Touch of Class
The cushiest throws, sleekest furniture, gleamingest silver, and other gorgeously affordable luxuries
Issues: March-April 2007
A Cut Above
Sometimes a grab-and-go bouquet just won’t do. We want to be dazzled. Here, six highly creative florists show us their most artful arrangements for $100*.
With All Due Respect
An architecturally significant 1930s house in Northfield gets an update that honors its pedigreed past.
The Art Formerly Known as Prints
Oprah’s decorators, a potter’s new gallery, and other people, places, and things you need to know about
Curtain Calls
Of subtlety, function, and fun: what we learned about dressing a window from the pros at Workroom
I Spy
We dare you to I.D. one of our favorite boutiques, I.D.
Subterranean Cool
A basement becomes a high-style retreat—and goes green at the same time.
The Human Factor
Add a personal touch with bright, handcrafted accents.
View from the Top
Lush ornamental grasses, a fountain, and a remarkable view make a rooftop garden in Bucktown a peaceful perch.
Clothes Encounter
What’s black and white and chic all over? High-impact prints are showing up on everything!