A whimsical and romantic inn located in a former schoolhouse serves as the perfect home base for exploring Virginia’s Northern Neck.
Even though it operated in the shadow of the city’s other grande dame stores, Stewart’s was ‘the aristocrat of Baltimore department stores.’
All over Baltimore, small pockets of green offer unexpected and healing encounters with nature.
An American Tradition
These four recipes elevate the humble apple to gourmet fare.
63, President, College of Notre Dame of Maryland
Kennedy Krieger Institute holds its annual Spring Reception in a Baltimore County rose garden.
One of Baltimore’s deans of design creates a penthouse worthy of its magical city view.
Before Calvert Hall College moved to the suburbs, its home was a five-story Victorian in downtown Baltimore.
Style takes you to four off-the-beaten-path points on the compass for this autumn’s leaf-peeping season.
Handbag designer Danielle DiFerdinando went from Baltimore beginnings to big city success.
When a tree came down in an English-style garden, a labyrinth took its place.
When cats could talk
Traveling this summer? There’s no reason to leave Fido or Fluffy back home. Book a room at one of these pet-friendly East Coast hotels.
Most people know Bath County, Va., as the home of the renowned resort, The Homestead. But if you’re in search of a true country getaway, there are other wonderful— and less-traveled— places to explore.
Dog trainer Mark Katz has been working with dogs and their owners for more than 40 years. He contends the No.1 reason that well meaning, loving and caring, but frustrated, owners give up their dogs to animal shelters is because of behavior problems. In his books “Housebreaking, Pure and Simple” and “Prevent Dog Problems, Pure and Simple,” the Parkton resident discusses ways to ensure a pet dog remains its owner’s best friend.
The Contemporary Museum hosts a progressive dinner party amongst modern artworks in three area homes.
Our annual roundup of new stores and restaurants at the shore.
These pool houses aren't just for changing out of soggy swim gear.
Former Orioles broadcaster
Chuck Thompson’s signature catch phrase still rings true at Camden Yards, thanks to a team of colorful vendors who serve up food and drink with a touch of hometown shtick.
These seven women have a special relationship with their four-legged (or two-winged) friends.
The Edmondson Drive-In and Westview Cinemas featured some of the most memorable movie screens in the city.
Architect Brian Swanson’s journey has taken him from apartheid-torn South Africa to New York, Baltimore and Las Vegas.
A man with a famous name and ‘an irrational love of Baltimore’ cultivates passion for the city’s history, neighborhoods and landmarks.
Five questions for the author of ‘Roots of Steel: Boom and Bust in an American Mill Town.’
Decoration day
Baltimore Style hunts down a Gertrude Jekyll-style English garden and finds Cunningham Manor
Idyllic gardens, scrumptious meals, fun wine tastings and comfy indulgence make these off-the-beaten-path, intimate inns the perfect destination to visit with your significant other.
If you’re crazy for asparagus, you’ll love these four fresh recipes.
Baltimore Style introduces Ella Pritsker's Maryland Academy of Couture Arts -- for those who want to learn how to sew and design like Chanel.
A 1920s Charles Village rowhouse is transformed into an elegant and energy-efficient home for a retired couple seeking an active lifestyle in the heart of the city.
Love is in the air... and everywhere around a charming inn owned by romance queen Nora Roberts.
The Old Clubhouse at Pimlico was a hub of Baltimore socializing and dining, before succumbing to a blaze in 1966.
Perched at the confluence of the Cape Fear River and the Atlantic Ocean, Bald Head Island offers stunning natural beauty and all the upscale comforts you could want just a ferry ride— and a world— away from the mainland.
For 20 years, Sparks resident and ‘green’ builder Polly Bart dreamed of seeing faraway places, pursuing her passion for spirituality, women’s issues and sustainable living, and having a grand adventure. After turning 65 last year, she made her dream come true.
The Orioles’ new spring training roost boasts an A-plus art museum, an excellent aquarium, crabs and oysters— even pink flamingos. O’s fans will feel right at home.
Stephen Fisher began collecting Japanese cloisonné in 1970 when he bought a toothpick holder at a yard sale. Now his 130-piece collection is considered one of the finest in the world.
Lee and Claire Miller host an evening of music for friends and family in their Guilford home.
On Not Going Postal
The Monkton topiary garden is implementing eco-friendly techniques without sacrificing any of its renowned beauty.
Hochschild, Kohn & Co. was Baltimore’s first local downtown department store, majestically presiding over the storied corner of Howard and Lexington streets for some 80 years.
Retiree Phil Cooper survives a stint aboard a luxury cruise liner as a ‘gentleman host.’
Designer Dan Proctor takes on an important home renovation project: his own.
Senior editor Sarah Gilbert Fox visits a pair of classic Big Apple hotels— one old, one new.
An Ednor Gardens rowhouse may be quiet on the outside, but inside it’s a riot of color, art and constant change.
A chance meeting leads to a joyous union.
Style covers the 5th anniversary party held at Pazo in Baltimore
An intimate ceremony followed by a big party offers the best of both worlds.
Wild things
Style shows how to throw a bridal shower featuring vintage wines
