Whether it’s a Boston Victorian or a ’70schalet-style cabin in Midcoast Maine, theycan be found renovating one room at a time.With an emphasis on personality, practicality,and a bit of silliness, they share the processonline with nearly one million followers,hoping to inspire fellow renovators to trysomething new and love the homes they keep.
1. DURALEX LE PICARDIE GLASS DRINKWARE
A carryover from childhood, Le Picardie glassware is the gold standard. The tempered glass is virtually indestructible and with a heft that feels great in your hand. They have become our default drinkware.
2. JIMMY WICKER ADIRONDACK CHAIRS
Entering our third summer with these outdoor lounge chairs, and we have never looked back. Made with a resin weave, they have the beauty of wicker with virtually no upkeep.
3. GOOD CHARACTER
Any house can be a home with character. We have poured all our years of experience into this book, breaking down the elements to give your home a personality of its own.
4. MOCCAMASTER KBGV COFFEE MAKER
As we move through our day, we look for ways to simplify our routines. This machine is both simple and a true workhorse.Made in the Netherlands since 1964, it’s a staple in every kitchen renovation we take on.
5. RAINVILLE TABLE LAMP
Nothing sets the mood like an atmospheric, high-gloss glass lamp. Small and structural, this red-orange fixture glows from within—perfect for warming up any surface.
6. JORDAN HAND-KNOTTED WOOL RUG
We are always on the hunt for the perfect rug. This wool-knotted floor covering features a low pile that has stood the test of time—holding up beautifully even with two dogs. It’s easily one of our favorites.
7. FISH-EYED CERAMICS
When we think about objects that bring joy, we look for handmade and local pieces. We are inspired by Gabrielle Jolie, who hand crafts sardine-themed ceramics—including this piece, which you will find on our kitchen counter holding the butter.
