U.S. housing crisis leaves seniors without age-friendly options
America’s housing crisis leaves seniors with few age-friendly options as policies fail to meet the needs of a growing 65+ population by 2030.
Burgundy castle restoration begins after last resident’s death
Burgundy castle restoration begins after the death of the last resident at Château de Saulières, marking the start of a project to revive the 240-year-old…
Iconic London plaster workshop closes after decades
Iconic east London plaster workshop Stoned and Plastered, specializing in architectural and decorative pieces, closes after nearly 40 years in business.
Couple transforms Rome villa into bold Postmodernist retreat
Nicolò Bassetti and Gaia Morrione turned a 1930 Rome villa into a striking Postmodernist retreat, blending history with bold design.
Artist Koak showcases her creative process
Artist Koak showcases her creative process with sinuous figures and richly pigmented canvases featuring female form.
Lambeth Cinema Museum Needs £500k to Survive
The Lambeth cinema museum needs £500,000 by Dec 1 to stay open, calling on supporters to fund the campaign and protect Britain’s cinema collection.
Artist’s Garden Features Painted Structures and European Influences
Robert Dash transformed a New York garden into a European-inspired masterpiece with painted structures and a Gesamtkunstwerk approach.
Jerry Butler’s colorful life in Morocco
Jerry Butler’s vibrant life in Morocco, from his iconic wrought-iron bed to his love story and global career spanning continents.
Artist Ray Exworth Hides Awe-Inspiring Art in Sheds
Hidden world of Ray Exworth art, featuring immersive assemblages built from discarded materials in unassuming Cornish farm sheds over decades.
Royal Academy celebrates French Riviera’s influence on artists
Royal Academy's new exhibition on the French Riviera's influence on artists like Monet and Picasso.