Often locally crafted with environmentally friendly packaging and natural ingredients like poppy seeds, sea salt, and coffee, natural bar soaps have aesthetic advantages.
In the '50s, you were to get a husband, preferably one with what our mothers called "a good future." Just what that meant was imprecise.
The whole idea of these stickers is to protect the manufacturer from liability if someone installs the wrong type of light bulb.
Weed, water, and mulch. Repeat. Then do it again three days later. If it rains, skip the water part.
NaturePHL, created by CHOP and the Schuylkill Center for Environmental Education, is meant to be an antidote to nature-deficit disorder.
Jude Plum bought a dilapidated Bryn Mawr house from a bank. He ripped off the exterior and discovered a log house from William Penn's days.
An old German concert hall stands out in a Latino section of Philadelphia.
Three great new public spaces restore Logan's Square's gracious charm, but the reconstruction of 676 was a lost opportunity.
One of the nicest things about being a host is when your guests feel comfortable and at home. I suppose if guests have their own off-limits powder bath, this "just-for-show" arrangement might make sense, but for most of us, it's a lot easier having usable things that aren't that precious.
The number of kayakers in the U.S. has more than doubled over the last decade, from about 6 million in 2006 to more than 15 million in 2016.
There's much to do before you start celebrating Fourth of July.
Philadelphia offers developers incentives to build reduced-priced housing in gentrifying neighborhoods.
The Philadelphia-based home goods start-up that launched online, evolved into a series of pop-up shops around the city and, as of Friday, has a permanent address on Fabric Row,
A new studio space for artists promises to create a year-round destination on the Delaware.
Are rose gold colors a fad that will look dated soon?
