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As a single woman in her early thirties, navigating the market was equal parts daunting and liberating.
Debbie Dininno and her husband are now empty nesters, but she still sees her home as an ever-evolving project.
Chesapeake history, craftsmanship, and one man’s vision converge on a quiet corner of Eastport.
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Tips on decorating, collecting, and identifying antiques from local expert Charlene O'Malley.
After transforming her career, a decorative painter turns her talents to transforming an industrial space into a home.
Baltimore’s master gardeners are no ordinary green thumbs.
We get a read on the new Roland Park home of the Enoch Pratt Free Library’s Carla Hayden.
Auctions offer unique finds and competitive fun.
For Rent Shoes’ owner Harrison Davis’s modern-meets-worldly downtown loft.
A sneak peek at what to expect on a Roland Park house tour.
A guide to help your child have the best summer ever.
Great schools, proximity to the city, green spaces: We've broken down Charm City's most popular neighborhoods.
Dave Plunkert’s Cockeysville treehouse is the perfect kid’s retreat.
The home of the man behind AVAM’s Sideshow is as funky as the store.
Restaurants at Harbor Point offer something for every palette.
We ask an expert about the market's future and pick the best neighborhoods worth a second look.
These empty nesters created a kitchen for cooks, not just looks.
Denise Galambos blends modern with traditional in her Roland Park dining room.
Nouveau Home & Interior Design relocates from Belvedere Square to downtown.
Dr. Christopher Stephens’s alluring Silo Point home office.
A former Maryland State Senator and his wife create a first-floor transformation.
Graphic designer Jeremy Martin’s DIY nursery.
The harbor-front condo home of Michael Phelps’s mother is part modern style and part memory lane.
Here are the most cost-efficient ways to get winter-ready.
Joshua Sullivan’s modern home bar.
Three meal ideas for entertaining that will take you from morning into the night.
How early is too early for holiday decorations?
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