This Interior Designer Turned His 250-Square-Foot Apartment Into His Saving Grace
Armando Aguirre made the most of his tiny Upper West Side space.
Paralympic Swimmer Mallory Weggemann Opens Her Accessible Minnesota Home to AD
After struggling to find a place that would meet her needs, the gold medalist calls her abode a “safe space to land.”
Adding More Walls Was the Secret to This D.C. Apartment Renovation
A “1920s fantasy” gives a creative couple space to be alone together.
I Have Cerebral Palsy, and Anthony Bourdain Pushed Me to See the World
For as long as I can remember, I have wanted to see the world, and I was fortunate enough to be in a position where such a dream was not too distant.
Renovation Milestones Happened Fast and Slow in L.A.’s Mount Washington
Architectural designer Grey Shaeffer took her time to update a rundown oasis into a stunning Sea Ranch-style home.
An Open Letter to Parents Who Use the Term “Special Needs”
A question that never reached my inbox until recently was, “I prefer using the term ‘special needs,’ why should I stop?”
We Asked Annie Sloan How to Chalk Paint Furniture—She Invented It, After All
Annie Sloan invented the method, after all.
An Art-Filled Napa Valley Home Pushes the Envelope for Prefab Design
A Bay Area family harnesses the power of prefab to build a weekend hideaway replete with custom finishes.
What Is Disabled Motherhood Like?
As a woman with cerebral palsy, the question marks I’ve had around motherhood have existed for as long as I can remember.
I love watching movies in the middle of a summer day.