Posts Tagged ‘design’
The Best Colors, Fabrics, and Styles for Your Home in 2023
As the world slowly emerges from its post-pandemic hibernation, there will be more soft and soothing colors being used in home interiors. Gentle colors inspired by nature and a spirit of nurturance will find their way into more abodes, coupled ...
Caren Rideau Has Designed More Than 500 Kitchens—Here Are 4 Things She Always Conceals
Ask interior designer Caren Rideau how many kitchens she’s renovated in her career and you’ll be greeted with a big laugh. “In my lifetime? Oh, my gosh,” she says. “I’ve been doing this for over 30 years.” Her estimate: more than ...
Absolutely Prefab-ulous: Why Luxury Buyers Are Moving Toward Modular
Set on a 7-acre vineyard in California’s Napa Valley, a compound known as Yountvilla is a private second home designed for entertaining a large family. In addition to the 14,000-square-foot main residence—in what Oakland, California-based a...
THINK YOU KNOW PALM SPRINGS MODERN? JUST WAIT UNTIL YOU SEE THIS HOUSE.
Dark colors and rugged finishes “give the house a soul,” says the homeowner. The foundation had already been poured when Marc Walters and Rick Cassar realized exactly how big their new house in Palm Springs would be. “We never talked abo...
A Central London Apartment Showcases A Crafted Contemporary Interior
Chic furnishings and sumptuous touches add character to this art collector's serene city home, transforming it into a masterpiece Introducing personality was key to this central London penthouse, now one of the world's best homes. Located in a...
Stunning Guest Bathroom Ideas That Are Guaranteed to Wow Your Visitors
A guest bathroom should be a place where your guests can feel comfortable and relaxed. If your guest bathroom looks a bit dull, there are many simple things you can do to take your space to the next level and impress your visitors. So, whether ...
Saudi Arabia Unveils The Mirror Line: a $1 Trillion 75-Mile-Long Desert Skyscraper
Saudi Arabia has unveiled plans for a 75-mile-long skyscraper called the Mirror Line that will stretch across its desert, housing up to five million people. It is projected to cost a whopping $1 trillion. The state-of-the-art skyscraper will ...
Alien Architecture: Convention-Breaking Projects Out of This World
Technological advances in materials and building methods are making the construction of new architecture easier than ever. Materials are lighter, stronger and easier to manipulate, meaning that buildings are being less and less constrained by c...