Lisa Keys
Colorful ideas to warm up your home this winter It may be the doldrums of winter, but you can combat the cold-weather blues with these fun, fresh products for your home. From colorful cups to playful pillows, our picks...
A lot of living on a smaller scale You could say Gerald Rowan knows something about small homes. The writer and architectural history professor has renovated some 60 small houses and cabins. Rowan’s newest book, “Compact Houses” (Storey),...
Virtually chic: New curated design shops, online and off Feeling like there’s a lack of separation between your online and offline (er, “real”) lives? You’re not alone. It’s not just our work and social lives straddling these spheres —...
Latest 'Brooklyn' design offerings Brooklyn’s real estate market may be shattering records, but you don’t have to actually reside in the borough to achieve its look. Whether you’re in search of a raffish objet...
Archtober salutes city-wide design minds Halloween, beer fests and post-season baseball don’t have a monopoly on October. This year marks the third anniversary of Archtober — a month-long celebration of architecture and design sponsored by...
Trick out your home at these new design stores Fall is a time of new beginnings: New season, new fashions, new school year. Amidst so many fresh starts, why not freshen up your digs a bit, too? Whether you’re...
Happy as a clam STORM TROOPERS Don’t let a little rain ruin your Caribbean vacay. Puerto Rico’s La Concha Resort, in San Juan, is offering a “risk-free sun spree” with its Weather Proof Package....
Eat here now YOU’RE GROUNDED! Get your grub and groove on at the Southern Ground Music and Food Festival in Nashville on Sept. 27 and 28. The two-day fest, created by the Zac...
NY State of Mind CIVIL LIBERTIES Civil War buffs: March upstate the weekend of Sept. 14 and 15, where, as part of Dutchess County Heritage Days (“Celebrating 300 Years of Democracy”), the region will...