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Six renovated Parisian apartments in historical Haussmann-era buildings

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Period details are mixed with contemporary interventions inside these renovated apartments in Paris, built in the mid-19th century during Georges-Eugène Haussmann's reconstruction of the French capital. In his role as the prefect of the Seine département under Napoleon III, Baron Haussmann was responsible for creating the network of boulevards that still define the city's urban landscape today. The homogenous apartment buildings flanking these boulevards were designed to strict guidelines, all made from cream-coloured stone with a steep four-sided mansard roof and no more than six storeys. Although Haussmann was less prescriptive about the building's interiors, they generally feature high ceilings and...

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Vista cruise ship review: What to expect on Oceania’s first Allura-class ship

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Editor’s note: TPG’s Erica Silverstein accepted a free trip from Oceania Cruises to attend the unveiling of Vista. The opinions expressed below are entirely hers and weren’t subject to review by the line. “Is this a luxury cruise ship?” That was the question on everyone’s lips during the maiden sailing of Oceania Cruises’ Vista, the first new Allura-class vessel to debut for the upscale cruise brand. We gawked at the beautifully designed public spaces, with their detail-oriented accents, eye-catching light fixtures and highly textured materials. (Yes, I petted the walls of the elevators and stroked every chair.) We luxuriated in...

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Here’s the Story: The ‘Brady Bunch’ House in Los Angeles Is the Week’s Most Popular Home

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[TAG0]Realtor.comThe oh, so familiar residence that served as the exterior for sitcom stalwart “The Brady Bunch” is this week’s most popular home on Realtor.com®. Located in the L.A. suburb of Studio City, the five-bedroom home appears almost exactly as you might remember it from the show, thanks to HGTV. The network purchased the place in 2018 and had its stars transform the interior and exterior to create a near-exact replica of the house on the iconic show that ran from 1969 to 1974. Other homes you clicked on this week include a Nantucket-inspired home in Connecticut, an entire island in...

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The Benefits of Different Types of Washbasins: Choosing the Right One for You

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The Benefits of Different Types of Washbasins: Choosing the Right One for You Washbasins are essential bathroom fixtures that not only serve a functional purpose but also add to the overall style and ambiance of your bathroom. With so many different types of washbasins available, choosing the right one can be an overwhelming task. In this article, we will take a closer look at the advantages and disadvantages of different types of washbasins and explore eco-friendly and low-flow options. We will also highlight the benefits of choosing a solid surface manufacturer, specifically a China furniture hardware factory, for your washbasin...

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Kitchen of the Week: Neutral and Natural in Twentynine Palms, California

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Just a few years ago, Kelsey Coppetti was producing digital marketing campaigns for companies like Netflix, Uber, and Toyota. But she pivoted her career to interior design when she and her husband Dustyn, who conveniently has a construction background, decided to convert an abandoned 1940s home in the Mojave Desert into a tranquil getaway for short-term renters. The dramatic transformation (which took two years, thanks to pandemic delays) served as a perfect proof of concept for Studio Marrant, the duo’s Los Angeles-based design practice. Now, prospective clients have a prime example of the studio’s work. More importantly, travelers visiting nearby...

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