Weekly Wrap-Up: High Camp Style

Our colleagues over at Remodelista were dreaming of s’mores and sleeping bags this week, but their idea of roughing it is vastly different from most people’s. Here’s a peek at their “Gone Camping” week.

Getaway Cabin Camp Kitchen — Above: Clever under-stair storage is our weakness and this one, seen in Steal This Look: A Stylish Camp Kitchen in a Plywood Summer Cabin, is really, really good. Photography courtesy of Getaway.

Above: Great-looking safari-inspired seating. The Humphrey chair—made of full-grain, oiled leather with a collapsible base fashioned from reclaimed native Texas pecan wood—is a smart option for small spaces. See Object of Desire: The British Campaign Chair by Way of Texas.

Cork-lined walls,A45 tiny house by BIG from Klein; Matthew Carbone photo. — Above: This high-minded tiny house in the Catskills includes cork-lined walls. Here, pegs pushed into the cork walls organize outerwear near the front entrance. See The New Nordic A-Frame: A Flat-Pack Tiny House by BIG. Photograph by Matthew Carbone, courtesy of Klein (@liveklein).

Plus:

What kind of material is best for a stair runner? How much does it cost to have one installed? Barbara Peck answers these questions and more in Remodeling 101: All About Stair Runners.
A considered kitchen remodel by an LA architect and designer features textured glass cabinet doors and a soapstone backsplash we can’t get enough of. See Kitchen of the Week: An Architect-Designer Couple’s Own Cottage Kitchen in Los Feliz.
Alexa rounded up a bunch of retro cabinet latches in 10 Easy Pieces: Kitchen Cabinet Latches.
No need for an unattractive chain-link fence around the pool. Check out more appealing alternatives in Swimming Pool Fences: 10 Ideas for Safety & Style at Water’s Edge.

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