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5 Must-Have Features for Creating More Openness in a Bathroom
Many people have at least one bathroom in their home that feels a bit small or cramped. But no matter what amount of square footage you have, you can create more physical and visual space within the same footprint by using a few design tricks.
Timeless & Safe: How to Design a Bathroom for the Elderly
Whether you’ve a family member who’s elderly, or you’re approaching this stage yourself, plan for a safe and accessible bathroom
Rasmussen is a LUXE 2021 Gold List Honoree
See the Luxe Interiors + Design’s 2021 Gold List, a select guide to the Architects, Interior Designers, Home Builders and Landscape Architects whose projects were featured in the magazine.
5 More Fixes for Common (and Annoying) Problems Around the House
In the second of a two-part series, experts share their tricks of the trade for repairing five pesky problems at home
Victorian Renaissance: Jonathan Rachman Design
A San Francisco Classic is reborn with a perfect balance of traditional and contemporary touches
72 Tubs That Elevate the Bathroom
Take a tour of boldly colored claw-foot bathtubs, calm-inducing Japanese soakers and custom tubs in every shape and size
5 Tips for Mixing Kitchen Countertop Materials
Tired of the same old kitchen look? Follow these tips to create a kitchen with more personality and punch
10 Ways to Use Classic Blue, Pantone’s 2020 Color of the Year
This calming hue, pulled from the sky at dusk, is meant to reassure in a tumultuous time
Clever Design Tips for the Smallest Room in Your Home
The bathroom is often the most neglected of spaces due to its sheer size or lack thereof. This doesn’t mean a bathroom has to be purely utilitarian in nature.
How to Make the Most of Your L-Shaped Kitchen
10 Kitchen Backsplashes That Make a Statement
Refreshing turquoise and other blues enliven the white cabinetry in this Mill Valley, California, butler’s pantry.
An Old Home’s Stumbling Block Results In A Fresh Start
From LuxeDaily.com: Although it wasn’t what the homeowners initially expected, they ended up in the house of their dreams–creating a pleasant surprise after all.
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