Thanksgiving is the purest holiday. It is the distillation of all that is good and lasting in families and with friends. The Thanksgivings of my childhood were often at our relatively unheated summer house in Massachusetts. We meet four or five other die-hard families for a last weekend before . . .
As nights get longer and air cooler, it’s time to break out the fleece and the fire pit. Nothing pairs with this autumn ritual quite like the perfect glass of beer. We’re lucky in the Philadelphia area to have so many fantastic options for locally crafted beers to choose from . . .
Ralph Waldo Emerson once wrote that the ‘earth laughs in flowers,’ and in my opinion so does British designer Tricia Guild, founder of Designer’s Guild. Designer’s Guild is a London based firm known for their amazing color stories and bold, oversized, painterly compositions. Each design starts as a large work on canvas before becoming digital prints on fabric . . .
For me this is such a topsy-turvy time of year. I hate the close of the hazy days of summer. I mourn the putting away of sandals and long family dinners on our porch, but what I do love is the sense of starting anew. September is much more of a new year for me than January . . .
Pasta bowls are a thing now. Flag bearers of a new foodie revolution, they’ve turned the traditional table upside down. Every bride we register wants pasta bowls. And it’s not just at Tailored Home – every major retailer across the globe has reported a significant rise in sales of pasta bowls . . .
