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"\"Remodelista: A Manual for the Considered Home\" by Julie Carlson\nThe decor site's simple, sophisticated style is showcased in an inspiration-filled volume\nThe Brooklyn living room of Remodelista cofounder Francesca Connolly is grounded by an eight-foot-long tufted-mohair sofa that was created by local upholsterers based on a midcentury design. The carved mantel is original to Connolly's 19th-century brownstone.\nThe 75-square-foot galley kitchen of a magazine art director and her artist husband was designed with clever built-ins, like the undercounter installation of the microwave, seen at right, which leaves the slate countertop free for food preparation.\nA children's room in London is clad in vibrant Josef Frank wallpaper. The 1960s wall lights were sourced in Stockholm.\nIn Los Angeles, the striking office kitchen of production company Biscuit Filmworks is sheathed in Fez encaustic cement tiles. The custom-made communal table\u2014made of plywood with exposed bolts\u2014adds an industrial edge.\nA bathroom on the attic floor of an early-20th-century five-story Brooklyn townhouse features an original arched window and an enameled-steel tub. Benjamin Moore enamel in platinum gray lends the silvery floor a subtle sheen."^^<http://www.w3.org/2001/XMLSchema#string>
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