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Pots and Planters Iced With a White Glaze
Los Angeles artist Sara Petersen's line of Nantucket Pottery is a play on the interaction of fog and beach. Like fog, the white glaze blankets the sand colored and textured vessels. They're equally at...
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Holidays at Home: Best Photos from the Gardenista Gallery
All year we've been collecting holiday photos that inspire us: our favorite DIY ideas for bringing nature indoors to trim trees, deck halls, and make everything generally merry. We've pulled together a...
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Shopper's Diary: Weekly Flowers to Your Doorstep, from Wild Folk Studio
Take a look at the floral arrangements coming out of Wild Folk Studio and you might not guess that they'd all been made by a single florist, working in a studio tucked into the eaves of her home in...
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House Call: Christmas Decor by Loppelilla in Norway
Spotted on Decor8: inspiring imagery from Irene Finne's Loppelilla, a chronicle of her life in the pristine Norwegian town of Evanger. Along with two friends, Finne runs Patina, a café, store, and...
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Modern Metal from Urban Mettle: House Numbers and Planters
In this season of decorating doors and mailboxes with as much winter greenery as humanly possible, we're already thinking about the rest of the year when houses get stripped back to their bare bones,...
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A White Christmas, with Potted Cyclamen
You can make it snow indoors, you know, with pots of white cyclamen. There are quite a few kinds of cyclamen—nearly two dozen species—and no, we are not supposed to venerate the common, large-flowered...
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MIX Garden, Healdsburg's Well Considered Shop with a Mission
When we first began Remodelista, it was in the early days of online shops and we came across a fantastic nursery and garden store in Austin called Gardens owned by award winning landscape designers...
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Designer Visit: Arne Maynard at Home in Wales
Garden designer Arne Maynard, based in London and Wales, has been a longtime favorite of mine. Having grown up in the Dorset countryside, he knows his plants. That knowledge married with an architect's...
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Gift Guide: For the Herbalist
If you're still searching for the perfect gift for me—oops, I mean an herbalist in your life—here are six special presents that I can guarantee would not only be loved, but actually used: Above: Take a...
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Giveaway Winner: Garrett Wade Digging Tools (and More)
We have a winner. Congratulations and thanks to everyone who entered our latest Gardenista Giveaway of a $224 collection of last-a-lifetime digging tools from Garrett Wade (and accessories to sharpen...
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DIY: A Woodland Holiday Party (Indoors)
There is nothing more magical than an open-air party in a forest clearing. There's a festive smell of pines, ferny green undergrowth, and clear bright moonlight. The only trouble is that in December...
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DIY: Sarah's Cardoon Swag
At our recent Remodelista Dinner, our friend Louesa Roebuck decorated the dining table with cardoon thistles. I loved the furry burrs so much, I took several home with me. This year, instead of making...
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A Secret Courtyard Garden in Piccadilly, Ancient Tree Ferns Included
A small, dark courtyard with an awkward shape: this is urban gardening for many of us. A new garden in the middle of London's Piccadilly is just such a place, with the added disadvantage of an...
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Art and Photography: The Flowers of Isabel Bannerman
Garden designer Isabel Bannerman works on the grand scale. A forthcoming London spring show at Park Walk Gallery, Chelsea will showcase her flower photographs, with prints 5 feet high. With husband...
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DIY: A Wild and Foraged Christmas Bouquet
My favorite arrangements to make for the holidays are those inspired by my natural surroundings. What better way than to take a walk in the woods, on the beach, in the mountains, finding unlikely...
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The Ultimate Snow and Ice Melting Device
Expecting holiday guests? Snow shovels and brushes are no match for the thin layer of ice that can greet them, with perilous results, when they walk up your steps on a wintry evening. Imagine a heated...
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Single-Ingredient Holiday Decor, 10 Ideas
Some of us are geniuses at Remodelista when it comes to floral arrangements (Alexa, are you reading this?). Others, not so much (self included). That's why I gravitate toward the single-ingredient...
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DIY: A Menu for Christmas Morning
Everyone knows that starting the day with a well-balanced breakfast is a good idea and as far as I'm concerned, this is especially true on Christmas. It's a day when, if I'm not careful, I might...
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Gift Guide: For the Apiarist or Honey Bee Lover
Whether you know someone who dons the white suit and does the noble work of beekeeping, or someone whose relationship to bees is more one of admiration from afar, here are gifts for the bee-loving set....
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Shopper's Diary: The New Craftsmen in Mayfair
The New Craftsmen is a pop-up shop in London's Mayfair. Its temporary home is a former stable in a muse behind South Audley Street, and the original interior (tiled walls, floors with drainage)...
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