Resting On Tradition
Saray Fragoso2026-06-01T13:21:26-05:00Tréca Paris recognizes that sleep is one of life’s most important activities. The firm’s skilled artisans continue to make sleeping well their top priority.
Good Bedside Manners
Saray Fragoso2026-03-07T14:55:45-06:00Atlanta’s J. Tribble has long been known for the way it restores and reinvents antiques. Now, the company’s namesake, John Tribble, has added a new focus on a piece of furniture often overlooked and underutilized—the bedside table.
Hold The Line
Saray Fragoso2026-03-07T15:53:44-06:00Architect Jeremy Corkern designs houses for people today, but he often relies on an age-old technique—drawing on paper—when conceiving his plans
Frames of Reference
Saray Fragoso2025-08-29T15:36:58-05:00Antique prints and engravings are given context by a master craftsman in London
Well Urned
Saray Fragoso2025-05-30T10:29:50-05:00The grounds of an English Georgian-era estate were restored with today’s environment in mind. The 80-acre parkland has earned an official organic certification. Among its hallmarks are the myriad decorative containers in which plants and small trees flourish.
Shepherd’s Delight
Saray Fragoso2025-05-30T10:29:39-05:00English shepherds once slept in simple huts while tending their flocks, and now homeowners can occupy new, luxurious versions of those venerable dwellings of yore.
Spring Chores
Saray Fragoso2025-03-03T11:18:07-06:00Jacob Long set out to rescue a single textile mill. Now he’s setting a new standard for what the American textile industry could be again.
The Eye On The Prizes
Saray Fragoso2025-03-03T11:17:58-06:00Three Swedish artisans uncover vintage wallpapers that they recreate for use in homes today
Following A New Pattern
Saray Fragoso2024-12-03T15:15:13-06:00Mother-daughter designers Beth and Frances Lacefield worked together to create a new line of textiles for Bungalow Classic that reflects their strong family bond
For Better, For Worsted
Saray Fragoso2024-12-03T15:14:59-06:00Jacob Long set out to rescue a single textile mill. Now he’s setting a new standard for what the American textile industry could be again.