Lauren Rottet Shares the Places, Projects, and Inspirations That Shape Her Design

Lauren Rottet already had a designer’s mindset as a child, creating structures at her home in Waco, Texas. “I did not realize it at the time, as I was only 5, but I spent most of my time outside building treehouses, digging lakes, and master-planning our backyard,” she says. Rottet’s family moved to

Jackery’s FridgeGuard Makes Backup Power Kitchen-Friendly

Historically, residential backup power has been defined by bulky, industrial hardware—unwieldy generators and oversized batteries relegated to the utility room or basement out of aesthetic necessity. Jackery, a California-based home energy company, is changing this convention with FridgeGuard. The u

The Best English Homes on TV and More: Friday Finds

When it comes to today’s trending styles in interior design, you can easily see the English influence that’s gaining popularity. From cottagecore to wallpaper to mixing prints and colors, the English have done it all! Today’s Friday Finds starts out in the UK, but we also travel to Texas, Tennessee,

What If the Bathroom Was the Center of the Home?

Located in Barcelona’s Turó Park neighborhood, this 635-square-foot apartment by SIGLA Studio challenges one of the most deeply ingrained conventions of domestic architecture: the idea that certain functions must remain hidden. While kitchens have gradually evolved from enclosed service spaces into