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How Interior designer transforms grand Lancashire manor into a chic family home
For anyone arriving at this 19th-century Lancashire manor house in Preston, the first impression is one of grandeur. Set at the end of an oak-lined drive and surrounded by countryside, it has all the hallmarks of a quintessential English country…
Stained glass trending as people seek personality-filled decor
There's been an explosion of personality in home interiors of late, with an emphasis on craftsmanship and artisanal details leading the way. Ornamental iron work on staircases, mosaic tiles in the bathroom, hand-painted murals in the living room.
'Poor oversight, faulty furniture' delay home renovation, Gurgaon couple wins Rs 80,000
“To this extent, we feel that the OPs (opposite parties: interior designers) are deficient in service in not informing the complainants that the 45-day timeline could not be met in light of delay in work by their hired contractors, but they…
How Bengal's Durga Puja came full circle: From private patronage to public celebration and back
Here is a deep dive into how Bengal's grandest festival went from elite household ritual to a corporate-funded economic engine. Bonedi puja: Worship in aristocratic households The documented history of organised Durga Puja in Bengal goes back to…
Naughty or nice: Here are the hottest holiday toys for kids in 2026, per experts and parents
Believe it or not, the holidays are just around the corner. And you know what that means: shopping season has begun. For parents of little ones, the stakes are even higher. As a shopping reporter and first-time mom, I know the pressure to pick out…
10 Reasons I Hate (Most) Bakeries in 2026
There's just so much I just can't swallow about bakery culture in 2026. For the most part, it's advisable to forgo the calories and instead read about madeleines, pistachio-and-coffee ice, and chocolate cakes sugared with gothic tracery by…
Look, no hands: Euronews rode driverless in Europe's first robotaxi in Zagreb
Uber launched a driverless taxi service in Zagreb, Croatia, earlier this year and has now unveiled plans to roll out a fully autonomous vehicle service in a host of European cities with partners across the continent, starting with Manchester. The…
In Hyères, Yui Chen Takes Top Prize
This afternoon, the 41st International Festival of Fashion, Photography, and Accessories in Hyères, France, announced its winners. Yui Chen took home the Grand Prize, for “Food Cover,” a women's wear-leaning unisex lineup that…
Final Trump arch plans submitted to city omit proposed military complex
Final site plans for President Trump's proposed, 250-foot-tall triumphal arch do not mention the military features he previously said he would add to the project, according to documentation the Interior Department submitted to the National Capital…
Fiat Grande Panda review: Has the Italian finally found its mojo again?
Fiat was once the home for small, popular cars that people loved and wanted. Apart from the cutesy 500 range, that hasn't been the case for a while — until now. The days of the original 500 and 600 in the 1950s and then the 124 of the 1960s…
Discover the new world of audio installations, inviting you to 'engage more deeply'
From branded initiatives to art installations, bespoke sound systems, and immersive playback experiences, soundscapes are the pavilions of our era. So why exactly has the physical shape of sound taken on so much cultural weight? Is it all about the…
This new electric Mercedes-AMG SUV is Bugatti fast with Kardashian bling
The top of the Mercedes-AMG EV range was always going to be a package deal. First came the AMG GT 4-door, brandishing advanced battery and motor tech, dressed in some controversial bodywork and garnished with fake gears and V8 noises. Now, it's the…
'Best bed set I've ever had' praised for feeling 'luxurious and expensive'
The stylish set comes with matching pillowcases that have whimsical bow detailing. This article contains affiliate links, we will receive a commission on any sales we generate from it. Learn more As the colder weather draws in, shoppers looking to…
In Israel's Valley of Springs, ancient history offers a new journey of healing
More than 1,700 years ago, the Talmudic sage Reish Lakish looked out over the Beit She'an basin and left a line the valley still lives by: “If the Garden of Eden is in the Land of Israel, its gate is Beit She'an.” We came to see for…
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