"A chair is a very difficult object. A skyscraper is almost easier." -Ludwig Mies van der Rohe
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With streets lined with historical structures from multiple time periods—including Georgians, Edwardians, and neo-Gothics—London...
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These days, modern coffee lovers are faced with endless options when it comes to brewing the perfect cup of joe.
When building a second home, most people don’t consider traveling farther than upstate.
Eric and Melinda purchased a 10-acre plot of land in rural Yelm, Washington, with visions of a new home on the range.
Single mod-loving gal seeks North Jersey split-level for a match made in Hoboken.
These various modern homes prove that the driveway is just as important to a piece of architecture as the rest of the design.
The Harbor Chair from Oregon-basedPhloem Studio is a collaboration between Ben Klebba and his father.
In spaces small or large, an eat-in kitchen is a useful hub for singles and families alike.