Serene blues mixed with creamy off-whites bring coastal California vibes to this Pittsburgh bathroom.
For our annual Best of Design contest, now in its sixth year, Pittsburgh Magazine HOME received a number of stunning entries from talented architects, interior designers and homeowners across the region. Picking a winner is never an easy feat, which is why — to ensure fairness and neutrality — we left the blind judging process to a panel of Cleveland-based professionals in the design and architecture industry.
Using the natural contours of the land as a guide, this year’s winner, designed by architect Robert Gaskill, is a modern masterpiece.
The top-to-bottom renovation in Sewickley’s historical district returned a choppy duplex to its former glory while incorporating design elements necessary for today’s families.
Taking advantage of the rolling, wooded landscape, this resort-like space in Mars seamlessly combines indoor and outdoor living.
A blend of convenience and beauty make this bold blue bar and lounge the perfect place for gatherings or to unwind with a cocktail after a long day.
With sage guidance from Shelton Design/Build, this Shadyside family managed to combine historical details with modern-day functionality.
The men’s and women’s programs were taken away and then reinstated. The men’s team has made the most of the re-boot with a playoff victory to remember.
The 10,000-square-foot restaurant features two bars, a stage, a radio studio and a riverfront patio.
The library system is adding more than 90 hours of service per week, making this one of the largest hours expansions in the system’s history.
Hobby Lobby had been slated to occupy the space in early summer.
The local tele-health service was launched by a local veterinarian as an alternative to pet emergency clinics.
Here are the stories of how they persevered and found success in the Steel City.
It’s not just hotels and restaurants; for local artists and small businesses, events such as Horror Realm Con are essential.
For those striving to get organized, these are my budget-friendly holy grails for corralling the clutter.
The birthplace of the banana split was named to the inaugural class of inductees in honor of the Dole Food Company’s 125th birthday.
After more than a decade, Pittsburgh’s most under-the-radar brewery finally makes itself known.
Take the Burgh Bus to The Pavilion at Star Lake to catch acts like Red Hot Chili Peppers, Hozier and Bob Dylan.
RAD will provide $3.1 million for major upgrades this spring to improve equity and service for the public.
Two architectural styles are melded together in the updated, four-bedroom home, which is within walking distance of Highland Park and the reservoir.
Russell played on two Super Bowl winning teams in the 1970s.
Work is 60% complete on the project that is slated for a 2025 opening.
From Vietnamese street food and Korean baked goods to Japanese whiskey, there’s something for everyone at the new Strip District venue.
The ultra low-cost airline will start daily seasonal flights to LaGuardia Airport on May 8.
When I'm short on time, this is one of my “go to” workouts.
This adorable duo is looking for their forever home. Make arrangements to meet them at Animal Friends.
Hillgrove has been the team's play-by-play announcer for 30 years.
The group began in 2022 and hosts weekly walks, as well as speed friending, murder mystery nights, brunch outings and supper clubs.
Run by a longtime employee of “The O,” the small joint serves big portions.
The show is the most popular so far of all its traveling exhibitions in Pittsburgh.