Workers were drilling and hammering, and interior designers were scurrying around as rugs, lamps and all manner of furniture were hauled in seemingly every door of the sprawling Tomball residence, the site of this year’s ASID Designer Show House. Continue reading “This Year’s Designer Show House”
Interest in outdoor kitchens continues to grow at a robust pace, with designs often continuing the theme of the indoor space and incorporating grills, pizza ovens, refrigeration and cabinetry. Continue reading “Popular Outdoor Kitchen Designs”
Much admired for decades by neighbors in Wellesley Farms, and lovingly maintained by its owners, the six-bedroom Victorian beauty at 19 Indian Springs Way is both grand and inviting. Continue reading “A Victorian Design Full of Charm and Details”
It’s awash with mod cons, has a view to die for and boasts four bedrooms over three floors – yet potential buyers seem to be staying away from Phil Neville’s luxury £3.5million penthouse flat in Manchester. Continue reading “A Bedroom Design with A View to Die For”
New Zealanders love bespoke kitchen design, and getting the aesthetics right is as important as the practical aspects. Continue reading “Special Ingredients For A Successful Kitchen Design”
William Pereira fans, rejoice! Though many of the high-modernist architect’s masterpieces are under threat of demolition, there is one notable structure in Phoenix, Arizona, that will continue to live on. Continue reading “A New Home for An Architecture Firm”
Danish brand Menu’s minimal furniture and homeware is showcased in a new showroom in Copenhagen, designed by Norm Architects to also function as an office, cafe and co-working space. Continue reading “A Showroom of Designs to Double As Co-working Space”
New Yorkers are accustomed to seeing their favorite dives vanish overnight to make way for something new. So when one bygone institution makes a glorious comeback, it’s bound to attract plenty of attention—and it needs to look its best. Continue reading “A Restaurant that Reflects A Classic Old World Charm”
The building that currently houses Japanese restaurant, Zen, on the corner of High Street and Bernard Street will be demolished for redevelopment. Continue reading “A Restaurant’s New Transformation”
Recently retired, Pam Watkins wanted a new lifestyle.
The former school principal saw her Dana Point neighborhood “turning over,” increasingly populated with young families busy with kids or work. She wanted more people her own age to “play with,” but didn’t want to live in a “grave-yardish” retirement community. Continue reading “Getting A New Generation of Senior Housing”