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Tailor-Made Interiors

Mar 6, 2012

Architect and designer Campion Platt was in town from New York the other weekend, signing his book Made to Order- (Monacelli Press) and sharing his work with an audience of interested...

Need a Hand in the Kitchen?

Mar 5, 2012

Admit it: cooking can be a drag. Sometimes you need a little extra incentive, some encouragement to get yourself to go into the kitchen and come up with something other than cold cereal or frozen...

How Farro We’ve Come

Mar 5, 2012

When we sing of “amber waves of grain,” it’s probably not farro that most of us Americans have in mind. But maybe someday. Farro is commonly grown on the hills of Tuscany, and who wouldn’t admit...

Beauty and the Bike Rack

Mar 4, 2012

Chris Brigham was a Fine Arts college graduate gainfully employed as a graphic designer in San Francisco. But he found himself wanting to do more with his hands, to make something more tangible,...

Civic-minded Tote Bags

Feb 28, 2012

Tote bags are the new tee-shirts: the small-“d” democratic sign of allegiance to one cause or another. We use tote bags more than ever now that paper and plastic are both no-no’s at the grocery...

Got Eggs? Got Dinner!

Feb 28, 2012

Eggs, like pancakes, are one of those food items that calls out “breakfast” to most of us. But if we serve them after sundown, they represent a sort of lazy, delicious decadence: breakfast for...

Elegant Spheres of Light

Feb 27, 2012

“Assembly required” is the fine print most of us do not want to read when it comes to something we’re thinking of buying to furnish our happy home. Too often, assembly required means “puzzle over...

Dancing Candles

Feb 26, 2012

Candlestick holders can be merely functional vehicles for light, or they can be artistic objects in their own right, beautiful even without a candle lighted at night. These candlestick holders...

Cabbage Patch Meals

Feb 21, 2012

Unlike Cabbage Patch dolls of the '80s, cabbage the food is a hot ticket for winter dinner.

Fix-It at the Fair

Feb 20, 2012

It’s not too late to catch the last of the season’s city-sponsored Fix-It Fairs. At these free annual neighborhood events (this is its 25th year), city and community resources come together to...

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