Category: design
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Bathroom Design Touches That Elevate Your Space
A great idea to remodel your bathroom is to start with small touches or with items that may not have any significant impact but will leave no doubt that the fresh look you have afforded yourself is impressive. Match your daily needs with some sophistication and make your space more friendly and useful. To experience…
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The Story Behind Mexico’s Dragonfly-Shaped Museum
A unique story that blends cultural symbolism, architectural innovation, and public art—the Dragonfly Museum, a stunning centerpiece of the Centro de Ciencias in León, Mexico. This remarkable institution is a bold testament to creativity, engineering precision, and immersive education. Designed with children in mind, its striking exterior draws inspiration from the intricate anatomy of its…
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Shawmut Surpasses $2M in Lifetime Fundraising
Shawmut Design and Construction, a leading national construction management firm, participated this past weekend in its 18th consecutive Pan-Mass Challenge (PMC) and raised more than $100,000 to bring its lifetime fundraising total to more than $2 million for Dana-Farber Cancer Institute. Team Shawmut — which includes CEO Les Hiscoe and more than 20 Shawmut employee-owners, relatives and friends — rode…
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DIYing The OG “Homestead” – The Carriage House Exterior “Before” Tour
When we first found the property/homestead we fell in LOVE with this 1850s carriage house but as the renovation of our house and yard went on and on (with all the financial stress that goes along with it) we went from our “We’ll have projects forever!” enthusiasm to “Omg…we are going to have have projects…forever”…
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Are DIYs Worth It Or A Waste Of Monday? Experts Discuss
I have a confession: I have the heart of a DIYer, but…I’m not sure I’m actually good at it. To the point that I know many of the projects I’ve taken on have ended up costing me more money by trying to save money. Oh, the irony. This is due to several reasons: I complete…
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NanaWall Opens 2025 NanaAwards Call for Submissions
NanaWall, the leader in opening glass wall systems for 40 years, has opened submissions for the NanaAwards 2025 Project and Design Competition. Now in its 11th year, the annual contest celebrates the creativity and achievements of architecture and design industry professionals and their standout residential and commercial projects that use NanaWall products. NanaWall invites architects, interior…
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Announcing Our First Furniture Collection: ROOM SERVICE By Emily Henderson
I’m so excited to announce the launch of our first furniture collection – Room Service by Emily Henderson. I love these pieces so much. These 5 sofas and 2 chairs are readymade in America, to you in 2 weeks (when in stock), designed to be comfy, family/pet friendly, and design-forward without being overly trendy. My…
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Walter P Moore Grows Southwest Footprint
Walter P Moore has expanded into Phoenix, Arizona, enhancing its ability to deliver innovative engineering solutions in one of the nation’s fastest-growing regions. “Expanding into Phoenix reinforces our commitment to serving clients in high-impact sectors such as healthcare, federal, aviation, hospitality, and advanced manufacturing. This move strengthens our national footprint and reflects our long-term strategy…
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My Big Announcement (Hint: First Time In Emily History…)
Today is an exclusive sneak peek for you readers before it’s blasted to the world. You see Sean Lowe, yes, the most likable former bachelor, and I have something to tell you. We’ve partnered up to launch my first line of sofas next week, called Room Service…with Wayfair, all made in America. First time in…
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The First Tour Inside Our 1850s Carriage House – Let The Restoration Begin!!!!!
When we first found our farm property in 2019, I knew that our main house (that we now live in) had a ton of potential to be beautiful and the perfect place to raise our family, but this house, this is the one that my heart screamed for from day one. Today you’ll see why,…