Alyssa Longobucco
Food52
New York, NY, United States
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The Tabletop Brand That Turns Scraps Into Your Favorite Napkins
Atelier Saucier is about to take on your entire tablescape. → Read More
How to Make Your All-White Kitchen a Total Showstopper
If you’re planning an all-white kitchen reno of your own—or just want to spice up the blank space you already have—try out one of 5 our easy tips below. → Read More
This Catchall Design Style Is the Easiest to Recreate
...and you're probably already incorporating it in your home. → Read More
7 Kitchen Trends We'll Be Seeing Everywhere in 2022
Playful colors, natural patinas, creative storage, and more. → Read More
We’re Calling It: This Furniture Trend Will Still Be Huge in 2022
The curved furniture trend shows no signs of stopping. Here's why the design trend became so popular in 2021 and what 2022 holds for the style. → Read More
Sage Green Is the New Neutral—Here’s Proof
Decorating with sage green—2022's color of the year—is easier than you'd think. Here are 11 ways to incorporate it into your own home. → Read More
3 Ways to Remove Pesky Heat Stains from Wood Furniture
Someone set down a hot pot on your table? Not to worry, we've got the solution. → Read More
The 3 Very Best Ways to String Lights on a Christmas Tree
Here are three tried-and-true methods for stringing lights on a Christmas tree that we've learned over the years, and the ones we keep returning to. → Read More
7 Ceramicists You’re About To See Everywhere
Meet seven of the country's best ceramicists participating in our fourth annual Mugs52, a collection of limited-edition handmade mugs from 52 studios. → Read More
2022’s Colors of the Year Are Here—& They Have a Lot in Common
The top interior color trends of 2022 are here, and they're all drawing from the color green, ushering in a sense of renewal and optimism for the year ahead. → Read More
5 Best Kitchen Floor Materials to Weather All the Spills & Stains
The most popular kitchen floor material options, like wood, ceramic, stone, luxury vinyl, and cement tile, plus the pros and cons to consider for each. → Read More
The Best Kitchen Countertops for Your Home, According to Design Pros
The best kitchen countertop materials according to pros, from butcher's block and marble to quartz, quartzite, and terrazzo—plus tips on how to maintain each. → Read More
How to Pull Off Two-Toned Kitchen Cabinets
Two-toned cabinetry is a great way to add a little something extra to your kitchen without going so trendy that you regret it five years later. Here's how. → Read More
Wine Glasses Need Not Be Complicated—Here’s the Lowdown
There are a few key features to look for when choosing the right type of wine glass for your bottle—everything else just comes down to style preferences. → Read More
How to Nail the Modern Farmhouse Style in Your Kitchen
The farmhouse style has evolved, but what does that mean for your kitchen? We ask the experts. → Read More
Your First Look At Gap's Home Collection—& Our 7 Faves
Gap's new home collection at Walmart has dropped with more than 400 pieces of bedding, decor, tableware, towels, and more. Here's your first look at Gap Home. → Read More
Every Question You Should Ask Before Signing a Lease
Insider tips from real estate pros on what to look for before signing a lease, including building regulations, decorating rules, bugs, loud neighbors, and more. → Read More
The Year That Changed Outdoor Living Forever
How to make the most of our outdoor spaces—from creating living zones to packing it with outdoor accessories and creating biodiversity—this summer and beyond. → Read More
12 Ideas to Upgrade Your Outdoor Space, Sustainably
We've rounded up the best eco-friendly, sustainable furniture, dishware, accessories and more that make the most of an outdoor summer—and make you feel good. → Read More
What Restoring an Old Home Can Teach You About Life
Renovating an old home comes with important life lessons, including learning to embrace its imperfections—rickety stairwell and old plumbing included. → Read More