The Anatomy of a Home Tour
Here at Design*Sponge, we’ve covered a wide spectrum of topics, from DIY how-to’s, to artist profiles and studios, to recipes, to pop culture topics and essays that run the gamut in subject matter. But through the years, our main focus has always been home tours. They’re our bread and butter. They’re our window to the […]
Here at Design*Sponge, we’ve covered a wide spectrum of topics, from DIY how-to’s, to artist profiles and studios, to recipes, to pop culture topics and essays that run the gamut in subject matter. But through the years, our main focus has always been home tours. They’re our bread and butter. They’re our window to the world, and after publishing, reading and editing thousands of them, we still can’t get enough of them. Year after year, readers entrust us with showcasing their homes — an intimate look at their life — and it’s something we don’t take lightly. We honor this trust by handling the home tours of others the way we’d want someone to tell the stories of our own homes, and we work to get the details just right — “What personal pronouns would you prefer we use"” and “Are you comfortable including the names of your children"” and “Are there ways we could better and more respectfully describe these cultural family heirlooms"” — because those details all work together to tell the story of you. After all...
Here at Design*Sponge, we’ve covered a wide spectrum of topics, from DIY how-to’s, to artist profiles and studios, to recipes, to pop culture topics and essays that run the gamut in subject matter. But through the years, our main focus has always been home tours. They’re our bread and butter. They’re our window to the world, and after publishing, reading and editing thousands of them, we still can’t get enough of them. Year after year, readers entrust us with showcasing their homes — an intimate look at their life — and it’s something we don’t take lightly. We honor this trust by handling the home tours of others the way we’d want someone to tell the stories of our own homes, and we work to get the details just right — “What personal pronouns would you prefer we use"” and “Are you comfortable including the names of your children"” and “Are there ways we could better and more respectfully describe these cultural family heirlooms"” — because those details all work together to tell the story of you. After all...
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