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1+ hour, 23+ min ago (160+ words) Long Beach-headquartered DyeLot Interiors, a hospitality design studio known for integrating interior design, branding, architecture and procurement to create immersive environments that celebrate community and culture, has named Brian Turcza as senior director, senior associate. With the recent opening of a Chicago location, DyeLot continues to grow its presence and relationships across the U.S. hospitality landscape. In his new role, Turcza will guide multidisciplinary project teams, collaborating closely with clients to translate ideas into spaces that feel authentic, purposeful and memorable. "I'm thrilled to join a team that approaches hospitality as both an art and a service," said Turcza. "DyeLot's focus on storytelling, well-being and community aligns perfectly with my own philosophy that design should connect people, elevate experience and stand the test of time." Prior to joining DyeLot, Turcza served as Associate Principal at GREC Architects, with earlier roles at…...

1+ hour, 53+ min ago (530+ words) Amber launched her writing career in 2018 after completing college. Since graduating, she has had the privilege to write for a wide range of publications covering everything from kitchen renovations and travel guides to product reviews and real estate features. Say Goodbye To Traditional Carpet: This Versatile Alternative Is On Trend For 2026 Throughout the years, traditional carpet " commonly made of wool or a combination of wool and synthetic materials " has been a staple in home design. Adding a touch of warmth and comfort to any room, this style of carpet has plenty of reasons to love it. However, it's not without its disadvantages. For example, wool carpets are extremely absorbent, leaving them prone to mildew in areas with high moisture. They are also prone to stains and are sensitive to sunlight. Wool carpets and rugs have another major drawback " high price…...

2+ hour, 34+ min ago (772+ words) The brutalist arts-and-towers complex, where even great explorers get lost, is showing its age. Let's hope the 50th anniversary upgrade is better than the "pointillist stippling' tried in the 1990sThe Barbican is aptly named. From the Old French barbacane, it historically means a fortified gateway forming the outer line of defence to a city or castle. London's Barbican marks the site of a medieval structure that would have defended an important access point. Its architecture was designed to repel. Some might argue, as they stumble out of Barbican tube station and gaze upwards, not much has changed in the interim.The use of the word "barbican" was in decline in this country until the opening in 1982 of the Barbican Arts Centre. Taking 20 years to build, it completed the modernist megastructure of the Barbican Estate, grafted on to a huge tract of land…...

2+ hour, 55+ min ago (64+ words) [tropicolx] Build a YouTube Live Clone with Next.js, Clerk, and TailwindCSS - Part One Oluwabusayo Jacobs " Dec 12 #webdev #react #javascript #programming Templates let you quickly answer FAQs or store snippets for re-use. Are you sure you want to hide this comment? It will become hidden in your post, but will still be visible via the comment's permalink. Hide child comments as well...

3+ hour, 7+ min ago (268+ words) What are you up to this weekend? My mom is visiting for an early Christmas celebration, and the boys are ecstatic. She arrives this afternoon, and we made shortbread last night in anticipation. Hope you have a good one, and here are a few links from around the web" Warby Parker is offering 20% off two or more prescription glasses. I wear these and these every day. Bess Kalb's hyper-specific gift guide made me laugh out loud. "I love a fly-fishing dad. I have a fly-fishing dad. One day I will become, in my own way, a fly-fishing dad." Whoa, these shrimp towers!!! (NYTimes gift link) Have you seen this old Aziz Ansari sketch about commercial jingles? The everyday gift I'm giving my sister. (I swear by mine.) Six months with mom. "As a teenager, Danielle, a straight-A student, has the…...

4+ hour, 23+ min ago (330+ words) Cloud Dancer resonates deeply with Mandarin Oriental's belief in the power of calm inspiration," Alex Schellenberger, chief brand and marketing officer for Mandarin, said in a statement. We are creating moments that invite our guests to pause, breathe, and rediscover the beauty around them." The program, A Place to Touch the Clouds," began on Dec. 5 at 10 of the brand's most iconic properties, and will continue through February. This, according to a press release, will consist of a series of light-touch, multi-sensory moments" found during the guest's journey that invite genuine relaxation. The Mandarin Oriental properties saluting the shade include Hyde Park, New York, Boston, Geneva, Hong Kong, Shenzhen, Shanghai, Tokyo, Marrakech, and the newly opened location in downtown Dubai. All these locations have embraced Cloud Dancer in one way or another via afternoon teas, oxygenating spa rituals, and festive decor....

4+ hour, 25+ min ago (320+ words) Following the release of the album and the death of David Bowie, Blackstar went on to peak at No. 1 on the Billboard 200, Bowie's first-ever No. 1 album. The whole album is worth checking out, but to get you started, we suggest listening to the following songs: "Dollar Days, "Girl Loves Me, and "Lazarus. Warren Zevon was never a chart-topping, limelight-soaking artist; thus, his final album is seemingly only known by fans who absolutely adore Zevon and his music. In 2003, Warren Zevon released his 12th and final studio album, The Wind, roughly two weeks before his death on September 7. Zevon intended his final album to be a goodbye, as he was dying from terminal lung cancer during the recording of it. This is certainly Zevon's most personal album, and just maybe, one of the most personal albums of all time. If you want…...

4+ hour, 53+ min ago (622+ words) I always look forward to the Gold Key Awards, the industry's most prestigious celebration of excellence in hospitality design. Now in its 45th year and presented by Boutique Design magazine, the program showcases the best of the best, drawing from an exceptional pool of leading design firms around the world. Finalists and winners are chosen by a jury of hospitality visionaries representing operations, design, development, and investment. This panel evaluates standout projects from hundreds of international firms, with the award exclusively recognizing achievements in interior design. This year's honorees, across 23 categories, were celebrated at a gala, held recently at Cipriani 42nd Street in Manhattan. The program remains a benchmark for the most influential, forward-thinking, and inspiring work in hospitality design worldwide. Presented here is a curated selection of my favorite categories, showcasing the nominated and award-winning luxury properties from around the world....

5+ hour, 23+ min ago (240+ words) To Improvise a MountainPainter Lynette Yiadom-Boakye portrays fictional people in made-up settings. Where does she get her haunting ideas? Here she reveals her inspirations from Walter Sickert to Bas Jan Ader. MK Gallery, Milton Keynes, until 25 January The SleepersHelen Cammock, Tracey Emin and others explore what it is to sleep, and not to be able to sleep. Murray Edwards College, Cambridge, until 22 February Harold GosneyA close look at how this Yorkshire sculptor works with bronze and other materials to evoke nature. York Art Gallery until 28 June Irma H'nerfauthThis 20th-century German artist created sci-fi sculptures that oppose militarism and the cold war. Arcadia Missa, London, until 16 December Ahmet Do'u "pek Ancient standing stones and Cornish landscapes as seen by this Istanbul artist on a residency in St Ives. Tate St Ives until 8 March Japanese artisans using ancient techniques create a dazzling…...

5+ hour, 45+ min ago (909+ words) It was a bright and dark year for art. A mold-breaking New York City museum debuted an awesome new home; two others expanded and refreshed themselves. In large and small shows under-the-radar artists surfaced and were hot. At the same time, the arrival of a new political order firing off anti-diversity mandates cast a pall [] It was a bright and dark year for art. A mold-breaking New York City museum debuted an awesome new home; two others expanded and refreshed themselves. In large and small shows under-the-radar artists surfaced and were hot. At the same time, the arrival of a new political order firing off anti-diversity mandates cast a pall over both the year and the cultural future. The "New" Studio Museum in Harlem With the artist David Hammons's "African American Flag" " Old Glory recolored Pan-African red, black and green…...