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Interior designers share 6 trends that are in, and 4 that are out this season
For the past couple of years, there's been a growing interest in color drenching, and according to interior designer and author Max Humphrey, it's going to continue. Color drenching involves painting the walls, trim, doors, and even the ceiling all…
'I Straight-Up Tell Our Clients Not To Do It': People Are Revealing Which Current Interior Design Trends Will 'Age Poorly,' And I Definitely Agree With Several
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OpenAI's agents are still ransacking the web
Emily Forlini here. It finally happened: I had my first bout of existential AI dread last week. I managed to fend it off since July, when I helped break the story that OpenAI's agents autonomously hacked Hugging Face. But it's starting to sink in…
The 'Vintage' Colour Experts Think Will Take Over 2027 Weddings
This year, Juliet caps, drop-waist dresses, and even matcha green dominated wedding venues (which, by the way, are apparently becoming ever more unconventional). And as we hurtle towards the end of 2026 with alarming speed, vendors have begun…
5 Surprising Ways Your Home Could Be Making You More Stressed, According to a Mental Health Expert
Home should be a place of comfort and retreat. After a long day, most of us want to step through the front door and feel instantly at ease. In fact, many interior designers are borrowing ideas from luxury hotels as homeowners aim to create personal…
Milan Fashion Week Made Getting Dressed Fun Again
This season, New York and London flirted with undress and expressive dressing; Milan Fashion Week took both ideas and ran with them. Prada put the skirt—in all its mini, midi, and maxi glory—at the center of the wardrobe, while Fendi…
Barbarella meets Polly Pocket in this fantasy Palm Springs house
While Palm Springs, California has no shortage of marvellous midcentury architecture, not all of these historic homes were created equal. The vast residence at 650 E Tachevah Drive – completed by architectural designer Howard Lapham in 1966…
New tour firm seeks to display 'hidden gem'
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Pope Design Group
The Summit Orthopedics Plymouth Bass Lake Clinic and Ambulatory Surgery Center brought forward much-needed medical space to the northwest metro. The property, integrating an ambulatory surgery center, created many regulatory complexities. Pope…
Opus
In August of this year, news broke that Dayton Parkway Business Center and Johnny Cake Business Center, 132,000-square-foot and 112,000-square-foot industrial properties respectively, had sold to a subsidiary of one of the largest private companies…
TKDA
TKDA is an architecture and engineering firm founded in 1910. On its website, the firm describes its work as providing “forward-thinking engineering, architecture and planning to communities, government and private industries.” The…
Experts Say These 6 'Uncool Antiques' Are Making Your Home Look Dated
Curating a collection of antique decor has become a rite of passage for design enthusiasts as more homeowners move away from cookie-cutter interiors towards spaces that feel personal, layered, and full of character. The rise of maximalism and…
In the Lead: Best Legacy Businesses 2026
M. A. Mortenson was founded more than seven decades ago as a family-owned construction business. Seventy-one years ago, John Meyer founded a company that people know today as Meyer Borgman Johnson. Partners Jack Borgman and Rollie Johnson joined…
A Texas Couple's Cabin in Montana Proves Bigger Isn't Always Necessarily Better
“A little cabin in the woods” is how David and Melissa Rubin described their ideal home to interior designer Mark Cravotta. The only problem? The couple had hired Cravotta to design their sleek high-rise condo in downtown Austin…
RSP Architects
Alexander (Sandy) Ritter, Donald Suppes and Michael Plautz founded RSP Architects in 1978, starting with six employees and a shared commitment to putting clients at the center of everything they do. Originally called Ritter, Suppes, Plautz…
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