MAY/JUNE 2009
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FEATURES Update And Uplift After a full-scale makeover, a Canton Cove condo becomes a modern, light-filled home. Hallowed Grounds A 35-acre estate in Baltimore County is infused with spirit of an ancient Himalayan kingdom.  Dynamic Duo Baltimore architects Edward L. Palmer Jr. and William D. Lamdin designed some of the most unique and beautiful houses in the city. Seamless Addition The owners of a mid-century modern house in Pikesville added living space without compromising their home's design integrity.  A Verdant View In this Homeland garden, color, texture and form provide a feast for the eyes.  Smooth Sailing A boating family takes a "schizophrenic" house near Annapolis and transforms it into a charming and comfortable home.  |
DEPARTMENTS Editor's Letter A note from Brian Lawrence Get Out Style's picks for the can't-miss events to put on your calendar. Savvy Shopper Style's own gal-about-town dishes on what's new in stores. Beauty Mark What's new and notable. Epicure Food, wine and frivolity. Food for Thought Mary K. Zajac traces the origins of Lady Baltimore Cake. Good Tastes Chef Andrew Evans goes South of the Border in the kitchen. Travelogue Three regional house museums: Hillwood, Nemours and Evergreen. Getaways What's new in Virgina Beach. Spotlight Three local authors have new books out this spring. Life Lessons Public relations dynamo Edie Brown. The Back Page Essayist Chris Corbett contemplates graduation. Showcase The Preakness. Gallery Alyssa Dennis' "Urban Blight" at Gallery Imperato. The Details Classic men's watches. Past Perfect The Tower Building was a downtown landmark for 74 years. Stylemaker Film production and interior designer Tiffany Zappulla. |
