Neil Gerard wants everyone to have cool stuff in their home. That’s why, every week, he scouts for vintage furniture and sells it at extremely reasonable prices at his shop, The Story Garage, in Buffalo’s Black Rock neighborhood.
For four years, Ellen Lema had to duck every time she washed her hair.
There are Bills superfans who everyone knows by name: Pinto Ron, Mama J, the late, great Pancho Billa.
Every year, the United Nations publishes “The World Happiness Report,” highlighting countries with high well-being, and Denmark often ranks near the top. This happiness may stem from its beautiful landscapes, charming cities and commitment to work-life balance, but many attribute it to hygge…
The table is shaped like a soft apostrophe with a circular hole carved through the tear-tip end. The top is smooth and undulating like the dark, inky surface of a calm lake at midnight, inlaid brass pins creating a circular constellation of contrasting points reflecting light. It extends a s…
In-between spaces—think, pantries and mudrooms—are often overlooked during major home renovations, but it’s essential these areas serve a clear, functional purpose.
After more than four decades in the same family home, most couples start thinking about downsizing … or at the very least, settling in.
The Mercurio family’s traditional North Buffalo double has lived many lives—even over the past 16 years alone.
When Margie Richmond of Williamsville embarked on a renovation to her 1990s-era kitchen, she called Jennifer Hutton to recommend an interior designer.
“When people first walk into my apartment, they usually tell me, ‘I’m gonna need a little time to walk around,’” says Victoria Swier.