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Interior Designing: Stylish Tips To Decorate Your Bedroom
Resettling in a new home is always exciting. But some things need to be checklist after successfully employing professionals from a moving company and relocating. When you move to a new residence, you want to alter the interior patterns. Propitiously enough, the rest of the interior elements may seem fitting to your taste. But everyone wants a comfortable personal space like their bedroom. If you’re looking for ideas to style your new room with some modern decor, assess these stylish tips on bedroom ornamentation. Don’t Dwindle The Space In Your Room. More enormous bedrooms tend to reduce five times in size by stuffing them with furniture. These types of rooms…
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Top Modern Kitchen Gift Ideas for Your Favorite Cook
Behind every sweet holiday memory is a dedicated cook that helped make it happen. This Christmas, treat the chef in your life to a holiday gift that sparks joy and honors their love for cooking. From modern cookware and gadgets to tableware and kitchen accessories, we’re serving up the best chef and designer-approved gift ideas that home cooks of all levels will love. Pizza Paddle by Eva Solo \ $79For the cook who loves a pizza party, this Eva Solo Pizza Paddle is a must-have kitchen tool. Not only are Eva Solo’s design-driven tools made to last, but they’re also incredibly easy-to-use. The cook who receives this as a holiday…
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Home design ideas: A home office by way of the lounges of London
Lauren Walsh designs a lot of coastal-style rooms with shades of blue. This space, however, was inspired by her clients’ trip to England. “We call it the London Lounge,” Walsh says. “They use it as an office and a place to unwind with a fancy cocktail.” To conjure the luxe vibe, Walsh combined rich colors, playful motifs, and reflective finishes. “People always ask where she is during Zoom calls because it looks like she’s in a bar or hotel lounge,” Walsh says. 1 Walsh plucked the Cotton & Quill plum velvet sofa and the pineapple print slipper chairs opposite it from the showroom during a trade show, knowing they would…
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‘The pandemic lit a fire inside me’: how three high-fliers retrained as garden designers | Gardens
A table and chairs covered in lichen; a grubby patio; an overgrown bed teeming with weeds … those of us with outdoor space all have corners that need attention. And as many of us continue to work from home, spending more time in the garden and entertaining friends, there has been a growing demand for professionals to visit and beautify our gardens and terraces. But, as reported earlier this summer, there’s a waiting list: the average garden designer has experienced a 25% jump in inquiries over the past year, and, according to the latest figures, has seen their turnover increase by 203%. The Society of Garden Designers reports a 62%…
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‘Horrific for the community’: confessions of a real estate agent in priced-out Byron Bay | Travis Lipshus
When I started working as an agent in Byron Bay in late 2016, the median house price was sitting at around $1.1m and rapidly increasing with the spillover from the Sydney property boom. Everyone was in awe. Two years before, it had been half that, as regional Australian property values were beginning to recover from the GFC. From 2016 until last year’s lockdown ended, Byron Bay had averaged 74 home sales annually, and the line on the graphs keeps going up, slowing and ebbing every now and then. As of August 2021 the median house price is $2.55m, with a 70% increase in a year. If you owned property before…
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A KC firm’s in-depth design for a Royals downtown ballpark
READ MORE Downtown Kansas City Royals ballpark The Kansas City Royals owners have raised the idea of a downtown baseball stadium. That has worked in other cities, but will fans give up Kauffman Stadium? Expand All Jonathan O’Neil Cole and his staff at Pendulum had a clean slate to devise a concept for a downtown ballpark. Because neither the Kansas City Royals nor local officials commissioned the project, it was wide open to the imagination of the design team. “It was an internal challenge,” said Cole, who has spent 25 years in the sports architecture field and founded Pendulum in 2007. “It was not sanctioned. It was not approved. There…
