The opulent two-story space by restaurateurs Adam and Diana Kucenic features a variety of luxury fashion, lifestyle and home brands not often found in Pittsburgh.
love, the new concept shop Downtown from the founders of love, Pittsburgh, will focus on meaningful lifestyle items that expand beyond the shop’s traditional Pittsburgh branding.
On the banks of French Creek in Cambridge Springs, Riverside Brewing Company creates decadent craft brews, cocktails and dishes on the grounds of a former hotel.
Picking a winner is never an easy feat, which is why — to ensure fairness and neutrality — we left the blind judging process to a panel of Cleveland-based professionals in the design and architecture industry.
Part of the Seneca Valley School District, Ehrman Crest was the only educational institute on the list, which highlights impactful new ideas from around the world.
When writing “When You Wonder, You’re Learning,” a book that breaks down Fred Rogers’ enduring appeal to children into an easy-to-understand blueprint, Pittsburghers Gregg Behr and Ryan Rydzewski found Mister Rogers was still teaching them.
The former TV news reporter and her husband, Mark Ambtman, are starring in a new streaming series on CBS News Pittsburgh, “Makin’ It with Mark and Courtney.”
The Manchester Modern architectural walking tour focuses on post World War II urban renewal efforts during a time of profound change for the community.
The popular lifestyle influencer talks to Pittsburgh Magazine about renovating a Mid-Century Modern Home in the North Hills — and taking readers along for every step.
Chain stores are fine, but there’s something special about patronizing a small business, particularly when it’s unlike anything else in the area. Here are three out-of-the-box business concepts that are worth a visit.
The eclectic gift shop, which appeared in “Happiest Season,” is expanding its merchandise and programming at its new location inside the Arsenal Bowl building.
Picking a winner is no easy feat, which is why — to ensure fairness and neutrality — we left the blind judging process to a panel of Cleveland-based professionals in the design and architecture industry.