It's no secret that minimalism took the world by storm in earlier years. There was a time when more and more real estate listings featured photos of homes with gray walls and neutral interiors, intended to appeal to a wide range of home buyers. But interior design trends suggest that minimalism is out and maximalist… Continue reading The once controversial trend that will increase the value of your home
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This 48sqm Hackney apartment is a masterclass in small space living
Soroush Pourhashemi, founder of custom furniture studio Lozi, is no stranger to designing for small spaces. Just a short walk from his workshop in Hackney, he has created a tranquil and beautifully considered apartment that perfectly embodies intelligent design, sustainable craftsmanship and timeless style. VIDEO: Check out the house tour above – Soroush's 48m² apartment… Continue reading This 48sqm Hackney apartment is a masterclass in small space living
Sustainable tourism in Croatia: How Istria, Dubrovnik and coastal cities are fighting mass tourism and inflation – everything you should know
Home » SUSTAINABLE TRAVEL » Sustainable tourism in Croatia: How Istria, Dubrovnik and coastal cities are fighting mass tourism and inflation – everything you should know Published on October 21, 2025 Croatia actively sets priorities sustainable tourism as a core aspect of its development strategy for the coming decade. With a strong focus on extending… Continue reading Sustainable tourism in Croatia: How Istria, Dubrovnik and coastal cities are fighting mass tourism and inflation – everything you should know
The Texas city fences off its famous river. Here's what happened next.
A controversial attempt to restrict access to one of Texas' most popular rivers appears to be having the desired effect — and more changes could be on the way. This summer, the city of San Marcos installed fenced, managed access points around Rio Vista Park, a heavily used stretch of the San Marcos River. A… Continue reading The Texas city fences off its famous river. Here's what happened next.
432 Park Ave. “Chunks of concrete” could rain if the cracks in the NYC Supertall are not repaired
One of Manhattan's tallest and fanciest towers is riddled with cracks — and some engineers reportedly fear chunks of concrete could rain down on Midtown's sidewalks if a $160 million renovation isn't done. The white concrete facade of 432 Park Ave. — the nearly 1,400-foot-tall, 96-story “Billionaires' Row” tower that soars high above the Midtown… Continue reading 432 Park Ave. “Chunks of concrete” could rain if the cracks in the NYC Supertall are not repaired
The November design events you shouldn't miss
From annual New York festivals to showhouses in Atlanta and Dallas, read on BOHis the list of industry meetings and festivals taking place next month. Nashville Design WeekNashville | 3rd–7th NovemberThis annual week-long event throughout Music City celebrates the design industry in Tennessee and beyond through panels, workshops and networking opportunities – all under this… Continue reading The November design events you shouldn't miss
Walltown Country Park, Northumberland
The winning team selected for the estimated £50,000 (excluding VAT) project will produce architectural, engineering and landscaping proposals for a redevelopment of Walltown Country Park – one of the key visitor destinations along Hadrian's Wall. The £1.5 million Walltown Wider Horizons project aims to transform the 17-hectare park near Haltwhistle – which currently hosts small… Continue reading Walltown Country Park, Northumberland
Major upgrade of Horndean Technology College as £3m transformation gets the green light
Plans to improve heating and ventilation systems at a Waterlooville school have taken a step forward after £3 million in funding was approved. Work at Horndean Technology College includes upgrading the flat roof to improve thermal insulation and recladding two blocks. As part of the improvements, two old science laboratories will also be renovated. Horndean… Continue reading Major upgrade of Horndean Technology College as £3m transformation gets the green light
Salvaged materials redefine this 807 square foot home in an Italian village
Thanks to the masterful intervention of designer Petr Grigorash, the vintage furnishings of this 807 square meter house in a small village near Como offer a fresh interpretation of a certain northern Italian classicism. Perhaps the first place you will notice this modern touch is the use of recycled and eco-friendly materials. Pieces of wood… Continue reading Salvaged materials redefine this 807 square foot home in an Italian village
Osier Belle: Sydney's most luxurious garden furniture finds a new home
Australia Leading bespoke outdoor furniture brand opens expansive new showroom in Neutral Bay, redefining how Australians experience outdoor living. SYDNEY, Oct 20, 2025 /PRNewswire/ — After 15 years of welcoming customers to his showroom, Osier Belle, Australia The leading designer and manufacturer of bespoke outdoor furniture has opened its new, larger showroom in Neutral Bay.… Continue reading Osier Belle: Sydney's most luxurious garden furniture finds a new home