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Applied Sciences, Vol. 16, Pages 9087: Energy-Efficient, Conservation-Safe Museum Lighting: A Blue-to-Yellow Ratio and Relative Damage Index LED Screening Framework
23+ hour, 56+ min ago (296+ words) Museums face a conflict between energy-efficient gallery lighting and protecting light-sensitive collections from photochemical damage: increasing the luminous efficacy of white LEDs requires shifting spectral power toward the high-energy blue band, accelerating degradation of organic materials. Prior work treated these…...
Gesture-Controlled Lighting: Tongqi Lu's Silicone Lamps
1+ day, 1+ hour ago (491+ words) For another take on innovative lighting design, explore Charlie Firth’s luminous sculptures, which fuse 3D printing with Memphis Movement aesthetics. Tongqi Lu, based in Shanghai, reimagines lighting with silicone shades that require no physical switches. By designing the entire shade as…...
My Interior Design Standards Improve Dramatically Once Dim Sum Is Involved
2+ day, 2+ hour ago (24+ words) A photo essay about color, light, geometry, interiors, and the unexpected patterns hiding in a camera roll—with a little help from dim sum....
What Makes a House Feel Expensive Has Changed, Says Los Angeles Real Estate Professional Michael Collins
1+ week, 9+ hour ago (472+ words) BEVERLY HILLS, Calif. — Michael Collins, a Los Angeles residential real estate professional with more than 35 years of experience, says changing buyer preferences are reshaping how luxury is perceived in the residential property market. According to Collins, luxury homes are increasingly…...
9 Unexpected Home Features Buyers Appreciate Most
3+ day, 9+ hour ago (564+ words) Practically every buyer has a wishlist before they purchase a home. Open floorplans, beautiful kitchens and great neighborhoods usually are at the top. But once they’ve settled in, many homeowners often discover that the features they appreciate most aren’t always…...
This Unexpected Living Room Ceiling Trend is Bringing Back the 'Big Light"
3+ day, 22+ hour ago (178+ words) Designers are rethinking the big light with this softer living room ceiling trend It’s a bad day to be a big light in 2026 – unless, of course, you’re a multi-shade chandelier, which, as a slew of recent interiors projects would have it,…...
The Fifth Wall is the interiors trend making us rethink the white ceiling
4+ day, 20+ hour ago (214+ words) Walls can be painted in different colors, covered in wallpaper and, more often than not, adorned with artwork. Floors can be made of wood, stone or terrazzo tiles, among other materials. But what about the ceiling? We usually leave it…...
The sculptural lightness of Illan in an interior project with an authentic character
4+ day, 20+ hour ago (245+ words) InteriorDaily Light, architecture and natural materials come together in a private residence in VarÄna, Lithuania, where the Illan pendant by designer Zsuzsanna Horvath takes centre stage Designed by Lithuanian interior design studio AD Interjerai, the interior is characterised by…...
Low-Impact, High-Performance Kitchen Design Whitepaper | Nover
6+ day, 8+ hour ago (61+ words) Architecture & Design Architecture & Design Team 08 Sep 2026 • 1m read • View Author Designing a low-impact, high-performance kitchen Vale Peter Mould, the architect who gave five decades to Australia's public realm Surging data centre expansion puts pressure on Australia’s skilled trades Global design competition to…...
New owner of Regina's dollhouse hopes to preserve charm while fixing up heritage home | CBC News
6+ day, 23+ hour ago (658+ words) One dollhouse in Regina is getting a renovation, and no, it's not a dollhouse you play with. The dollhouse home was built in 1928 by a man named William Gysbert Van Egmond. It was a wedding gift to his daughter. Daniel…...