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Tarkett Introduces 2 New LVT Platforms with Paired Path Collection

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Tarkett Introduces 2 New LVT Platforms with Paired Path Collection

Tarkett, a world leader in innovative and sustainable flooring solutions, has launched a collection of luxury vinyl tile wood and stone styles designed for continuity across spaces and surfaces.

The New Westside Backyard: How Bella Landscaping Is Designing and Installing Outdoor Spaces

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The New Westside Backyard: How Bella Landscaping Is Designing and Installing Outdoor Spaces

On the Westside of Los Angeles, the backyard has quietly become the most important room in the house. Homeowners in Brentwood, Pacific Palisades, Beverly Hills and Santa Monica are asking more of their outdoor spaces than ever before: places to host,

Designing A Private Games Lounge For A Modern Texas Home

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Designing A Private Games Lounge For A Modern Texas Home

Contemporary residential architecture across Texas increasingly prioritises expansive, dedicated leisure environments that move far beyond standard media rooms. In substantial residences throughout Austin, Dallas, and the Houston enclave of River Oak

Musée national des beaux-arts du Québec Opens the Espace Riopelle - Michael Audain Pavilion

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Musée national des beaux-arts du Québec Opens the Espace Riopelle - Michael Audain Pavilion

Today, the Musée national des beaux-arts du Québec (MNBAQ) began a new chapter with the grand opening of the Espace Riopelle – Michael Audain Pavilion, a lasting tribute from the centennial celebrations for artist Jean Paul Riopelle (1923–2002).

Savaya Group Unveils Zumana, a New Beachfront Destination on Bali's Kuta Coast

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Savaya Group Unveils Zumana, a New Beachfront Destination on Bali's Kuta Coast

Savaya Group, the team behind Savaya Bali, ranked No. 1 club in Asia in DJ Mag's 2026 Top 100 Clubs, announces the opening of Zumana, a new beachfront destination at Sunset Bay Kuta designed by Rockwell Group.

Anatomy of an Award-Winning Pool: Inside the Clifton Hill Infinity Project

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Anatomy of an Award-Winning Pool: Inside the Clifton Hill Infinity Project

A swimming pool can be a place to exercise, unwind, entertain or simply escape the heat. For the owners of one Clifton Hill home, the ambition was to create a space that could do all of those things - without feeling like a collection of separate

The "Storm Chaser" Problem: A Homeowner's Guide to Checking Repair Bids

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The "Storm Chaser" Problem: A Homeowner's Guide to Checking Repair Bids

Choosing the right contractor is the most critical step in post-storm home recovery.

Shalimar at Boynton Beach Opens Pre-Leasing for Palm Beach County's Newest Luxury Community

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Shalimar at Boynton Beach Opens Pre-Leasing for Palm Beach County's Newest Luxury Community

Shalimar at Boynton Beach, the fourth luxury offering under the Shalimar brand, has launched pre-leasing for its collection of one-, two-, and three-bedroom apartment homes at 3570 West Boynton Beach Blvd.

How to Keep Exterior Lighting Consistent Across a Large Estate

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How to Keep Exterior Lighting Consistent Across a Large Estate

A large estate rarely needs the same lighting everywhere. Driveways must be easy to navigate, gardens benefit from selective highlights, and terraces need enough light for evening use. The challenge is keeping those spaces from looking like separate

Why Architects Pair Minimalist Aluminum Shade Structures With Modern Homes

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Why Architects Pair Minimalist Aluminum Shade Structures With Modern Homes

A modern home earns its look from restraint: clean planes, simple materials, nothing added for show. The shade structure beside it has to follow the same rules. A bulky carport or a fussy pergola breaks the composition, which is why more architects