From shopping for locally made goods at the I Made It! Market to pouring your own signature candle, here are some out-of-the-box Valentine’s ideas where you can create an ode to your home.
Located in the former Carnegie Free Library of Allegheny on the North Side, the cutting-edge makerspace for older kids opened in 2019 after a massive renovation.
What was so strange about Phil Kessel’s basement? And what does the personal kitchen of a celebrated local chef look like? Find out with our recap of the year’s most popular HOME + Design stories.
Now open for tours and overnight stays, Mantyla was designed by the famed architect and shipped in pieces from rural Minnesota and rebuilt at Polymath Park in the Laurel Highlands.
Chosen from more than 70 submissions, these 11 couples celebrated with lots of personal touches at local venues. We share all of the details that got them to “I Do.”
With a diverse mix of housing, a thriving and eclectic business district and access to the greenery of sprawling parks, there’s good reason why Squirrel Hill has long been a jewel of the East End.
Shadyside has multiple commercial districts (think Walnut Street and Highland Avenue), but Ellsworth Avenue has always been the quirky sibling of those thoroughfares.
As the magazine’s HOME editor — and an aspirational interior designer — I love a good architectural comeback, any comeback really. I particularly was tickled to include the Kaufman House (which is near my current home in Cranberry) and my hometown of Verona on this year’s list. Where was all this cool stuff when I was growing up there?
