When I first saw these photos, the balcony convinced me that it was somewhere in Europe. It turns out that illustrator Bernadette Pascua and fashion photographer Andrew Stinson live just down the street from me in Williamsburg, Brooklyn. This was the couple’s first grown-up apartment together (full kitchen, dishwasher, no roommates), and it’s been a team…
I always love seeing inside homes that are outside of major cities. Today we’re getting a peek inside the Lakewood, Ohio, home of Charity D’Amato. For the past eight years, Charity has run Chartreuse, a design firm on the west side of Cleveland where she regularly collaborates with amazing designers and clients. And as author…
British stylist Emily Rickard lived in Australia for the past 10 years and just packed up her life and moved to New York for the next chapter. Before crossing the oceans, she stopped on home turf and teamed up with photographer Anthea Williamson to capture the amazing river home of Josie Curran and Barnaby Girling….
Interior designer Cortney Bishop lives in this Sullivan’s Island, South Carolina, home with her husband, Baker, and their two children. The Bishops’ home appears incredibly comfortable and relaxing. I love the warm colors in the Scott Duce painting; it looks great paired with the classy vanity table. I’m also a huge fan of Cortney’s office….
Well, hello, my new favorite cards in the world. These clever little cards from Andrew Kolb let you share your own custom drawings or messages with the recipient by “tattooing” them on banners (or bodies). I love cards that let the buyer customize them in some way, and these are especially fun because they encourage…
I love re-discovering areas of fine art that were once passions of mine. When I was younger, I used to look through photography magazines and advertising award catalogs, pulling out pictures that caught my eye. I’d later collage them onto my notebooks and binders, alongside pictures of Kurt Cobain and Eddie Vedder, to serve as…
As nice as the idea of wind chimes sounds, I don’t normally buy or use them at home, mainly because I think the bell would slowly drive me nuts if I had to hear it all day. But I recently walked by Love, Adorned and heard these bells in person and had to momentarily reconsider…
Thank you to Michael Harlan Turkell and Heritage Radio for having Grace as a guest on his radio show, The Food Seen. You can listen to the full radio interview here.
Thank you to the NY Daily News for this feature on Design*Sponge at Home. Full article here.
Thank you to Richmond Home magazine for this feature on Grace Bonney and Design*Sponge at Home. Full article here.
Thank you to WGN TV for having Grace Bonney on air to do a DIY project from Design*Sponge at Home. Full clip here and below.
Thank you to Bridget Otto at Oregon Live for this feature on Grace Bonney and Design*Sponge at Home. Full story here.
Thank you to Ebay’s Inside Source for this feature on Design*Sponge at Home. Full story here.
Thank you to The San Francisco Chronicle for this feature on Design*Sponge at Home. Full story here.
Thank you to Gretchen at The Happiness Project for featuring Grace Bonney in their interview series. Full story here.
Thanks to the Charleston City Paper for this feature on Design*Sponge at Home and our book signing in Charleston. Full story here.
Thanks to Salon.com for including Grace Bonney in their story on Portlandia’s effect on the design community. Full story here.
