
Oyster sticks - used to cultivate farm raised oysters are now showing up recyled into furniture and accessories. I first noticed oyster stic...
Oyster sticks - used to cultivate farm raised oysters are now showing up recyled into furniture and accessories. I first noticed oyster stic...
The Washington Post ran a Sales Talk piece about Haute ** back in Feb '09. Not sure why it took me until November to get there to check...
"Seeing isn't believing, believing is seeing." (from the film, The Santa Clause) Another Christmas has come and gone, leavin...
As 2009 comes to a close, I'm very excited to have come across a new blog, Ragland Hill Social (although a number of smart bloggers foun...
I'm cheating a bit because I posted the above picture back in July - but this could be one of my all time favorite rooms. Maria Killam o...
On our no-outlet loop street, we understand why we're always dead last on the list to get plowed. Even when they do come, County plows o...
This weekend I'm hoping to start-and-finish a cushion for a small bench. The fabric is a white and gray leopard spot that I bought from...
If you don't live in the DC area, you might miss Washington Post journalist Terry Sapienza's great interview with Jon Hutman, the pr...
Ever since my first visit to Charleston last spring, I occasionally check out the historic properties for sale South of Broad. One can imagi...
Blog Information: (December 2013) My Notting Hill is a participant in the Amazon Services LLC Associates Program, an affiliate advertising...
Folio is reporting on their site that Washington Spaces magazine's current November/December issue will be their last. The article by ...
I received a wonderful book as a gift this weekend, The Way We Live by Stafford Cliff, and came across the concept of usé opulence . The o...