After 77 Years, You Can Now Live in the Eames Pavilion System

Charles and Ray Eames are synonymous with the burgeoning field of ergonomics, the Eames Lounge for Herman Miller an iconic example of what can happen when innovative design meets considered craftsmanship. The Eameses were highly interested in material exploration, using traditionally industrial part

Federal Debt Growth: A Rising Risk to the Real Estate Market 

Ballooning U.S. federal debt and fiscal policy has already cost borrowers approximately $76,000 over the life of a 30-year mortgage at the median home value. The post Federal Debt Growth: A Rising Risk to the Real Estate Market  appeared first on Texas Real Estate Research Center.

Future Simple Studio Trades the Spa Playbook for Roman Civic Logic

RECESS occupies a peculiar gap in Montreal’s urban fabric. The city has no shortage of places to sweat, and cold plunges have become a wellness cliché—but it lacked a space where thermal bathing doubles as social infrastructure. Future Simple Studio’s 4,500-square-foot project in Griffintown attempt

New Warm Wood Kitchen: Embracing Cozy Elegance and Timeless Beauty

A San Diego family realized they’d be happier with an open kitchen plan that’s more suitable for entertaining. A Designed Space removed a cumbersome peninsula and added maple cabinets and dark quartz countertops to create a new, warm wood kitchen which better suits the way the family lives. Photo by