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Danielle Fields is editor-in-chief of Midwest Design. With a natural knack for storytelling and a passion for media, she routinely delivers high-quality content to the readers of Midwest Design.
Timber & Tulip Founder Brianne Rasmussen stands in new studio space.

Timber & Tulip to Open a New Studio and Showroom in Northeast Minneapolis in...

Timber & Tulip, an architectural woodworking and custom furniture company, will open a new studio and showroom this July in Northeast Minneapolis in the...

A Fresh Look at Frank Lloyd Wright’s Iconic Robie House

Widely considered one of America’s greatest architects, Midwest native Frank Lloyd Wright had a prolific career, designing 1,114 architectural works—532 of which were realized....
This ceiling structure brings warmth and artful function to this expansive, vaulted kitchen.

This Custom-Designed Ceiling Structure Is Artful and Inviting

TreHus Architects + Interior Designers + Builders envisioned this unique architectural centerpiece, which serves as both a structural focal point and a functional canopy....
Cosmos search bar

Is Cosmos the New Pinterest? A New Visual Tool Informed by Designers

Before the age of social media, there were mood boards—physical compilations hanging on a wall, filled with cut-out images from magazines, photo albums, and...
This home office by Willaby Way features Roycroft Bronze Green by Sherwin Williams to color drench the walls, millwork, and cabinetry.

How to Thoughtfully Add Color to Your Interiors

We are calling it: color is officially back in. The dominant days of all-white kitchens and millennial gray rooms are fading, and other shades...
Hues of deep charcoal and creamy white pair with brass and heavily veined quartzite to create a space that brings color, texture, and visual details together. The Form From Form custom copper and brass hood is an especially showstopping piece.

Functionality Shines in This Sophisticated Kitchen Remodel

  Photography Andrea Rugg The layout of this 1940s kitchen in the Minnehaha neighborhood of Minneapolis posed challenges for the homeowners: tight clearances, a cramped work...
In this San Francisco home, Heather Peterson used vintage items of a similar era (1970s) and material. The tambour screen in the family room joins objects in other rooms to play against the more formal moldings.

5 Ways to Bring Vintage Style into Your Home

Many homeowners are leaving minimalism in the past and embracing a lived in, collected look—for spaces that reveal more personality and character. For many,...
Color swatches and samples for your walls can help determine what color to paint a room.

5 Expert Tips for How to Paint a Room

One of the easiest (and most budget-friendly) ways to transform a room is with paint. And while it might seem simple, there are a...
Lulu Wicker Cart from Woven

Spring 2026 Product Picks: Garden Goods

Spring has officially sprung. As temperatures warm and sprouts begin to pop up from the earth, it's time to start thinking about cultivating your...
The marble brushstrokes on Jamb's Merethorth Mantel complement the "eared" 18th-century form.

Designer Product Pick: Jamb Mereworth Mantel

The Tastemaker: Endlessly inspired by the character and charm of older homes, Megan Schultz, interior designer with Stone House Collective based outside of Milwaukee,...
Fay + Belle custom rug

3 Tips for Designing Custom Furnishings

Custom is the new luxury. More and more, homeowners with big budgets are drawn to personalized pieces that no one else has—pieces that are...
To create the serene projections on the lower level, Rueckl tapped Watershed hypnotherapist Josh Sundby, who also happens to be an expert in digital signage. Sundby rotates images quarterly, often bringing Minnesota’s seasons indoors.

Inside Watershed Spa: How Design Details Enhance Well-Being

Photography Graham Tolbert Styling Dimitria Klein   For thousands of years, communal bathhouses have been a staple in cultures around the world, but for modern-day Minneapolis it...
Lake Harriet Florist is one of a few florists that are hosting spring floral workshops this season.

Twin Cities Spring Floral Workshops to Welcome the Season

Whether you’re prepping for a spring party or looking to add fresh seasonality to your everyday living, these spring floral workshops and classes from...
Varying heights and vessels add visual interest to floral arrangements at the dining table

8 Expert Party Styling Tips for Spring Florals

There is a quiet beauty in the changing of seasons in the Midwest—springtime in particular. The snow melts. The sun warms. And then, stems...
This project by O'Hara Interiors includes a custom Wesley Hall chair.

Are Custom Furnishings Your Next Design Solution?

A home is a vehicle of personal expression, from the colors you select for the walls, to the decor displayed on shelves, to the...
This kitchen features clean lines, a neutral palette, and bold light fixtures.

8 Dreamy Luxury Kitchens to Inspire Your Next Home Project

The kitchen is undoubtedly one of the most important rooms in your home. It’s a central gathering place for family and friends, it’s where...
Artisan Studio Handcrafted Candle Holders from Pottery Barn

Spring 2026 Product Picks: Decor Inspired by Pantone Color of the Year

When Pantone released its 2026 color of the year, Cloud Dancer, the company described the shade as “a billowy white imbued with a feeling...
The interplay of materials in this 921-square-foot kitchen is striking, from the Calacatta Viola marble and soapstone to rift oak cabinetry.

2025 Midwest Design Awards Best in Show: Balanced Abundance

Photos by Spacecrafting/Rob Grosse + Britt Baumann Creativity often thrives under constraint. When it comes to a new build, these constraints can act as a...
Hennepin Made Co-founder Joe Limpert (left); Nested collection lighting installment (right)

Artisan Spotlight: Hennepin Made and Handcrafted Lighting

Since its founding 15 years ago, Minneapolis-based artisan lighting company Hennepin Made has remained grounded in its commitment to local makers and the soul...
Inspiration for the design of the glass in this room came from the client’s favorite flower—a clematis vine that blooms in the homeowner's yard.

Artistic Glass Window Adds Warmth and Personality to This Historic Home

Even the smallest custom design details can have a big impact in the home. Take the artistic glass window in this historic St. Paul...

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