Christina Gregoriou says awkward corners, corridors and structural columns should be addressed early in a design project, not left until last.
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Amazon Echo Smart Speakers Now Have Cameras, Wi-Fi Extenders And Home Hubs Built In
Amazon’s new Echo Studio adds a home-monitoring camera, while the Echo Dot gains a smart home hub and an Eero Wi-Fi extender.
4 Things People With Clean Carpets Always Have In Autumn – Muddy Season Essentials You Need
Ideal Home’s floorcare editor recommends doormats, spot or carpet cleaners, shoe storage and a fourth item to help manage muddy-season carpet stains.
Westlake Ace Hardware Expands In Missouri
Ace Retail Group plans a Westlake Ace Hardware in Fenton, Missouri, with remodeling set for early 2027 and a summer opening anticipated.
The ‘One Decorative Gesture’ Trend Finally Explains What Your Room Is Missing — “The Best Interiors Have A Little Contradiction In Them”
Livingetc’s SS27 trend report highlights how a single ornamental accent can add contrast and personality to a contemporary room.
High Mortgage Rates, Affordability Challenges Constrain New Home Sales In September
U.S. new single-family home sales fell 0.6% in September to a 676,000 annualized pace, as mortgage costs and affordability constrained demand.
Amazon’s $500 Echo Show 16 Wants To Be The Center Of Your Home
Amazon announced the $500 Echo Show 16, a 16-inch smart display with Fire TV, Alexa Plus and customizable home dashboards. Preorders are open.
Spikes, Acid Colors, And Chairs You Can’t Lounge On — How ‘Discomfort’ Became One Of 2027’S Biggest Design Trends
Livingetc’s SS27 Style Pulse report identifies deliberate visual friction—from acidic colors to challenging forms—as an emerging interior design direction.
The Rise Of The Anti-Algorithm Interior — Why We’re Rejecting Predictability For Adventurous, More Personal Homes
Livingetc’s SS27 trend report highlights designers’ push for personal interiors over looks repeated and amplified by social media algorithms.
U.S. Construction Industry Projected To Add 400,000 Jobs By 2035
BLS projections analyzed by NAHB put U.S. construction employment at 8.68 million in 2035, up 410,700 jobs from 2025.