While doing one of my usual scrolls through Facebook Marketplace in early March 2020, I came across a beautiful wooden table with a marble top. Listed for just $150, I knew that it would make a perfect alternative to a traditional bar cart. Within a few hours, I was bringing the piece into my Washington, DC, apartment. I would estimate the marble accounted for a third of the table’s list price, which was already pretty reasonable at $150.

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Italy has always been a great inspiration for designers and architects throughout history and this 21st century house continues in that noble tradition. A personal collection of Italian art and antiques suits the spaces perfectly, and in fact the house was built around this collection. A soaring central livin...

Building a house in your own hometown takes creativity, flexibility, and a little bit of guts. Anna Booth brought all three—plus a clean palette and a respect for local traditions—to her old-meets-new cottage in Roswell, Georgia.