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Maybe you’re working from home more often — or you need a place to retreat from the world. Here’s how to make your bedroom do double (or triple) duty.
Author: Tim McKeough
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Tiny Homes and a Camper Van Allow Two Kite Surfers ‘Freedom’
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With a little house in The Hague, a compact getaway on the Italian island of Sardinia and a well-designed camper van, who needs a conventional home?
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In Australia, a Revamped Victorian With a Moody Modernist Vibe
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It’s not as scary as it sounds: ‘It’s just joyful and really easy to live in.’
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How to Design A Kid’s Room: Space-Saving Storage and Clutter Control
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Most children have a lot of stuff, and they aren’t always inclined to tidy it up. Here’s how to embrace the abundance — and create tools to manage it.
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Former Twitter Executive Builds a Dream Home for His Family in Sonoma
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Bruce Falck, who left Twitter during Elon Musk’s takeover bid, had other things on his mind: completing a longed-for family home in Northern California.
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Renovating a Kitchen? Don’t Forget the Most Crucial Thing: Light.
The New York Times – Fashion & Style:
Blasting everything with one bright light won’t do. Here’s how to create a multilayered lighting plan like the pros do.
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What’s Better Than a Tiny Island Cabin? Two, Side by Side.
The New York Times – Fashion & Style:
For years, the antique cottage off the coast of Washington had served her well. But with grandchildren on the way, she needed a little extra space.
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In Northern Ireland, a Couple Grapples With Renovating a Run-down Victorian
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In Northern Ireland, one couple grappled with a problem familiar to families everywhere: How to get more space without spending too much money.
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He Wanted the Boldest Colors in His Home. The Reason: He’s Colorblind.
The New York Times – Fashion & Style:
Fire-engine red, cobalt blue and a futuristic vibe: There’s nothing indistinct or ambiguous about this Manhattan condominium.