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Here’s Why This Home Near Mexico City Has a Truly Massive Hearth
Here’s Why This Home Near Mexico City Has a Truly Massive Hearth
Stretching to the lofted ceiling, the monolithic brick structure holds a bathroom and water storage and divides an otherwise open plan.
By Grace Bernard
A Spiky Jewelry “Box”—and More Unhinged Objects From North America’s Largest Furniture Fair
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This Rooftop Greenhouse Is the Ideal Work-From-Home Space for a Plant-Loving Uruguayan Couple
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How Trees Destroyed by the L.A. Fires Are Being Recycled Into New Lumber
Angel City Lumber says it will likely be able to produce enough low-cost, millwork-grade board for 500 rebuilt homes—and provide some closure along with them.
A Surprising Material Makes This Singapore Apartment Feel Like a Park
After breaking down walls, L Architects used curved bullnose bricks to bring outdoor vibes into the home of a plant-loving couple.
The Case for the Scandinavian Sleep Method
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Asking $2M, This Metal-Clad Austin Home Is Boxy in the Best Way
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Pretend You’re in a Fairytale in This $6M Chalet Near Lisbon
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