Open-concept houses have been a homeowner's dream for many decades, getting introduced in the 1950s and becoming the norm for most newly built houses by the 1990s. They became highly sought after due ...

Think back to a few years ago when tearing down walls was basically the holy grail of home renovations. Everyone wanted that ...

Many people admire the allure of open-concept layouts, often considered a hallmark of a modern interior. But, as a home editor, I'm noticing more designers lean into closed-concept floor plans — a ...

Dining rooms were a component of classic homes for years, but if your abode is more contemporary, it might not be well-suited ...

For years, open-concept layouts ruled home design. Walls disappeared, spaces blended, and “more room” meant fewer limits. But as daily life changed (thanks to remote work, tighter budgets, and ...

Create inviting conversation areas by pairing each sofa or chair with a nearby table. Also, use an area rug to define individual zones. In open spaces, freestanding storage is key. Consoles with doors ...

Some trends can feel so out of place once they've passed, leaving us wondering why we ever liked them. But the funny thing about trends is, they always find a way of making a comeback, even the ones ...

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Kitchen layouts are evolving again, and some new design solutions aim to balance open sightlines with the ability to create ...

Morgridge Hall, the new cutting-edge academic building on campus is impossible to miss. With 343,000 square feet and seven stories tall, Morgridge Hall makes a bold architectural statement, showcasing ...