design

“A Quaint Cottage With Vintage Vibes” takes us back to the Two Chicks and a Hammer crew’s original stomping grounds in Fountain Square.

Make your porch your new favorite space with these easy-breezy additions.

Can the Good Bones showrunner convince his wife to move from Southern California to Indianapolis?

A toilet steals the show and Cory does HGTV cosplay when Two Chicks teams up with Indy’s Big Car Collective to create affordable artist housing.

Two Chicks and a Hammer turns $10,000 into $80,000 with a teardown in the Old Southside—and visits Indy’s weirdest museum.

Two Chicks and a Hammer tackles a project that is missing the most important room in the house.

Vera Bradley cofounder Barbara Baekgaard opens the city’s first boutique hotel.

Prime, tape, done.

David Rubin, one of the country’s leading landscape architects, planted himself in Indianapolis two years ago. He has been elevating the city’s public spaces ever since.

In a Meridian Street formal garden, European techniques evoke an elegance that matches the flawless interior renovation.

“The most equitable thing about Exhibit Columbus is that you don’t have to think about it. It’s just cool.”

“The Red Key Tavern … is one of those places that you can’t replicate. You have to exist for a long time to feel like that.”

Luxe looks from a designer’s new space.

If the bold, color-saturated rooms don’t give you groovy vibes, maybe the video art installation in the 12th-floor sky lobby will.

Boutique hotels that impress a guy who created boutique hotels