DBT: Dialectal behavioral therapy- emotional regulation for remodels
Rachel: Okay. So we are here today with a very special guest, a friend, a colleague, a long time colleague, Wendy Douglas. We go way back, way back, right to … Read more
Instead of Tearing It Down, They Rescued It
A couple of experienced renovators were looking for a house in the Bay Area to demolish — until one with a strong ‘midcentury vibe’ won their hearts. By Tim McKeough March … Read more
25 of the Biggest Design Mistakes New Homeowners Make
Signed, sealed—doh By Meaghan O’Neill December 26, 2017 You put on your big girl pants, met with your financial adviser, got a mortgage, and bought a house. Hooray! Now comes the hard … Read more
How One Couple Transformed Their Brooklyn Brownstone to Age in Place
With lots of rooms — and stairs — a 19th-century brownstone isn’t an easy place to grow old. But after 40 years in Park Slope, they wanted to stay put. … Read more
A Childhood Crush, Updated for the 21st Century
As a child in Austin, Texas, he admired the house from afar. As an adult, he made it his own. Casey Dunn By Tim McKeough Feb. 11, 2020 Even as a … Read more
Where Does the House End and the Yard Begin?
In one Los Angeles home, it’s difficult to tell. And that’s the way the owners like it. Matthew Millman By Tim McKeough Dec. 31, 2019 At David and Jamie Thompson’s … Read more
Dwell’s Top 10 Renovations of 2019
By Lauren Conklin — December 13, 2019 From adaptive reuse to midcentury rehabs, these deft renovations deserve a second look. The year’s most memorable transformations ran the gamut from gut … Read more
Renovations: Before and After Follow Every Step of a Major Midcentury Modern Renovation
In 1948, it was a ‘daring project,’ but the next 70 years weren’t kind. A Connecticut couple’s plan was to rescue and update it — and to survive the process. … Read more
