Design Times

The Revolutionary Who Made Buildings Dance: Remembering Frank Gehry

Frank Gehry (1929-2025) revolutionized architecture by making buildings dance. From the Guggenheim Bilbao's titanium curves to his philosophy of emotion in design, explore the legacy of the architect who transformed structures into living art.

Longview Transitional Transitional Family Room, Charlotte

Interiors

4 Ways to Honor Departed Loved Ones in Your Home Design

Interiors

What Is Religious Art? + How to Add Them to Your Home

Old Mill House Mediterranean Entry, Houston

Interiors

3 Halloween-Inspired Color Schemes for Your Home

Be bold with new hues during Halloween with 3 unique Halloween-inspired color schemes you can apply to your home design or furniture.

Archaeologists Found Lost Temple of Nabatean God from 2,000 Years Ago in Italy

Archaeologists discovered a unique a 2,000-year old Nabatean temple off Puzzuoli, Italy, where the ancient civilizations had a lucrative trade business.

Demand For Mattresses Falls After Strong Sales During The Pandemic

Interiors

Brand New vs. Second-Hand Furniture: What’s Worth the Investment?

Architecture

Notre Dame Set to Reopen in December with Proposed $5.30 Entry Fee for Heritage Preservation

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Chinese Sculpture Faces Backlash Over ‘Ugly’ Statue of Olympic Gold Medalist
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19th Century Ethiopian Shield Returns Home After Near Sale in Ohio Exhibit
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Architecture

Crawl Space in Houses: What is It and its Purposes?

Dismissed and often removed, crawl spaces can be beneficial to your living area—here's what it is and its purposes.

5 Tips on How to Make a Pet-Friendly Living Room

Portland Apartment Modern Dining Room, Portland

5 Paint Hacks You Wish You Knew Sooner

Architecture

The "Vessel" At New York City's Hudson Yards Re-Opens After Series Of Suicides

Architecture

Iconic New York Vessel Reopens to Visitors with New Security Features After Tragic Suicide Cases

New York's iconic Vessel in Hudson Yards has reopened with enhanced safety features, including steel mesh nets and restricted access to higher levels, to prevent further suicide incidents.