January is the quiet inhale after December’s long exhale. The ornaments are packed away, the lights dimmed, and what remains is the home itself—its bones, its textures, its ability to hold us through the coldest weeks of the year. This is not a month for dramatic reinvention. January interiors are…
Discover the warmth of Mediterranean interior design and architecture—earthy palettes, natural materials, and timeless elegance. Explore influences from Palladio to India Mahdavi.
For this weeks post, I wanted to go way to the other side of the spectrum, from the traditional design of Charlotte Moss last week, to brutalism with one of the most intriguing men in architecture, Louis Kahn Louis Kahn (1901–1974) remains a towering figure in modern architecture, revered for his…
Discover how architects and designers are giving historic buildings new life through adaptive reuse. Learn innovative ways to turn old factories, churches, and schools into modern, sustainable spaces.
By Rachel D. Knepp, Art & Design Blog Contributor From ancient stone monoliths to futuristic skyscrapers, architecture tells the story of civilizations, cultures, and creativity through the ages. Each landmark is more than just a structure—it’s a reflection of human ambition, artistry, and the desire to leave a mark on…
The Tiny House Movement has captured the imagination of minimalists, sustainability advocates, and those seeking financial freedom. These small yet highly efficient homes—typically between 100 and 400 square feet—are designed to maximize space, reduce clutter, and encourage a more intentional way of living. Whether built on a permanent foundation or…
Sir Christopher Wren (1632 – 1723) is one of the most celebrated architects in British history, best known for transforming London’s skyline after the Great Fire of 1666. His pioneering designs and visionary approach to architecture helped define the English Baroque style and shaped the city’s identity for centuries to…
In my small walk through antiquity. I wanted to further look into the architectural designs of the Classic world. When we think of classical Greek architecture, one structure invariably comes to mind: the Parthenon. This iconic temple, perched atop the Acropolis in Athens, stands as a testament to the ingenuity,…
The Classical period of architecture, spanning roughly from the 5th century BCE to the 3rd century CE, remains one of the most influential eras in the history of building design. Rooted in the civilizations of Ancient Greece and Rome, Classical architecture is characterized by its emphasis on symmetry, proportion, and…
The Greek Revival style emerged in the late 18th century as a homage to the architectural achievements of ancient Greece. Characterized by its majestic columns, pediments, and a sense of restrained elegance, this architectural movement became synonymous with democracy, cultural refinement, and timeless beauty. Journey with me and let’s take…