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Is 46 cm (18") too tight between tub and sink?
Update: Thanks for all the comments! I’m not going to reply to them because there are so many, but I really appreciate all the input. We won’t switch any of the plumbing because we just don’t have the time or money to r…
Florists say this easy hack is a great way to breathe new life into an old plastic plant pot – it looks unbelievably pretty
It's a brilliant way to show off your cut flowers with style
IKEA is about to become the go-to place for buying affordable art – these are the pieces that will instantly make your home look expensive from £19
The soon-to-be-released KONSTRUNDA range of affordable art objects is my favourite of the year
Aldi's sellout autumn candles are back – forget the heatwave, here's what everyone's buying this summerween
These viral autumn candles will be flying off the shelves fast
Aldi is launching an at-home ice bath this weekend – but be quick, I predict this on-trend buy will sell fast
It’s the wellness ritual we can’t get enough of this year
A or B to create proper zoning in the studio?
I want zoning in this studio so do you think partition wall (A) or curtains (B) suit best? Or maybe something completely different? submitted by /u/andrew_cherniy96 [link] [comments]
Busta Studio evokes the elegance of New York townhouses for Kimpton Ashbel hotel
Interior design practice Busta Studio has filled the Kimpton Ashbel hotel on Park Avenue with art and objects intended to make it feel like "a warm, elegantly curated home". Located in a 1928 beaux-arts building on New Y…
help! last chance to change plan before we rip through house!
Hey guys, so we have one last chance before we commit. We will end up with an open plan L-D-K as shown below. Is this layout as good as it gets? My worry is it's all too open. No privacy, etc. Any tips tricks to help get…
A Layered Wood Landscape Shapes SKIN1004’s SoHo Flagship
LMTLS Architecture layers wood, mirrors, and warm light into a continuous interior inspired by eroded terrain
This Mexico City Wellness Studio Turns Alignment Into Architecture
Talo Atelier uses rhythmic oak slats, curved openings, warm light, and intuitive circulation to create a Pilates and yoga studio designed as a journey inward
Martin and Shirlie Kemp’s DIY water feature is a masterclass in how to nail this summer’s breakout trend – how to recreate it on a budget
It looks so good!
Youth avoids Manchester cliches for city's first Cubitts eyewear store
British eyewear brand Cubitts has unveiled its first shop in Manchester, designed by locally based studio Youth to reflect the city's industrial and musical history without resorting to the obvious. Youth co-founders Oli…
Kii uses local limestone and colourful "melting" stools for SR Ice Cream Miyakojima
Architecture studio Kii has designed an ice cream shop on Miyakojima Island, Japan, featuring a pink ceiling, a limestone counter and perforated concrete tiles. Called SR Ice Cream Miyakojima, the cafe and ice cream shop…
After 17 Years, I Have Some Big News to Share
This post is from the blog, InMyOwnStyle.com Seventeen years ago, I sat down at my computer and started a blog called In My Own Style. At the time, I had no idea where it would lead me. I simply wanted a place where I co…
51 Chaise Lounge Chairs That You And Your Decor Will Love
In need of a little relaxation? Then again, who isn’t?! Chaise lounge chairs can help you get the rest you deserve while infusing your decor with the style it craves. Homes both big and small can benefit from the unmatch…
Uppercut unveils summer exhibition in the stately rooms of Chateau de Spycker
Antwerp-based gallery Uppercut is presenting the works of six contemporary designers in the ornate halls and salons of a neo-gothic villa near Bruges. Elaborate glass vessels by Danish designer Alexander Kirkeby and melt…
A-nrd designs Arthouse Glasgow hotel to "feel like it belongs to the city"
Interior architecture studio A-nrd has transformed a 19th-century Glasgow townhouse into a hotel with a raw, honest material palette that celebrates the Scottish city's industrial heritage. The studio, headed by Alessio …
How a Fashion-Trained Eye Shapes April Graves’ Approach to Stone
The Aria Stone Gallery partner and COO discusses sourcing one-of-a-kind slabs, why designers are getting bolder with natural stone, and the material she sees as an unexpected neutral
A Vancouver Addition Blurs the Line Between House and Garden
Evoke International Design uses floor-to-ceiling glazing, slender steel frames, and a carefully composed landscape to connect a contemporary addition to its historic Shaughnessy setting
EBBA Architects designs Cup of Joy cafe in Marylebone to "provide a sense of delight"
Local studio EBBA Architects has designed the first London outpost for Istanbul cafe chain Cup of Joy, using clay plaster, stone and an opaque-glass ceiling to evoke the feeling of being in a courtyard. The studio drew o…
Redefining Nature-Inspired Minimalism in the Verdant Haven
Verdant Haven: A stunning blend of minimalism, earthy tones, and nature-inspired luxury
Style Scouting: Vol. 303
This post is from the blog, InMyOwnStyle.com Thanks for stopping by for this week’s Style Scouting. My Sunday post where I share the random stuff that captured my attention or inspired me that I found online. This past w…
The Arch Moment: 4 Affordable Pieces That Bring the Shape Into Any Room
Arches are everywhere right now, and for good reason. Curved silhouettes soften rigid rooms, add architectural character, and make everyday decor feel more elevated. From an elegant arc floor lamp to a dramatic arched bo…
How to Brighten a Dark Room: 14 Designer Tricks That Really Work
This post is from the blog, InMyOwnStyle.com Easy and foolproof designer decorating tricks that will add light to dark rooms in a house through decorative details. From adding the right type of lighting to layering in ac…
Cozy Updates in the Snug, Oars on the Wall & The Fall Nesting Retreat
I thought I would share a few recent updates from the Snug! Some of these I’ve shared with my newsletter friends already (are you subscribed yet?), but there are a few new additions in here, too. One of my favorite parts…
This Tiny Italian Home Turns Everyday Moments Into a Work of Art
Architect Valentina Autiero transformed a compact home on the Sorrento Peninsula into a vibrant retreat where light, color, and thoughtful design celebrate the beauty of everyday life
A Toronto Penthouse Finds New Life by Celebrating Its 1980s Roots
Dvira Interiors leaned into the penthouse’s late-’80s character by pairing its curved architecture with global influences, tactile materials, and immersive interiors
Style Scouting: Vol. 302
This post is from the blog, InMyOwnStyle.com Thanks for stopping by for this week’s Style Scouting. My Sunday post where I share the random stuff that captured my attention or inspired me that I found online. If you are …
Out to See: Christianson’s Nursery in Mount Vernon Washington
Hello, friends! One of our favorite “staycation” activities is to go to local garden nurseries. We go all year round, not just in the spring and summer, but of course it’s extra fun on a nice day. Everywhere we’ve lived …
Style Scouting: Vol. 301
This post is from the blog, InMyOwnStyle.com Thanks for stopping by for this week’s Style Scouting. My Sunday post where I share the random stuff that captured my attention or inspired me that I found online. It has been…
Blue and White Decor in My Home (+ Amazon Finds)
It's no secret that I love decorating with blue and white. It's a timeless combination that never goes out of style. I think of blue and white as a neutral. It pairs beautifully with other colors and easily transitions t…
Thrift Store Basket Makeover: Easy Storage That Looks Expensive
This post is from the blog, InMyOwnStyle.com Every thrift store has a shelf filled with handled baskets that most shoppers walk right past. I used to do the same until I realized those inexpensive baskets can become some…
51 Unique End Tables That Add The Perfect Living Room Finish
In front of the couch lies the coffee table; to the side the end table. Small, handy and often overlooked, the end table can add a point of interest or finishing touch to your living room’s interior. Have a lounge full o…
Camper for Vitra Design Museum at Art Basel 2026
La marque Camper présente actuellement une sélection spéciale de ses projets collaboratifs au Vitra Design Museum, à l’occasion d’Art Basel 2026 auquel Fubiz Media a été invité cette année. Une rétrospective de la part d…
A Modern Home In Beige With Earthy Brown Accents
Experience the serene elegance of this modern home designed by Elemental Design. Dominated by soft beige tones, the space exudes tranquility and sophistication, while earthy brown accents add warmth and depth. The dining…
When Bold Lines Meet Tender Details: The Art of Modern Living
Modern Minimalism Redefined: A Cozy, Elegant Sanctuary Designed
THE EYE: Cultivate Your Interior Styling & Creative Vision
A personal story about my 1901 altbau apartment, learning to trust my creative instincts, and the inspiration behind THE EYE, my new interior styling and creativity studio.
The All New DOMOTEX 2026
This month marks a major turning point for one of the world’s most influential flooring and rug fairs. DOMOTEX 2026 is not just a new edition,
A Conversation With Denise Boomkens of AndBloom - On Aging, Design, and the Art of Being Bold
In this 30-minute conversation with Denise Boomkens of @AndBloom, we talk about aging, creativity, and the quiet bravery of staying true to yourself as life evolves. Dee, now 50, has built a global following of over …
A Designer’s Review of the Metallbude TAVIR Lowboard: Style, Function, and Feel
I’m writing today from a soft corner of my living room, where one of my newest (and most beloved) furniture pieces now sits - and I simply must share the story, the feel, the little joyful details of it. I am talking…
Designing from the Inside Out: How Our Homes Shape Who We Are
In this heartfelt podcast conversation with lifestyle editor Maria Le Mesurier, Holly Becker explores how emotional design transforms our homes - and us. Discover how to design from the inside out, break old patterns…
How I Helped My Client Create Her First Online Course
Today I’m celebrating a huge milestone for my Atlanta-based client, Cathleen Smith, who officially launched her very first online course: Spice Up Your Life: An Inflammation Reset Using Herbs & Spices.
Unique Form Factor for a Security Robot: Rollo's Monowheel 'Bot
To some, the monowheel BB-8 droid from Star Wars: The Force Awakens seemed absurd when it first came out. Now, a little over a decade later, Estonian startup Rollo Robotics has created something quite similar. Their 1R…
Gazelle's Quick-Assemble Hub Tents
Gazelle, a Wisconsin-based outdoor gear brand, makes these quick-assemble Hub Tents. They're so named because each facet of the tent features a hub, into which are (permanently) inserted fiberglass poles. These quick…
A Transparent CD Player
Syitren, a Chinese audio brand, makes funky-looking portable CD players targeting Gen Z. Their latest design, the RM1, is a tabletop or wall-mounted model meant to double as display art: The frame is acrylic. If yo…
Core77 Weekly Roundup (7-27-26 to 7-31-26)
Here's what we looked at this week: Flatbike's accessories let you fold your bike flat for storage. A gate with an elegant integrated latch. The Dutch community where people live on strips of land in a lake. …
A Space-Saving Retractable Spiral Staircase
French company Manufactura designs and builds custom-fit retractable spiral staircases: "Our staircase allows you to access all the living spaces that your accommodation offers, even the most cramped ones such as a…
Second White's Sleek Folding Electric Scooter
This strange-looking suitcase… …is actually a piece of portable mobility. "It is a lightweight 3-stage folding electric kickboard that can be easily carried with one hand," writes South Korean design firm Second Wh…