In honor of its silver anniversary, the March/April issue of Veranda features 25 of the magazine's best rooms, all pulled from the archives by the designers who completed them. Above: an end-of-day, moment of Zen slideshow. Browse the gallery for spaces done up by Mary McDonald, Windsor Smith, Miles Redd, Carolyne Roehm, Thomas O'Brien, and a whole bunch more.
· Looking Back: Veranda's Most Memorable Rooms [Veranda]
Gawker has published stories about terrible roommates. A snippet from the winner: "Later that day I came back from class or some activity and she had taken her hunting knife to my mattress, a lot of my clothes, our rug, our bean bag chair, and had killed a squirrel with it and left it in my bed." [Gawker]
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It's only been three months since Curbed National launched, but even still we decided to make up a bunch of awards as a way to recap the stuff we've covered. Over the next few days, we'll be feting the most deserving people, places, and things in the national design, decor, and real estate sphere. Herein, we unveil the first annual Curbed Awards!
Sometimes it's hard to decide on just one, so here are 10 of the best interior shots that landed on our desk. Some might be surprising (turquoise tiling!), others may not seem so subtle (Alexa Hampton in the Hamptons?!), but all brought a little something special to the magazine rack. Have a look.
· All Curbed 2010 Awards posts [Curbed National]
