Marie Antoinette As promised, I am thrilled to bring you a very special guest post today from talented artist and style savant Ingrid Mida....

The Fourth of July is always a bright, fun-filled holiday, heavy with color. But for some homes, a more subtle approach can be very attracti...

Thomas Jefferson's brick and mortar autobiography was Monticello:  43 rooms in the Roman neoclassical style. In a recent edition of the ...

I have a quaint little fold-top desk that has been with me since childhood. A writer must have a desk, however small, and this one has follo...

Tag, I'm it! Creative talent Sarah Klassen of Haute Design tagged me to list 6 lovely and uninteresting things around my home (be sure t...

I'm really loving this fabulously feminine condo by designer Joe Nye. I've decided I'll just move in. Care to come over and ha...

This is one of those website you come across, and can't figure out a) why you've never heard of it before, and b) what you did in th...

This time of year, as invitations for graduations begin to pile up in my mail box, I'm awash in waves of college nostalgia.  New books, ...

If it isn't that time of the year again.  You made it through Christmas (barely), you survived some birthdays, you thought serious gifti...