Olive Green Interiors: Decor Ideas for Your Home

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When it comes to the most stylish colors this year, dark blue often grabs attention—but a close contender is olive green. As homeowners and designers increasingly favor eco-conscious, nature-inspired palettes, olive green has become a popular choice for interiors. Its warm, earthy tones can lift the mood and add a sense of calm, making it … Read more

Discover Sustainable Luxury in this Modern Rustic Retreat

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When most people picture a rustic weekend retreat, they imagine a simple cabin or a modest stone cottage. The LS House, however, redefines that notion. Perched on a lush green lot about 180 km from Mexico City, this remarkable weekend home by Luciano Gerbilsky / RED Group fuses traditional Mexican materials and motifs with bold … Read more

How Your Favorite Designers Set Up Their Home Offices

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As people around the world follow stay-at-home guidance during the COVID-19 pandemic, the phrase “We’re all in this together” has taken on new meaning. If you’re feeling restless, overwhelmed, or simply bored, remember you are not alone. Many designers are navigating the same challenges—working from home, homeschooling children, entertaining family members and juggling daily responsibilities—while … Read more

Wood and White Japanese Home with Passive Climate Control

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If you appreciate modern minimal homes clad in warm wood and crisp white, the Mushono House by Hearth Architects in Japan is a compelling example. Set unusually deep on its lot to create distance from the main road, this compact residence balances privacy and openness: modest gardens and yards on the north and south sides … Read more

Modern Bedroom Trends: Glass Walls and Built-In Seating

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Many home decor enthusiasts eagerly follow seasonal trends. While most trends focus on colors, textiles or furniture, architectural features rarely make the list—yet in 2020 several bold bedroom design ideas moved beyond paint and pillows to reshape interiors. Rather than just updating accent cushions or a single feature wall, these trends introduce structural changes that … Read more

Inside an Energy-Efficient Modern Remodel of a 1950s Texas Home

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Balcones Residence: A Thoughtful Midcentury Renovation in Austin Classic midcentury homes possess an enduring charm that only needs a sensitive contemporary update to become more comfortable, efficient and sustainable. The Balcones Residence in Austin, Texas — originally designed in the 1950s by Roland Roessner, a University of Texas professor and architect — has been carefully … Read more

Modern Barcelona Office Built from Recyclable Materials

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Clean drinking water is one of the most basic human necessities, and delivering it through processes that are sustainable and gentle on the planet defines the mission of Agua KMZERO in Barcelona. This article highlights the renovation of the brand’s office, where sustainable design, industrial character and modern detailing come together. The redesign, carried out … Read more

Colorful Small Bedroom Ideas: Beyond Modern Minimalism

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Design rules for small rooms often push us toward neutral walls, minimal color and streamlined modern styles. While those choices help a space feel calm and uncluttered, they don’t have to mean colorless or predictable. A compact bedroom can be lively, personal and full of character without feeling crowded. Below is a curated look at … Read more

Glass and Concrete Art House with Sweeping Valley Views

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Art House by Renata Elizondo — Concrete and Glass Home in Mexico A contemporary home can mean different things to different people, and its design often depends on local climate, topography and cultural context. Art House, designed by Renata Elizondo, is a striking example of how a thoughtful response to site conditions can produce a … Read more

Midcentury Modern Home Wrapped in White, Gray and Wood

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There is an enduring charm to midcentury design that keeps it feeling fresh and relevant today. Many classic midcentury homes built along California’s coast in the 1960s and 1970s only need modest updates to function beautifully for modern family life. This updated midcentury Bay Area home in Los Gatos by RUF Project preserves that timeless … Read more