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If you like modern architecture and design, then you'll love ModernHomes.com. The site features all types of modern homes for sale, including mid-century modern, modern + contemporary, modern farmhouse, and lofts, making it easy to find your next modern dream home. Plus, you can learn about the latest in modern home design and technology and discover ways to enhance your existing abode with their article library. So it's basically a gold mine for any and all modern design lovers.

Be sure to spend some time perusing the Curated Collections section of ModernHomes.com to get inspired by different modern home themes. Curated Collections thoughtfully showcases some of the best modern homes on the market, be it a historic mid-century modern home under $1

Whether you’re in the market for a gorgeous cabin retreat or you already own a beautiful cabin and you’re looking for ways to maximize it, CabinHomes.com is the best place on the internet to make all of your cabin dreams come true. 

The site makes it a cinch to search for any type of cabin you can imagine, be it a sleek A-frame nestled in picturesque Oregon or a classic log cabin in sunny Georgia. You can search for your dream cabin by style, location, type, and price. You can also filter your results by whether the cabin is for rent or for sale, depending on your needs. 

The site also offers Curated Collections, each of which showcase a curated selection of amazing cabins by a particular theme, creating a fun experience to explore cabins

West Elm just released its Spring 2021 Lookbook and it provides all of the design candy you’ll need for the increased time most of us are spending at home these days. The collection heavily emphasizes soothing, neutral hues, offering a welcome dose of calm in these turbulent times, as well as understated silhouettes that will complement a wide variety of aesthetics.  

You’ll also find a sleek collection of Scandinavian-inspired designs paired with handcrafted artisan accents that will elevate any look with a layered, worldly feel. 

Whether you’re planning to give your home a major update or you’re seeking a simple refresher, these gorgeous picks from the brand’s collection will ensure you do it in style. 

Calgary Tiered Bookshelf, $999

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According to an exclusive Architectural Digest article, the largest home in the world, and the most expensive home in the U.S., is officially on the market. Dubbed “The One,” the high-priced estate is expected to sell for a casual $350 million. 

Developed by owner Nile Niami with architect Paul McClean, the 105,000-square-foot estate has taken almost a decade to ideate, design, and develop. It sits on five acres of land in the exclusive Bel Air neighborhood of Los Angeles, and it has everything you’d expect from its enormous price tag.

A 400-foot jogging track surrounds the property, along with a three-sided moat, because what’s the point of being rich if you can’t have a moat? But the moat is just the tip of

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Dutch architectural firm OMA is working on an innovative underwater sculpture park for Miami Beach. Entitled the ReefLine, the installation is intended to both raise awareness for and combat the effects of climate change all the while bolstering Miami’s already-thriving arts scene. 

Shohei Shigematsu, who heads OMA’s New York office, will lead the project in collaboration with a team of experts, including researchers, coastal engineers, architects, and biologists. 

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The sculpture park will include a series of geometric concrete modules placed approximately 20 feet under water and spanning seven miles, beginning from South Beach. The structures are made from materials approved for artificial reef deployment,

If you’re like many of us who are hoping that 2021 will be a little bit (or a lot) brighter than 2020, then consider investing in an interior update, which is a great way to set the tone for the new year. 

Not sure where to start? Etsy has you covered. Each year, Etsy releases its Year in Review, comparing data from searches on its site in the last three months to search data from the same time the year prior. The results give a great indication of interior trends you can expect to see in the coming months, as well as plenty of inspiration for your own interior refresher. 

Check out the interior trends from the report, accompanied by ways to bring the trend home below. 

Sky Blue

Given the year many of us have had, it’s no surprise

There are elaborate dollhouses and then there’s The Sahlberg, a $100,000 architectural masterpiece in miniature form. Created by master builder Jimmy Landers, The Sahlberg is a custom-built, 9-room hardwood cabinet house that’s unparalleled in its intricacy. 

Complete with a three-story grand foyer, a two-story wood-paneled library, and a variety of other meticulously designed spaces, the miniature mansion is truly a design marvel. Just a few of its intricate details include 2,000 individually-placed marble tiles in the grand foyer, accompanied by a curved staircase made with hand-turned spindles and real mahogany banisters. 

This staircase winds up to a striking stained glass center dome, created by Barbara Sabia and decorated with hand-cut

It’s that time of year again! And no, we’re not talking about the holidays; we’re talking about the long-awaited designation of Pantone’s Color of the Year. At the end of each year, Pantone, the authority on all things color, announces its pick for the hue that it believes will best reflect the upcoming year’s trends, designs, and overall vibe. 

According to Pantone, the “Selection process requires thoughtful consideration and trend analysis. To arrive at the selection each year…color experts at Pantone Color Institute comb the world looking for new color influences. This can include the entertainment industry and films in production, traveling art collections and new artists, fashion, all areas of design, popular travel destinations, as well as new

Yinka Ilori is a London-based multidisciplinary artist who fuses his British and Nigerian heritage to create stunning works of contemporary art. His work has been displayed in exhibits everywhere from Lagos and Stockholm to New York City and London. Ilori has also worked with a variety of big-name brands, including Adidas, Pinterest, and Pepsi. 

And fortunately for interior design and home decor enthusiasts everywhere, Ilori is now applying his talents to his first homeware line. Described as “humorous, provocative, and fun,” the pieces are equal parts vibrant and compelling, illustrating Ilori’s heritage while flawlessly combining form and function. 

That being said, the line is much better seen than talked about, so check out a few of our favorite

From pandemics to climate change to the everyday struggle of keeping up with your inbox, there’s no denying that the world can feel pretty overwhelming at times. Fortunately, one of the best antidotes to that overwhelm is as simple as stepping outside. 

Nature has the unique ability to ground, rejuvenate, and revive even the most world-weary among us, offering a simple reminder of just how beautiful the planet can be. And this new smart bird feeder is a great way to capture it, instantly turning anyone’s backyard into a National Geographic photoshoot.  

Bird Buddy is a new smart bird feeder that allows you to make bite-sized connections with nature any time, anywhere. The feeder connects to an app on your phone, which will instantly notify you