The latest numbers from Royal LePage suggest that Vancouver remains Canada’s hottest real estate market, strongly outpacing the rest of the country during the second quarter of 2016. According to the Royal LePage House Price Survey released Wednesday, the aggregate price of a home in Greater Vancouver rose 24.6 per ... Read More »
Plants are marvelous and there are so many indoor houseplants that are both air-purifying and beautiful. But, if you don’t have the right space for keeping plants or you just love the outdoors, here are some cool pieces of decor that’ll turn your home into a fresh, nature-themed paradise. 1. ... Read More »
Once the home of 19th-century poet and writer Celia Thaxter, this Newtonville Victorian on the National Register of Historic Places is now a couplet: two condo units that harmoniously blend the hallmarks of the past while accommodating the needs of the present. Entry to the unit featured here is gained ... Read More »
To follow a trend or not, that is the question. Do trends matter? Are they good or bad? And how do you know which ones you should adopt when it comes to your home decor? To answer these questions, and get a jump on what will be hot next year, ... Read More »
We are all about IKEA when it comes to revamping our home style. There’s just something so magical about snagging ourselves some clean and simple Nordic designs with prices that are affordable AF. Just when we thought this budget-friendly wonderland had hit its peak, IKEA’s mini-collection collab with Walter Van ... Read More »
The popular social platform is on track to outpace Twitter and Pinterest this year with 58.6 million U.S. users – nearly 1 in 5 Americans – according to a recent forecast from the research firm eMarketer. The report estimates that by 2020, U.S. users will increase to 85.5 million. Not surprisingly, ... Read More »
In the 1930s, Mumbai’s skyline was reshaped as a passion for the Art Decostyle cascaded around the world. Symmetrical lines, smooth curves and the trademark motifs of the “style moderne” came to dominate streetscapes. These elements also became visible in another, less-documented area: in the interior decor of the city’s ... Read More »
Todays, pavilions are an omnipresent type of building. Unburdened to a certain degree from constraints of conventional architectures, such as program or function, pavilion designs offer architects a reign of technological and formal possibilities. Architects are commissioned for designs, in which speculation, provocation and experimentation is allowed, or even more, ... Read More »
NEW DELHI: Kochi will become a highly- preferred real estate destination in the country driven by various infrastructure development projects in the city, which has been included in the list of Smart Cities programme, says a report. “Kochi hits a six to become the next highly preferred real estate destination ... Read More »
The Chinese government’s call to the nation to build an innovation-driven economy from the top down has sparked a rush by local governments to construct new buildings in the name of supporting creativity. Innovation centres have been popping up around China and are set to more than double to ... Read More »
The Indian area studies organisation, or ISRO, introduced Wednesday that its Polar satellite tv for pcrelease vehicle had correctly launched 20 satellites in one flight. ISRO’s Polar car effectively launched the Cartosat-2 series satellite at the side of 19 co-passenger satellites Wednesday morning from the Satish Dhawan space middle, the ... Read More »
During the second world war, my late father-in-law was conscripted into the army and forced to fight for Nazi Germany. My mother was a young girl in London, running to air raid shelters and seeing local streets destroyed by the blitz. A first meeting of the in-laws might have been ... Read More »
