Interior Design: Houses in Mexico That Include Bathtubs

Over the years, interior design has evolved according to the needs that arise, but above all according to the experiences it seeks to evoke in the user. In the last two years we have witnessed a radical change and a special interest in this subject because the pandemic forced us to pay specific attention to the configuration of the places we inhabit. This brought about much more holistic designs that seek to address the wellbeing of the user, combining colours, sensory experiences,

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62 TV Shows About Interior Design and Architecture to Watch Now

On Celebrity IOU, it’s the celebrities who get their hands dirty. The series gives some of Hollywood’s biggest names—including Brad Pitt, Viola Davis, and Melissa McCarthy—a chance to give a big thanks to the friends and family members who helped them get where they are by renovating their spaces. Hosted and produced by the Property Brothers, the series promises to elicit both tears and laughter.

Brother vs. Brother

Where to watch: HGTV and Discovery+

At this point, Drew and Jonathan Scott have basically created a Property Brothers cinematic universe, but this show is especially fun because it pits the

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Abravanel Hall renovation “makes more fiscal sense,” petition organizer says

SALT LAKE CITY — A petition to save Abravanel Hall from demolition has gained 35,000 signatures.

Jack Clark, the organizer of the petition, said that leaving Abravanel Hall standing and renovating it “makes more fiscal sense.”

A Salt Lake County report estimated the cost of renovations to be between $199 and $200 million. However, Clark said that building a brand new concert hall could cost even more.

AECOM, an infrastructure consulting firm, said that concert halls are notoriously difficult to build.

Related: Mayor trying to keep Abravanel Hall “in its present form”

When creating the interior performing space, designers must

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2024 Living Room Trends That Will Be Huge Next Year

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Multipurpose Zones

a living room with a fireplace
Kirsten Francis

In this living room, Pilchik created three zones: a central seating area, a writing desk, and a game table. A luxe moss-green velvet covers the sofas, and fabrics from Fermoie and Soane are used for drapery and upholstery. She also brought in an antique French writing desk, teak midcentury armchairs, and a table that belonged to the client’s grandparents, mixed with a rattan-and-glass side table from Serena & Lily and a linen-wrapped coffee table from Villa & House. The multiple textures and materials used in the room complement its multipurpose functionality.

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Hand-Painted Murals

a couch with a pillow
MARC
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