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Covers:  Design, architecture, interiors.

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I’m a freelance writer and editor based in Portland, Maine (formerly New York City) whose work has appeared in The Wall Street Journal, Food & Wine, Travel + Leisure, Clever by Architectural Digest, Remodelista, Food52, and Decor Maine, among others. Currently Senior Editor at Remodelista.

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Kitchen of the week: A small off-grid kitchen in an architect-designed guest cabin

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Who says you can't go home? A while back we dropped in on an off-grid cabin in eastern Ohio; designed and built by Greg Dutton (then of Midland Architecture, now of Greg Dutton Studio ) on his parents' 2,000-acre property, it serves as a guest quarters for him and his siblings. Today we're taking a closer look at the cabin's small-space kitchen, with a few budget elements, Etsy finds, and a countertop built by a childhood friend. Read on: Photography by Alexandra Ribar , courtesy of Greg Dutton.
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Extra, Extra: An Exclusive Offer at a Shop We Love, June Edition

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By Annie Quigley Verified
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Yoga 1 hour ago International Yoga Day 2026 Explained: What is PM Modi's '21 June Longest day of the year' remark all about and how did Yoga become a global movement? India.com • 1h International Yoga Day 2026 Explained: What is PM Modi’s ’21 June Longest day of the year’ remark all about and how did Yoga become a global movement?
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Remodelista Reconnaissance: Streetwear-Inspired Striped Linens in a City Flat

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By Annie Quigley Verified
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Nothing says summer like throwing some striped sheets on the bed. Like these, for example, spotted recently in a Barcelona flat, more oversized-men’s-button-down than twee cottage, cool enough for a city summer. The Sighting Above: The ideal summer city bedroom, simple and inviting, as seen in ’70s Redux: A Barcelona Apartment Finds Its Groove. The Source Above: A moment for the bedding: It’s from Tekla, Fan reveals, but in which of the eight striped colorways?
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