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Interior designers avoid synthetic materials, preferring timeless and eco-friendly options for a more sustainable home.

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Built in the 1980s, the residence “still has an architectural, almost-masculine edge to it,” Leal says. Without making ...

In the early 1980’s, within the town limits of St. Michaels, construction began on a new development called The Homes of ...

Juliette Byrne amped up the glam of a home in Cannes through molding, rounded furniture and savvy ways to make the ...

Removing a backsplash opens up wall space to invite in rich, organic texture. Exposed brick and stone has made a comeback in ...