Palmer house

When choosing where to stay in Chicago with kids, the Palmer House Hilton is an excellent choice for historic affordable luxury in Chicago's Loop.

Most hotels guard their secrets like the keys to their VIP guest rooms. But some accommodations have stories so spooky or scandalous that they've burst out of their walls, spilled over the years by former staff members or guests. Scroll through this list of the most notorious hotels in America, then consider booking a stay so you can explore their hair-raising pasts for yourself.

Homeware designer Alice Palmer offers her principles for good decorating

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Designer Anthony Baratta brings a revolutionary-era home into brilliant living color.

The first reference to the “brownie” in America appears in the Sears Roebuck Catalog published in Chicago in 1898. Specifically at the direction of Bertha Palmer to be served at the Columbian Exposition World’s Fair in 1893, the brownie was created in the Palmer House Kitchen in the late 19th century. The recipe below is […]

The homeware designer Alice Palmer has done practically everything herself in her house in north-west London, from designing the extension to filling it with the pretty lampshades and cushions she creates for her business

2 MIN READ – In honor of National Brownie Day on December 8, Chicago’s Palmer House, a Hilton Hotel is sharing ways to celebrate at home – with two iconic brownie recipes. As the birthplace of the original chocolate fudge brownie, celebrating National Brownie Day has become a tradition. This year, they’re re-sharing the recipes for the original brownie and a cocktail to pair with it – the Brownie Manhattan.

The homeware designer Alice Palmer has done practically everything herself in her house in north-west London, from designing the extension to filling it with the pretty lampshades and cushions she creates for her business

Most homes exist in relative obscurity, playing host to ordinary lives and notable only to those who reside in them. Others, however, have attained legendary status by virtue of their illustrious architectural pedigree, celebrated former residents, or cultural significance. Some of these homes have even opened their doors—and their bedrooms—to visitors looking for a place to hang their hat for a night or two. Scroll through to take a peek at a selection of famous houses that can be yours for…

Terra Palmer Designs on Instagram: “A beautiful home to your this Sunday. Make sure you see all the rooms. Credit: @christiandawdesign @jacksonandleroy @joshwacaldwell…”

Colonial Williamsburg functions as a time capsule—showcasing historic relics and well-traveled roads that offer insights into our past. Earlier this year, the town also became a design haven. In May, The Colonial Williamsburg Foundation’s product licensing arm WILLIAMSBURG Brand announced its first Designer in Residence program, featuring Anthony Baratta.

The designer mingles rich, updated classicism with contemporary art in an atmospheric home for her family.

Homeware designer Alice Palmer offers her principles for good decorating

At her house in Connecticut, Frances Palmer has found harmony in the pursuit of her many passions – from creating beautiful vases and tableware in her studio to gardening and beekeeping.

Interior designer Darren Palmer gave his Bondi home a glorious renaissance, with the kitchen the crowning glory. Emulate the look.

Terra Palmer Designs on Instagram: "Swipe ◀️ I bet holiday decoration in this house has to be stunning! . Design: @amystormandco Architect: @studio1architects Build: @patrickmurphybuilders Photography: @stofferphotographyinteriors"

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***This piece has now sold. If you would like a similar piece or the design replicated onto a cocktail cabinet (in a colour of your choice) then feel free to contact us to discuss to see what we have available and for a quote. Exquisite 1940s Walnut Sideboard by Milwood Furniture which has been refurbished in the manner of the Peacock doorway from the Palmer House Hotel in Chicago, USA. Coal Black and Gold was a perfect match for the rich figured Walnut grain. The existing finish was removed…

The house at 1711 Palmer Ave. in New Orleans could be called a textbook example of Crescent City grand style.