
Designers Behaving Badly: What Exactly Are We Doing Down Here?
The ceiling was gone, the limitations were obvious, and it was finally time to come up with something resembling a plan.
Toledo Geller: The Method shares our design thinking - clearly, honestly, and shaped by 20 years of real-life experience. We offer insight into the hows and whys behind the decisions that most influence how a home functions and feels.
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The ceiling was gone, the limitations were obvious, and it was finally time to come up with something resembling a plan.

The kids were at camp, my contractor was available, and apparently that was all the planning I needed.

A late recap of this month. And we can already promise August's recap will be late as well.

When they think they need help with their dining room, but they really need a little help with everything.

There are tons of dorm room shopping lists floating around the internet right now.After nearly 20 years designing homes for families, I'm putting those same principles to work in a much smaller space: my daughter's college dorm. Here are the pieces I'd actually recommend and why.

A little recap on the long-ass month that felt like a year (June)

Designing spaces that give us a reason to look up from our screens.

Because every house has a "what do I do with this?" moment.

How we solved several problems in a Townhouse by shifting some walls, and some mentality

A designer’s cheat sheet for the white paints we actually use (with photos).