Kitchen + Bath

  1. Create a Stylish Spread

    by L'Oreal Thompson | September 27, 2012

    Give your Thanksgiving tabletop a treat with pieces that celebrate the colors and themes of the season.
    1 Pie-lettes
    Serve family and friends their own mini pies. The Emile Henry Artisan Mini Ruffled Pie Dish, just under 6 inches in diameter, is made in France from Burgundian clay and features a pretty ruffled edge. In olive green [...]

  2. Groutless

    by Chesapeake Home Magazine | February 9, 2012

    by John Byrd
    SUSAN CASSELL, of Great Falls Design Build, recalls the chain of events from which she concluded that some of the fundamentals of bathroom design were about to change. “We were remodeling a bathroom with a lot of cracked grout that had opened the way to serious leakage,” Cassell remembers.
    “This is a common occurrence, [...]

  3. Drama Queen

    by Christianna McCausland | September 25, 2011

    It’s impossible to imagine that the kitchen owned by Darshna Dhake and Matthew Rick, now an homage to dramatic, contemporary style, was once a ho-hum suburban room. “It was basically a builder-grade townhouse built in the ‘80s,” Dhake explains. “There was nothing wrong with it, but it lacked personality, which made a person reluctant to [...]

  4. Bathroom Design Four Ways

    by L'Oreal Thompson | September 25, 2011

    One of the most functional spaces in the home, the bathroom is a space where many people start and end their day. But your bathroom can be more than just a place to take a shower and brush your teeth; it can express your style and personality as well. To help inspire your own bathroom [...]

  5. A Warm Bath

    by Carol Sorgen | May 4, 2009

    The bathroom in Patricia Chatfield’s Annapolis home felt like an “iceberg,” recalls interior designer Joni Zimmerman, president and artistic director of Design Solutions, Inc. So Chatfield, who had previously collaborated with Zimmerman on a kitchen remodel, called her in again to give the bath some much-needed warmth—literally as well as figuratively.
    While the bathroom—which had a [...]

  6. Classic In Black and White

    by Christianna McCausland | May 4, 2009

    A stylish renovation offers smart luxuries that take an outdated bath back to basics.

  7. Re-creating History

    by Mark S. Reeve | May 4, 2009

    As with anything, a home begins with a fresh, clear face that over time wears the marks of its life, including ensuing redesigns diminishing the structure’s original appearance. Homeowner Melanie and her husband and their young boys learned this when they moved into a 1920s center hall Georgian colonial in a historic Baltimore neighborhood. They [...]

  8. Natural, Nautical and Modern

    by Christianna McCausland | May 4, 2009

    Like a ship at sea, the kitchen looks most romantic when it is lit at night. The tops of the cabinets are outfitted with soft blue lights and the surfboard-shaped island is fitted with LED lights as well. “When we have people over and we want to dim the lights, we light up the surfboard and it’s just beautiful,” says the homeowner.

  9. Extreme Green

    by Scott Sowers | May 4, 2009

    When Holly and George Stone bought their house in Clarksville, Maryland in 1990 they didn’t conceive of doing any remodeling because at the time it almost felt too big. But over the years, one particular problem gnawed away at Holly. “The pantry was on the other side of the kitchen and you had to go [...]

  10. JANUS et Cie

    by Chesapeake Home Magazine | May 4, 2009

    With a 28-year history of creativity and innovation, JANUS et Cie has established a reputation for beautiful design, superior craftsmanship, and lasting quality. Known for fine outdoor furnishings, JANUS et Cie is continually expanding its offerings to include home and garden accessories, interior furnishings, textiles, and more. Their selection of kitchen tables and chairs ranges [...]