Do you read any architect blogs?

[hesitantbride]

Kind of like Chezerby? I think I need to move away a bit from the mommy + amateur interior design model (jeez, that sounded snobby, but I hope I don't offend). I would like to see some more projects that start from the construction design phase. Any suggestions for other blogs like these?

[tarheels]

I'm sure you've guessed that I don't read mommy blogs - I just like a more "done" style. The only architect blog I read is this one: blog.brooksandfalotico.com/

Truthfully, I read very few blogs these days. I've cultivated my Pinterest to a very narrow look, so it's like the best part of blogs without all those pesky words Of the blogs, I do read:

Two color consultants talking about undertones, etc: thedecorologist.com/ and www.mariakillam.com

And this woman is a young Martha Stewart (I think she worked for her?). She's like my New England soulmate. I love her blog to pieces. I could be a crazy blog stalker. Her blog is a lifestyle one - decor, cooking, flowers - and every recipe I've tried has been fantastic. jennysteffens.blogspot.com

[hesitantbride]

Ooohhh, thanks, TarHeels! I look forward to looking through these recs!

[jhawks482]

Veranda Interiors is a great one. She frequented the Nest a long time ago, which is how I found her. Her husband is the builder, she designs and does interiors. Her style and the homes they build are very high end.
www.veranda-interiors.com/?m=1

[bunnymendelbaum]

I don't know of too many, but would love to find more. What is your style? More traditional or more like Chezerby?

I look at build blog (a design build firms blog), but mostly I look at architecture "porn" sites that only highlight finished projects. Contemporist.com, desiretoinspire.net, archdaily.com

I think a bunch of the renovators on my blog reader are done now and I need to find more in construction. Picardyproject.com are redoing their bathroom right now.

[bunnymendelbaum]

Also DIYdiva is pretty hilarious.