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Create an art studio you want to come back to, not just one that looks good for Instagram

Step inside my high-energy art space packed with tools, gadgets and creative inspiration.

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Make It Nice: Why Is This Bathroom So Round? | Defector

Welcome back to Make It Nice, Defector’s best interior design advice column. Today, we have a tricky living-room layout, an inexplicably round bathroom, and a starter guide on how to pick a…

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Your Kitchen Island Doesn't Have To Be A Rectangle: How To Pick The Right Shape For Your Space - Food Republic

We spoke to design expert Alykhan Velji about kitchen islands. "I love the idea of doing an island that is not a rectangle or square," he shared.

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15 Expert Approved Tips For Designing A Mid-Century Modern-Inspired Kitchen

Mid-century modern kitchens are popular for a reason, so we consulted some experts to uncover some creative tips for how to design them yourself.

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How to Design a Home Guests Always Want to Return To

Think about the last time you visited a friend or relative. Did you feel relaxed, or did you find yourself counting the minutes until it was time to leave? The truth is that many people want their homes to feel welcoming, but they struggle to make the right design choices. A home may look nice […] The post How to Design a Home Guests Always Want to Return To appeared first on DSCENE.

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2 Paint Projects Transform This Apartment Bathroom (but the Art Deco Tile Stays!)

Leaning into color — not away from it — will make a space feel calm, according to this DIYer. **READ MORE...**

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Pinecrest Home is a Sophisticated Balancing Act

Informed by transitional design and personalized with Jamaican art and collectibles, a Pinecrest residence serves a dual purpose as an elegant family home and a showplace for philanthropy The post Pinecrest Home is a Sophisticated Balancing Act appeared first on Florida Design.

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Ingenious space-saving Tiny Workshop named 2025 Shed of the Year

The Cuprinol Shed of the Year winner for 2025 has been announced. London's Mike Robinson has won with his ingenious space-saving Tiny Workshop, which showcases an inspired use of shelving and spare parts. Continue Reading **Category:** Tiny Houses, Outdoors **Tags:** Building and Construction, Tiny Footprint, Micro-House, Shed, Competition

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Designers Are Ditching Neutral Sofas for This "Fun" New Living Room Trend

Here’s how to make a statement with intention.

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Why I Loved "Slow Decorating" My Kitchen

Believe it or not, time is on your side.

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Finnish practice beats hundreds to win Helsinki architecture museum contest

Finnish practice beats hundreds to win Helsinki architecture museum contest

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Choreographing Space: Architecture and Dance as Interdisciplinary Practices

Discover the synergy of dance and architecture, where space becomes an active participant in shaping human experience and movement.

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Moody Tones Meet Mid-Century Vibes in This Contemporary Texas Home

In collaboration with SmithArc, Joshua Rice takes the lead on designing a sensual interior for a Texas home that calls back to Modernism.

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This Apartment in an 18th-Century Swiss Farmhouse Is Aspiringly Cozy

Despite being built in the 18th century, this rental apartment feels fresh thanks to clean lines, art, light, plants, and vibrant statement pieces. **READ MORE...**

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Studio KO Brings Desert Sensibility to Vipp’s Copenhagen Guesthouse

Studio KO designs an ephemeral guesthouse for Vipp marking an unexpected collaboration between Danish minimalism and Moroccan craft.

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This Ballet Dancer’s Cleverly Designed 345-Square-Foot NYC Studio Still Leaves Room for Stretching

AD100 designer Josh Greene went for smart storage pieces—without tiptoeing around style

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Nino’s Buildings is the Duolingo of Design

Nino Ferrari-Mathis started filming videos of buildings he liked as a student at Parsons. Now, he’s traveling the world using his education to make architecture approachable. We spoke with Nino about brutalism, his favorite buildings, and his passion for design.

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7 easy ways I sneaked colour into my rental, making it feel like home

Ammarah Hasham has found plenty of ways to give her rental home character - all of which can be done with no landlord approval required