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Eight restful bedrooms decorated in the colours of autumn leaves

In this lookbook, Dezeen has selected eight bedrooms that feature shades of green, yellow, orange, red and brown to create cosy environments with an autumnal...

RooMoo integrates local materials and traditions into Som Land Hostel near Shanghai

Thatched roofs, recycled bricks and bundles of sticks were used to construct this hostel on Shanghai's Chongming Island, which Chinese studio RooMoo has organised...

Neon lighting illuminates Strip Joint Chicken by Amanda Hamilton

Canadian studio Amanda Hamilton Interior Design has used bold colour-blocking and neon lighting to give this Calgary chicken shop a "1990s meets Memphis" feel....

Eight living rooms where low-slung furniture creates a casual lounge atmosphere

Low-back sofas and armchairs play a key role in our latest lookbook, which explores how low-slung furniture can make living rooms feel more relaxed...

Biden authorizes construction on U.S.-Mexico border wall using Trump-era funds

Amid a record number of migrant crossings, the Biden administration announced on October 5 that it has authorized the construction of new...

LOHA transforms a historic orange-packing house into a diaphanous arts center at Chapman University

“Dancers drive themselves constantly,” the American modern dancer and choreographer Murray Lewis once explained, “producing a glow that lights not only themselves...

Toasting To Thom Browne At Bergdorf’s, The Persian Version Screening

Bergdorf Goodman and Thom Browne celebrate the launch of Custom Made  Thom Browne never does anything without a bit of theatrics. Case in point:...

Boston City Hall has been recommended by the municipal government for landmark status

Boston City Hall is a building people love to hate. This year, a survey listed it as the “second ugliest building in...

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