A Newt Experience
Saray Fragoso2024-05-03T16:19:23-05:00The Newt in Somerset is as much a place to retreat for a stay as it is to dine, explore, and learn about the region’s natural and built histories.
Behind the Scenes of Larger Than Life
Saray Fragoso2026-03-07T14:14:26-06:00The Spring 2023 cover story is so wonderfully playful and colorful, as well as creative in showing the vast varieties of wallcoverings on the market. However it wasn't until I saw the "behind the scenes" photos from the shoot that I fully appreciated fantastic, and frankly surprising, scale of the vignettes.
Moving Into Town
Saray Fragoso2023-06-01T10:20:42-05:00After living for decades in the Spanish countryside, two designers moved to the main street of a Catalan village, where they have become daily players in its life
A Lasting Legacy
Saray Fragoso2023-06-01T10:19:56-05:00An interior designer and architect collaborated to create a new home for a client outside Birmingham. It’s a residence that is sure to endure into the future.
Soane Britain – Preservation of Crafts: Talk at The V&A Museum, South Kensington
Saray Fragoso2023-04-27T14:00:37-05:00Through the lens of rattan Lulu joins design writer Fiona McCarthy in conversation about why there is a crucial need to preserve these skills to ensure they will be saved for future generations.
Fitting In
Saray Fragoso2023-04-10T03:27:38-05:00Architect Andrew Trotter builds structures so distinctive that they define their locales and become immediate icons. Yet, whatever he designs seems endemic to a given region and its people.
Working Man
Saray Fragoso2026-03-07T19:00:09-06:00George Dunbar’s art is rarely predictable yet always identifiable as his alone. His works include (opening page) Mound Series, composed of acrylic paint applied to envelope paper, and (above) Rouville No. 7, which combines gold leaf with red Louisiana clay.
Larger Than Life
Saray Fragoso2026-03-08T11:51:09-05:00Nature is in full bloom, and in these wallpapers, art truly imitates life. Patterns of flowers and plants—whether the details are realistic or abstract—bring the spirit of spring to life and into your home.
Arranging Things
Saray Fragoso2026-03-07T19:10:37-06:00Illuminating the often misunderstood role of an interiors stylist, Colin King’s Arranging Things (Rizzoli) is a masterful look at the numinous, even sacred, nature of objects and an introspective musing on their dynamic placement. King writes how styling “can be a daily practice, one that empowers you to see the world differently and find new meaning in your surroundings.”
Showing The Colors
Saray Fragoso2023-04-10T04:20:48-05:00Bungalow Furniture, of Scottsdale, Arizona, in partnership with MILIEU Magazine and LEE Industries, hosted a festive gathering on November 10th, celebrating classic American style and all things red, white, and blue.