Tag: Design
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Crafting Comfortable Living Spaces Through Thoughtful Design
Home is where we seek refuge. It’s where we recharge, dream, connect, and find comfort after long days and busy weeks. Yet too often, when it comes to designing our homes, the goal gets tangled in trends, aesthetics, or resale value—and we forget the most important thing: how it feels to live there. Crafting a…
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Crafting Comfortable Living Spaces Through Thoughtful Design
Home is where we seek refuge. It’s where we recharge, dream, connect, and find comfort after long days and busy weeks. Yet too often, when it comes to designing our homes, the goal gets tangled in trends, aesthetics, or resale value—and we forget the most important thing: how it feels to live there. Crafting a…
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In pictures | Leeds United’s new Elland Road Stadium design
Leeds United Football Club has published images of the design for the revamp of its Elland Road stadium. Last September, the club outlined plans to modernise its home ground and increase capacity from 37,645 to up to 56,500. (Image: Leeds United) The estimated final capacity of the design in progress is approximately 53,000. Leeds City…
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Danielle Brooks Brooklyn Brownstone Embraces AphroChic Design
Step inside the Brooklyn brownstone of actress Danielle Brooks, where the vibrant energy she brings to the screen now permeates her personal space. Forget cookie-cutter design; this is a home where culture takes center stage. Guided by the visionary African-American design duo AphroChic, Danielle has transformed her five-story residence into a soulful sanctuary, a true…
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My Biggest Design Splurge That Ended Up A Total Shameful Horror Story (11 Years Later)
So here’s a sad, shameful story that I think I never told you (due to the sad and shameful nature of it). It’s about that ficus tree, the beloved, magazine-friendly ficus tree. I wanted that tree so badly for the Glendale living room for reasons you can see – it was INCREDIBLE and the room…
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Hope’s Windows: Merging Openness with Luxe Design
The steel window and door industry is experiencing dynamic shifts driven by evolving architectural preferences, advancements in technology, and changing consumer demands. This article explores the latest trends shaping the industry. Embracing Large Openings and Spaces Driven by a continued demand for maximizing views while minimizing sight lines, architects are increasingly inclined towards designs with…
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Green by Design: Building Sustainable and Wellness-Centric Offices
The future of interior office fit-out design is not only functional and tech-driven, but also increasingly sustainable and human-centric. As companies return to physical workspaces or adopt hybrid models, there’s growing recognition that office interiors need to do more than just house desks and chairs. They must contribute to employee wellbeing, support environmental goals, and…
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Bring Balance: Using the Golden Ratio in Interior Design
Why do some interiors feel so naturally pleasing while others feel clutters or off? The answer is hidden behind the time-tested principles of the golden ration. Many artists, architects, and now interior designers Dubai use the 1.618 golden ratio to create a balance in nature and modernism. If you want to know every possible way…
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Meet ArnoldAnd: Boston Firm Focused on Modern, Sustainable Design
Creativity, functionality, sustainability and client-driven design. That’s the foundation upon which Boston architect Matthew Arnold recently unveiled ArnoldAnd, a boutique architectural practice serving residential, commercial and hospitality clients in Boston and beyond. Prior to launching ArnoldAnd, Arnold has worked as an architect in the city of Boston and surrounding areas for the past two decades,…
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From Concrete to Canopy: Bringing Plants into Design
Cities today are dominated by concrete, steel, and glass, but a growing movement in architecture and construction is bringing nature back into the built environment. Integrating plants into buildings isn’t just about aesthetics—it’s a crucial strategy for sustainability, human well-being, and energy efficiency. This approach, known as biophilic design, blends natural elements with urban spaces…