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The new Federal Hill space is larger, but its modern furniture isn’t.
Uncovering your home’s history has never been easier.
We love any excuse to throw a party, especially one that highlights all the things we love about summer.
Wedding Solutions by Angel, LLC. is a one-stop service for all your styling needs for any special occasion.
Navigating my daughter's wedding without my own mother to steer me.
The Local Oyster co-owner shares his favorite things.
Friends Mary Thomas and Amy Isler turn "crafternoons" into community business.
Get a glimpse of these private penthouses and ornate suites.
BGE HOME offers a 100-percent satisfaction guarantee.
Our daughter illuminated household dangers we never even considered.
Mei Xu has the nose for making it big in candles.
Baltimore designers, architects, and decorators divulge their decor secrets.
TheFlatRate.com, a new business model, gives buyers and sellers fresh options.
When battling bugs and plant disease, take a holistic approach.
Bring those tropical vibes inside with a retro-inspired celebration.
Preserving the character of a historic Bay Ridge home that’s now perfect for gatherings.
Move full steam ahead with our tips and tricks for a repast to remember.
Create an arrangement with style with help from local experts (and your iPhone!)
Everyone defines home differently and our goal is to convey that.
With a unique business model, WhyHotel provides a hotel experience inside luxury apartments.
The Fork & Wrench and Modern Cook Shop owner starts a new chapter in his life.
Embracing Korean cuisine, Phil Han goes back to his roots.
Here are the 15 metro-area neighborhoods that are selling like hotcakes.
Inside Baltimore photographer Christopher Myers’ Overlea kitchen.
Far from her roots, classical radio host Judith Krummeck revels in a recent renovation—and in her two cultural identities.
