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Rental Revamp: How a Creator Found a Flat in London’s Tight Housing Market—and Made It Her Own
Rental Revamp: How a Creator Found a Flat in London’s Tight Housing Market—and Made It Her Own
For Kristabel Plummer, the London Living Rent program was the key to locking down a long-term one bedroom for several hundred pounds less than similar units in the area.
By Nathan Ma
The Loft in This Madrid Flat Hangs From the Ceiling With a Metal Truss
The level is cradled by a network of tubes and accessed by an equally efficient stair.
From the Archive: Wait, Frank Lloyd Wright’s Son Invented Lincoln Logs?
Of course a famous architect’s offspring created a toy that for over 100 years has fostered an interest in building at an early age.
This $900K Cottage Is a Little Slice of Scandinavia Near Joshua Tree
The renovated ’50s home has Japandi interiors, an original brick fireplace, a pool, and prime access to the high desert landscape.
Everybody Now Loves... Brown?
If you’re tired of gray, and white walls bore you, surrender to embrace of something warmer.
San Francisco Just Got Its First Floating Sauna. It’s About Time
The Bay Area is finally figuring out what Nordic countries have been doing for years, placing community above data-driven contrast therapy.
In Mongolia, a Traditional Housing Type Meets the Changing Realities of Its Residents
The country’s seminomadic herders have used tentlike, portable homes for millennia.
Frank Lloyd Wright’s Fountainhead Residence Just Hit the Market in Mississippi for $2.5M
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When a family in Austin needed room to grow, Low Design Office gave them 1,000 square feet of subterranean space for a playroom and guest suite.

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