Designers Say This One Trick Will Make Your Living Room Look More Luxe
I now swear by this decorative rule of thumb.
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With a 30-Foot Front Door, This $3.8M San Diego Home Makes a Grand First Impression
Enjoy the year-round sunshine with multiple outdoor spaces and beautifully landscaped grounds. 1855 Sefton Place in San Diego, California, is
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Asking $4.5M, This Huge, Historic San Francisco Victorian Is a Rare Find
The fully detached home—with front and back patios—was built in 1872, and it’s still packed with period detail after a
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Before & After: She Renovated Her Austin Home With an Unusually Specific Aesthetic
The nondescript 2000s residence now channels Belgian minimalism with luxe finishes like plaster and marble. For architect Francisco Arredondo, principal
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What the Roaches in My Rent-Stabilized Apartment Taught Me About the Housing Crisis
In my fight against infestation, I realized that no man is an island, least of all in the New York
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A Southern Utah Sanctuary Between Three National Parks Asks $8M
Enjoy a saltwater pool and spa, gym, infrared sauna, and hiking trails aplenty. 63 E Colima Road, Washington, Utah, is
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Ask an Expert: A Guide for Choosing the Right Windows and Doors With Your Builder
General contractor Brad Leavitt gives us insights into the biggest considerations homeowners might be overlooking. Brad Leavitt is no stranger
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Can the Malibu Mansion Kanye Ruined Be Saved? Plus, Everything Else You Need to Know About This Week
In the news: An Icelandic wheelchair ramp project sets a new precedent for accessibility, Rocket Co.’s buying spree to control
Why We Need The Nation’s First Public Housing Museum
Opening this week in Chicago, the National Public Housing Museum wants to reinvigorate our interest in collective well-being by tackling
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Why Does Easter Change Dates? Here’s How the Date Is Determined
You might be surprised by the answer!
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