A 6,000-square-foot home in Momence, Illinois, was designed to appear rooted in the landscape, alongside restoration of a 19th-century barn.
This Brand-New Illinois Farmhouse Was Designed To Look Hundreds Of Years Old
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Electric Blankets: A Winter heating & air Guide
Learn how electric blankets work, which type fits your bed, how much power they use, and the safety checks that make a difference.
The Vintage Features That EVERY Homebuyer Wants Right Now, According To Experts
Design and real estate professionals report interest in original craftsmanship and vintage details, balanced with modern layouts and technology.
“Poor Ventilation Can Cause Real Damage Over Time” — What You Need To Know About Bathroom Extraction To Avoid Renovation Regrets
Designers and plumbing experts say bathroom extraction can help limit moisture damage. Here is what they recommend—and what depends on local rules.
The Heartbreak Of Leaving Your Kitchen Behind When You Move — And The Lessons I Took With Me To My Next Home
After downsizing from a farmhouse, writer Lisa Dawson reflects on leaving a much-loved kitchen and rebuilding one around what she learned.
“Personal Stories Are A Meaningful Anchor For Aesthetic Choices” — This Designer Leaned Away From Trends For This Naturally 1970s-Inspired Berlin Chalet-Style Home
Designer Kasia Kronberger drew on a 1970s Berlin-area house, the owners’ time in Milan and their family needs to guide the renovation.
Can You Put A Rug Over Underfloor Heating? Experts Warn It Needs More Thought Than You Think
Experts say rugs can go over underfloor heating, but material, backing and thermal resistance affect heat flow and may risk floor damage.
Yinklev Recalls Jocoevol 6-Drawer Dressers Due To Risk Of Serious Injury Or Death From Tip-Over And Entrapment Hazards; Violate Mandatory Standard For Clothing Storage Units
The CPSC says Jocoevol dressers pose tip-over and entrapment hazards and violate the mandatory clothing-storage-unit standard.
A Boomerang-Shaped Home Cantilevers Over The Wyoming Landscape
CLB Architects designed a 7,000-square-foot Wyoming holiday home with a boomerang plan, cantilevered form and energy-saving systems.
The Bathroom Exhaust Fan Mistake That Could Be Causing Mold
A Hunker report says switching off a bathroom exhaust fan too soon can leave moisture behind. It recommends running it after showering.
