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Embrace Teal and Color Your World Blue-Green
When it comes to color, teal is one of the most soothing, popular hues in today’s design world. Once considered an outdated wall color, teal has made a big comeback. In fact, we’ve rounded up the decor to prove it! While many people think of teal as a shade of green with a dash of […]
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24 Designers Reimagine How Walls Can Shape Public Space at the 2025 Seoul Biennale
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Welcome Fall with New Serveware, Barware and Dinnerware
When the new fall collections roll in, it’s hard not to get excited about adding stylish decor to your home. Today we’re celebrating the power of tableware, from serving pieces that channel the shades of autumn, to barware that takes your entertaining game to the next level. Because nothing makes us want to host a […]
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Fabulous Artist’s Studio Gets a New Avatar with a Polished, Modern Interior
A small duplex turned into a lovely little apartment unit and studio by La Firme, this dashing artist’s home is one where modern minimalism is balanced with space-savvy design and smart storage solutions. The idea was to create a more spacious interior without drastically altering the floor plan and a new mezzanine level introduced into […]
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BIG’s Pavilion Design of a Contemporary Art Museum in China Will Soon Open Its Doors
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Why Alfred Hitchcock turned down Frank Lloyd Wright
Alfred Hitchcock wanted iconic architect, Frank Lloyd Wright, to design a house for his villain in…