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See inside the colorful and retro home of Estelle Bilson, the 1970s decor expert better known as “'70s House Manchester.”

The design of this kitchen is a vibrant showcase of maximalism, featuring a diverse range of elements such as a stylish countertop, modern cabinetry, a sleek sink, a chic table with matching chairs, a touch of greenery from a houseplant, and elegantly tiled flooring. The harmonious blend of colors creates an energetic and welcoming indoor space that exudes personality and charm. #MaximalistStyle #VibrantDesign #ColorfulInteriors #InteriorInspiration

Lots of IKEA, a sprinkling of handmade furniture, a dose of DIY, and PLENTY of paint have all been used brilliantly by clothing designer Haley Boyko in her Long Beach rental loft apartment.

Imagine stepping into a kitchen that feels like a warm, comforting hug from your dearest friend. Picture a space where the beauty of nature is woven into every

The owners of this Melbourne architectural modernist abode charged Kennedy Nolan with bringing a vibrancy and creative spirit to proceedings. Photographed by Derek Swalwell

"Tension is a material property that creates both music and architecture", says designer Lihan Jin, alluding to their concert hall's unique facade. Architecture is often referred to as 'frozen music' - a term that pretty much describes the Tension Instrument Concert Hall's unique, eye-catching design. While most designers try to guide a viewer's eyes on

Paris has been host to a lot of action over the last few months: Fashion Week, the World Rugby Cup, and a certain creepy crawly who shall not be named among them. During the second and third weeks of October, however, a flurry of design people — our people — popped into town for a fair circuit punctuated by the inaugural Paris edition from Design Miami/ as well as Paris+ par Art Basel and two exciting new kids on the block: CONTRIBUTIONS and THEMA.

Nature’s Refuge: A Biophilic Reading Nook Under Your Stairs Find solace in a serene escape beneath your staircase. Embrace the calming presence of nature with a biophilic-inspired reading nook. Surround yourself with greenery, natural textures, and gentle lighting for a cozy retreat right at home. Conceptual AI Art Follow @ecosapiens for more!