The perennial question: Which is better? Living in a bustling city or the tranquil country? Remodelista found evidence to support both sides this week.
In the Country Above: One of the beautiful rooms featured in Lisa Przystup’s new book, Upstate: Living Spaces with Space to Live . Required Reading: Heading ‘Upstate’ . Above: One of our favorite farmhouse kitchens ever. Photograph by Dana Gallagher, styling by Hilary Robertson, from Steal This Look: An Antique Dealer’s DIY Kitchen, Painted Checkerboard Floor Included . In the City Above: A classic pre-war New York City apartment, expertly decorated. See it in Quiet, Please: A Stylish Apartment in Bustling Jackson Heights, Queens . Photograph by Eric Piasecki. Above: A long and lean house Park Slope house gets a functional and bright kitchen in Kitchen of the Week: A Bright Addition with a “Pantry Portal” for a Narrow Townhouse in Brooklyn . Photograph by Nicole Franzen, courtesy of Bangia Agostinho. A Bit of Both Above: This home is situated in the bustling historic district of Mérida, but step inside its doors, and you’re transported into a light and airy sanctuary. Photograph by Apertura Arquitectónica , courtesy of Taller Estilo Arquitectura, from Casa Cool: A Couple’s Secret Sanctuary in Mexico’s Colonial City of Mérida . Plus:
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