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The article features several house tools and decorations, including British designer Tom Dixon's Bump Teapot, Ray Table Lamp by Daniel Schofield, and Equinox Bowl from Jayson Home.

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The article discusses the appeal, functionality, and proliferation of tiny houses in Japan.

The article focuses on the challenges of maintaining community engagement and modernizing older homes while preserving their historic value in Brooklyn's Brownstone neighborhoods.

The article focuses on the Brownstone's Bed-Stuy tour in Brooklyn, a longstanding annual event that celebrates the revitalization of Black homeownership and the preservation of historic homes in the neighborhood.

The article focuses on the experience of U.S. Vice President Kamala Harris at her residence in northwest Washington. Topics mentioned include the archaeological evidence of a foundation of an Italianate villa near Harris' home, the history of a slave farm, and a description of Harris' return to black history.

The article reports on the estate formerly owned by Joseph Goebbels, the Nazi propaganda minister, located beside the Bogensee lake in Brandenburg, Berlin, Germany and whose history makes it difficult for the government to hand the building to prospective private buyers.

The article focuses on the unlikely meeting between James Arthur Dolce and Ashley Lee Tyrner, who despite living 3,000 miles apart, discovered they had coincidentally been at the same events in Manhattan, and eventually fell in love after a chance encounter at an event hosted by angel investors.

The article focuses on a Swiss court's verdict convicting members of Britain's wealthiest family of exploiting domestic workers at a Geneva villa, sentencing them to prison and ordering significant compensation, while acquitting them of the more serious charge of human trafficking.

The article addresses health benefits of clean air. Topics discussed include significance of fresh air as one of the paramount lessons of the Covid-19 pandemic, remarks from Joseph Allen, an expert on healthy buildings at the T.H. Chan School of Public Health at Harvard, and reforms undertaken by New York to improve ventilation.

The article focuses on the transformation of Aston Villa in the past seven years, from being a relatively uneventful club to a dynamic and exciting team under the management of Unai Emery, experiencing success in the Premier League and European competitions.

The article reviews the exhibition "The Carlos Villa and Leo Valledor" at the Silverlens in Manhattan, New York City on November 8, 2023.

The article focuses on an experiment in New Haven, Connecticut, where early childhood educators are provided with free housing to improve their quality of life and buying power, addressing the challenges faced by this essential but often underpaid profession.

The article focuses on the most expensive sale in New York City in August 2023, which was an 80 million U.S. dollar duplex in the villa portion of the condo complex at 220 Central Park South, and it also highlights other significant real estate transactions in the city during the same period.

A personal narrative is presented which explores the author's experience and exploration of beauty and its complex relationship with human desire, pleasure, and morality.

The article features a modern Mediterranean villa at La Dehesa, a suburban neighborhood in Lo Barnechea commune of Santiago Chile, that is being sold in the market for 2.52 million dollars.

A n architectural review is presented for the home of Lori Bruno and Leonard Bruno, a converted and reclaimed barn in Nockamixton, Pennsylvania designed by Daniel Castelblanco.

The article reports that This three-bedroom waterfront villa sits on an artificial island in the Persian Gulf, part of a resort development called Ourrat AI Bahrain. on the southeastern tip of Bahrain Island, the largest island in the archipelago of Bahrain. The concrete-and-brick villa was built around 2009 on 0.18 of an acre and refurbished last spring, said Jacqueline Max- well, a senior saJes and leasing agem with Savills Middle East, which has the listing.

This article presents descriptions of several different homes of successful bachelors. Photographer Charles Ruger created a New York style loft in Texas, while John Slavin built a small, open shack in the hills of Malibu, California. Pier Guerci converted the attic of a Manhattan apartment building.

The article focuses on the architecture and design of a house built over a steeply sloping lot in Pacific Palisades in Los Angeles, California. Its architects are Sharon Johnston and Mark Lee of the firm Johnston Marklee & Associates. According to Johnston, the design was made in order to make the biggest and most suitable house for the very difficult site.

The article presents information on the architecture of a modernist beach house in Montauk, New York.

Features the home of John and Cynthia Hardy in Bali, Indonesia.

Reports on the exceptionally designed contemporary-style houses of New Jersey. Limited demand for such houses because of their limited resale market; Commitment required of real estate agent, architects and home sellers to get involved in contemporary-style houses; Price ranges.

Reports on renowned American architect Frank Gehry's design intended for a his family's residence in Venice, California. Concept of a series of free-standing pavilions scattered across a half-acre lot; Reaction of wife Berta Gehry to the design; Frank Gehry's reasons for deciding to leave the Santa Monica bungalow he renovated in 1978; Innovation and the raw emotions of the creative process embodied in Gehry's designs.

Highlights the rotating apartment building, Suite Vollard, in Curitiba, Brazil.

Focuses on real property in Stapleton, Staten Island in New York. Dwellings on the market; Median household income; Range price of houses.

Reports on a cooperative in New York City requiring Sheetrock in an apartment.

Focuses on families who bought homes in Ridgewood in New York City. Reasons for buying homes in the area.

Features the house of painter Alix Hallman Travis and her husband, Fred, at Halcottsville, New York. Alix's fascination over the relationship between man-made structures and the natural landscape; Vernacular architecture of the house; American Foursquare style of the house.

Focuses on Katonah, New York-based architect Lewis Dolin's idea of turning his house into a showcase for inventive storage. Construction of cupboards that look like elongated birdhouses to house clothes and compact discs; Use of color to turn functional storage units into design elements.

Reports on the popularity of architect Richard Gluckman for designing the personal work spaces of artists in contemporary art. Claim that Gluckman starts his projects by immersing himself in his client's existing work and then observes the mechanics of his client's art making process; Suggestion that Gluckman highlights the relationship between artworks and their surroundings; Gluckman's design for Ellsworth Kelly's viewing gallery, Chuck Close's studio and Richard Serra's warehouse.

Provides information on several houses for sale in Provincetown, Massachusetts. Price; Location.

Features the one-room cabin house of sculptor Rachel Polens in East Meredith, New York. Suitability of the size of the house to the owner; Advantages offered by the cabin's secluded location.

Provides information several houses on the market from various cities in the United States. One-room prefabricated house; Three-bedroom house in Gualala, California; Two-bedroom house with guesthouse in Rociada, New Mexico; Three bedroom houses in New York, North Carolina and Ontario.

Highlights the home of Louis Nichole, a songwriter and former home furnishings designer located in Prospect, Connecticut. Description of the landscaped hill in a former country club which Nichole transformed into a home for himself and his extended Italian-American family; Interior design; Profile on Nichole; Business interests.

Highlights the increasing popularity of houses on the Cooperative Village, a collection of undistinguished red-brick towers along eastern Grands Street on the Lower East Side of New York City as of November 2004. Physical appearance of the towers; Celebrities living in the district; Purchase and rental prices; Occupancy rate.

Focuses on houses near national forests in the U.S. Jasper, Arkansas; Aragon, New Mexico; Alta Sierra, California.

Features houses for sale in New York City. Total house area; Amenities; House design; Price; Contact information.

Features house number design from different companies in the U.S. Six-inch-high numbers with solar panel from Polsteins; Metropolitan house numbers from Atlas Homewares; Stainless steel numbers from Design Within Reach.

Focuses on Tugendhat Villa, the house that Ludwig Mies van der Rohe built on a hill in Brno, Czech Republic in 1930. Popularity of the house for its open, flowing plan, its retractable window and its modern materials; Exterior design of the house; Inclusion of the house in the central list of immovable cultural monuments; Formation of the Villa Tugendhat Fund and Friends of Tugendhat to preserve the house.

Features home of Bill Buice, a lawyer and president of the Keats-Shelley Association of America, in Shelter Island Heights in New York. Architecture; Interior design; Description of Buice's extensive library.

Provides information on New York houses that are on sale. Pros and cons; Maintenance cost; Location; linton Two-bedroom apartment in Manhattan; Two-bedroom water-view house in Putnam County; Victorian house in Staten Island.

Reports on the increase in the median sale price of single-family house in Westchester County, New York. Number of sales; Factors that contributed to the increase.

Describes the handles of the interior doors of the London, England house of author Alain de Botton. Personal value of the handle; Style; Materials used; Handle as a representation of de Botton's philosophy.