This salad is perfect for spring and bursting with flavor as long as you don't try to make your own beets.
This Never Too Small tour of a 376 square foot (35 square meter) apartment by architect Jack Chen is ingeniously designed for both function and form. The custom-built walls allow for a home office, entertainment center, and dining table—luxuries usually sacrificed in small spaces.
Millennials are not only not buying fine china, they aren't interested in inheriting it either. While the world has become more casual, it has also become more eco-conscious—favoring quality and ethical manufacturing. This is the story of how I went from scoffing at nice dishes to splurging and why you should too.
Spring is supposedly awakening and even though it doesn't feel like it outside, I'm already starting to crave fresh summer salads.
Making Space will take you behind the scenes with people who are making space in their home, budget, and calendar to do what matters most to them.
I've owned a lot of couches in my days, but this one is by far the most versatile. The individual pieces clip together or stand alone to make up the perfect seating arrangement for your small space.
There's a growing disruption in the way we design spaces, and this hotel company has rethought every detail. By shrinking the individual room, where people don't spend much time anyway, there's more room for meeting other citizens of the world.
Here's a sneak peek on how my husband and I comfortably fit and fed twelve guests in our small one bedroom apartment.
Americans throw away 25% more trash during the holidays than any other time of year with 6 million Christmas trees ending up in landfills. Here are 7 ways to deck the halls without a Christmas tree.
Seven years ago we moved into a studio and didn't have room for a Christmas tree, so we started a new tradition to pack a thermos and hit the streets in search of decorations. This year I proudly present: New York City Christmas lights, a photo tour!