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Peek Inside: Our First 2019 Issue is All About Before + Afters

January 10, 2019
White kitchen with a blue tile backsplash, wood stools and paired pendants

 

Photography by John O'Hagan
Photography by John O’Hagan

As the new year begins, many of us make lists of things we would like to accomplish during the next 12 months, whether it’s embarking on a new exercise routine, making a commitment to eating well, or striving for a certain goal in the workplace. Or maybe this past year was just a little too hectic, so your resolution is to make relaxing and spending time with family and friends a priority. What better place to do that than in your own home? In this “Before + After” issue, we offer plenty of inspiration to help you discover the hidden potential in your home and make it a welcoming haven. So grab a copy of your own and begin envisioning the possibilities for your home in 2019!

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January/February 2019 cover

Balthazar tub
Tub $6,999; Faucet $1,299; crosswaterlondon.com

Imagine winding down in a spa-like oasis at the end of every day. In this issue, we’re dishing the newest trends to transform your bathroom into a dream space. From luxury lighting to this Balthazar tub, we’ve got the details you need.

white colonial style foyer
Photography: Emily Followill
dilapidated colonial style foyer
Photography: Emily Followill

In this issue, see how William Baker and Suzanne Kasler breathe new life into the historic Francis Palmer Smith house while preserving its iconic exterior.

beach house living room
Photography Jessica Klewicki Glynn

Revered New York designer Christina Murphy pays tribute to her idyllic childhood in Florida with a ravishing vacation home fashioned for a friend of more than 30 years.

Photography by Alyssa Rossenheck
Photography by Alyssa Rossenheck

While honoring both the environment and the architecture, one designer and two trusting homeowners personalized a new Nashville house to bring the outside in and better suit its inhabitants.

dark blue exterior and back yard
Photography by Kip Dawkins, Will Figg

Architect Jim Rill and interior designer Jodi Macklin give a Colonial-inspired home a much-needed update, as well as a strikingly contemporary addition that embraces its waterside surroundings.

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