An Old Carnegie Library Becomes a Beautiful Grey, Wood, and Brick Kitchen — Kitchen Spotlight

2013-1-28-kitch6.jpgIn 1910 Andrew Carnegie built a library in Mill Valley, California, one of 2,500 libraries he would build throughout his lifetime. Fifty years later it was converted into a private home, and since then has been remodeled dozens of times. But the latest reinvention may have gotten it just right: one of the rooms is now this stunning modern kitchen! How gorgeous is the slate grey paired with all that wood and brick? See more photos below: More



Wine Words: VDN

2013-1-28-winewords.jpgThe wine word VDN stands for “Vin Doux Naturel,” and it’s a specific style of wine produced in certain parts of France. VDN wines are sweet fortified wines made using a process called ‘mutage’, or the addition of grape spirit during fermentation. More