and design community is rallying behind the symbiotic pairing of the SOFA (Sculpture Objects and Functional Art) and Intuit (Folk and Outsider) art fairs going on at the tip-top of Navy Pier this weekend…
The other day I was driving along Wrightwood in Lincoln Park and: wait, what’s that? A home décor outlet shop I don’t know about?!…
Do you have plans this Friday night? If you don’t, come out to The Interview Show at the Hideout, where Jan Parr and I will be “on the couch”…
WORLDLY WISE: The owners of Space519 decorate a small area of their boutique to spotlight a motif that runs through the the shop…
HOSPITALITY SWEET: A designer, oenophile, and generous host makes his house and its grounds even more inviting to guests…
About 14 years ago, when I moved to Chicago, I bought a futon (long gone) and two steel desk lamps (still have them!)…
As home décor veers away from picture-perfect and toward personal and quirky, there is much more room for the downright weird!
Story highlights from the November/December 2011 issue of Chicago Home + Garden magazine.
