Sarah LeTrent

Ancestral craft knowledge is central to the fabrication of Bogotá designer Lucia Echavarría’s objects.

A slate-covered home in rural Michigan proves there’s always more than meets the eye.

The Three Peaks house blends a simpler way of life with modern conveniences.

Who doesn’t love a second chance?

It’s all about the subdued hues.

No matter what you call it—a tuffet, pouf, ottoman, or a good old-fashioned footstool—these pieces are small but mighty.

One of the best ways to get a sense of the retro-urban city is to visit with the designers and artists who call it home.