SEPTEMBER/OCTOBER 2008
Once upon a mattress
SEPTEMBER/OCTOBER 2008
Stanley Newhall hosts a garden party for all his pug pals.
SEPTEMBER/OCTOBER 2008
Bob and Melanie Sabelhaus host a joint birthday ‘Junkanoo.’
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Designer Dan Proctor turns 50 in style at the Tremont Grand.
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A nostalgic look back at Maryland’s role in the ‘Golden Age of Television.’
SEPTEMBER/OCTOBER 2008
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A Homeland gardener reimagines her rectangular lawns as curvaceous horticultural tapestries.
SEPTEMBER/OCTOBER 2008
Over 19 years, a Baltimore City lawn has become a horticultural wonderland.
SEPTEMBER/OCTOBER 2008
Asheville, N.C., has been called the ‘happiest city in America.’ Our writer traveled to North Carolina to find out what makes the locals so darn sunny.
SEPTEMBER/OCTOBER 2008
Is Henry Johnson crazy? Film director-cum-psychoanalyst John Waters sits down with his favorite designer to deconstruct the method and madness that went into designing the new Johnson homestead in Roland Park.
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Whether grilled, caramelized or served fresh off the tree, this ancient Mediterranean fruit has sweet appeal.
SEPTEMBER/OCTOBER 2008
JULY/AUGUST 2008
Our annual roundup of fresh finds at the shore.
JULY/AUGUST 2008
For more than a century, the porches of Roland Park have served as outdoor sanctuaries, gathering spots and a hallmark of the community.
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The 20th-century history of Baltimore’s public pools is a fascinating tale about hygiene, war, gender and race relations— and the timeless desire to beat the heat.
JULY/AUGUST 2008
On a hot summer day, is there anything as refreshing as a swim in a clear, deep— and very cold— quarry swimming hole?
JULY/AUGUST 2008
For a flavorful taste of the tropics, whip up these easy coconut-spiked recipes.
JULY/AUGUST 2008
In 36 years, Larry and Vicki Kloze have turned a small lot near Pimlico Race Course into an artistic, functional extension of their home.
JULY/AUGUST 2008
Swimming in this man-made natural pool in Monkton is a far cry from your typical backyard dip.
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On the road
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MAY/JUNE 2008
Writer and mom Leslie F. Miller takes her daughter to the Hannah Montana concert and learns a little something about earplugs, bathroom breaks and surviving a ’tween concert.
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Enjoyed either by the pool or on a picnic, these gourmet sandwiches utilize the best of summer’s bounty.
MAY/JUNE 2008
“The Wire”
MAY/JUNE 2008
Ever dreamed of spending an evening in a house designed by Frank Lloyd Wright?At Duncan House, in Pennsylvania’s Laurel Highlands, you can.
MAY/JUNE 2008
A dinner party for 40 celebrates the ‘Poet of Scotland.’
MAY/JUNE 2008
A sleek waterfront home takes its inspiration from Frank Lloyd Wright.
MAY/JUNE 2008
In the pages that follow, Style offers a decidedly capacious take on cutting-edge design in Baltimore. We check out video games and ottomans made of egg crates, prosthetic limbs and toilet plungers, jewelry made from broken plates and signs on the sides of buildings. We also learn about anti-design, the perfect cocktail and transforming a grain silo into luxury condos. And we talk with one of the hottest new fashion designers in the country. We hope you find the current state of design in Baltimore as ‘fierce’ as we do.
MAY/JUNE 2008
Dickeyville began life in the 18th century as a settlement surrounding a grist mill. Today, it’s a quiet collection of homes set in what feels like an English country garden.
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MARCH/APRIL 2008
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MARCH/APRIL 2008
A lucky Baltimorean gets her wish—a cozy home away from home in Florence.
MARCH/APRIL 2008
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Ringling Bros. and Barnum & Bailey Circus
MARCH/APRIL 2008
An architect renovates a Federal Hill fixer-upper guided by the mantra ‘quality over quantity.’
MARCH/APRIL 2008
With its glass-roofed swimming pools, nine restaurants, two-level spa and a length twice the Washington Monument, the Queen Mary 2 is unlike any other ship on the sea.
MARCH/APRIL 2008
A trip on the Orient Express promises travel in the style of an early 20th-century aristocrat. Not to mention a chance to walk in the footsteps of Inspector Hercule Poirot.
MARCH/APRIL 2008
On a walking safari in South Africa’s Greater Kruger National Park, you’ll witness the daily drama of life in the bush.
MARCH/APRIL 2008
From Orioles’ Opening Day to dinner at The Inn at Little Washington, these 10 regional activities should be on every Baltimorean’s to-do list.
MARCH/APRIL 2008
MARCH/APRIL 2008
Springtime heralds longer days, blooming flowers and, of course, asparagus. Here are four fresh recipes for this year’s crop.
MARCH/APRIL 2008
JANUARY/FEBRUARY 2008
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Your affection for the tuber will only grow with these four easy recipes.
JANUARY/FEBRUARY 2008
The sky’s the limit Skier or hiker, spa-lover or biker, at the Poconos’ Skytop Lodge, there’s something for everyone.
