Rental spaces can be a challenge for designers, who often cannot exercise full creative license over features, fixtures, and hues. […]
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If you have a roommate, live in a small studio, or want to break up a large open area, you
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Situated on the first floor of a six-story Père-Lachaise building, architects Ronan Le Grand and Konrad Steffensen of Corpus Studio
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The reasons to go to Marseille are stacking up lately—and here’s another: Margot and I have been smitten by La
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For several years now, we’ve been avidly following art director/set designer Sandy Suffield’s personal creative projects, from converting an abandoned
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Let others bemoan the challenges of fitting a working kitchen into a closet-sized space. To designer Marianne Evennou, c’est normal.
Over the past few years, we’ve covered a number of projects by Barcelona-based design firm Conti, Cert. They all share a
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Multitude of Sins founder Smita Thomas has used brutalist forms and whimsical elements to overhaul her duplex apartment in Bengaluru.
My first apartment was on the top floor of a brownstone on the fringes of Brooklyn Heights. There were two
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Ukrainian interior designer Yana Molodykh has renovated an early 20th-century apartment in Kyiv, drawing on its history to blend classical
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