- Double Vision »
Modern impulses and refined traditionalism join forces in an elegant lakefront aerie
- Cool Yule »
A peek inside a Chicago power couple’s refreshingly mod holiday party
- Air Time »
Popular radio morning-show host DreX wakes up to a magnificent view and a whole lot of glamour . . . with a cool ’70s vibe.
- Object Lessons »
A North Shore decorator with an eye for elegant juxtapositions proves that when it comes to accessorizing, bigger is better.
- High Society »
When baby’s on board, you want a chair that’s safe, practical, and coo-coo crazy cute
- The Character Issue »
Shrewd design takes the cookie-cutter look out of a new-construction condo
- Hue Man »
Paint guru Ed Mattingly spills on color trends, the importance of sampling, and the benefits of getting dirty
- Five Uses For... »
Five designers tell us what they love about ribbon.
- Home, James »
Check into the hot new James Hotel—and check out ways to create suite hospitality on your own turf
- The China Syndrome »
Give antique dishes a surprising new spin by mixing them with modern pieces
- Cold Comfort »
No, Virginia, a winter garden is not an oxymoron.
- Allison Wonderland »
We love his spiffy ties, so we wondered: What’s Lee Allison’s pad like?
- Westward, Ah »
Hinsdale’s charming central shopping district holds French country–style delights—and some thoroughly modern surprises
- Buyer's Guide »
- Everyday, Elevate »
- Through the Red Door »
Our undying amour for Porte Rouge
- Twill and Grace »
Crosell & Co is a little haven of stemware and china, pillows and candles, and all things “transitional-traditional”.
- Something to Talk About »
Trisha London's shop is full of interesting, strikingly affordable contemporary pieces, from accent furniture and lamps to rugs and art.
- Bright Lights, Big Statement »
Light up your life with British-based Duffy London’s Glow Canvases.
- Local Heroes »
As buying original, handcrafted pieces becomes more and more appealing to design enthusiasts, local furniture designers who once worked under the radar are starting to bring their work to the fore. Three new showrooms put pieces by these talented furn-auteurs within easy reach.
- Natural Selection
- Prints Charming »
Nama Rococo's and Neisha Crosland's no-so-typical wallpapers
- Bowled Over »
A custom-made bowling-lane table from Scout.
- Mixmaster »
In her relatively short career of ten years, interior decorator Jordana Joseph—whose style can be loosely described as what happens when funky-eclectic grows up—has done a little bit of everything.
- Mann Power »
Gutsy designer, Kara Mann a hopeless fan of skulls, leather, and rock ’n’ roll, will open a namesake showroom in River North this winter.
- Quick Hits »
Clark Street in Andersonville is becoming a hotspot for home accessorizing. Proving the point , here are a few of the shops.
- Presents of Mind »
This year, thoughtful as ever, we’re giving our loved ones things we’d like to receive ourselves . . .
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