Houses offer a different way of living, where two homes share a garden, and the space between becoming part of daily life.

Mid-century modern design, emerging in the 1940s/50s, revolutionised architecture, focusing on simplicity and innovation.

How do you achieve a sustainable home? Is it the orientation, materials, and all the technology, such as solar panels, or is it simply doing less?

Minimalist architecture and interior design receive a lot of criticism, with homes often referred to as hospital rooms, soulless, unhomely, cold, depressing... But is it possible to make minimalism more inviting?

What if you can experience the same emotions and benefits of being in a forest, but at home?

German product designer Dieter Rams was concerned about his contribution to the world, so he asked himself an important question, is my design, good design?

A phrase attributed to famous Modernist architect Mies Van Der Rohe, 'less is more' is the notion that simplicity and clarity leads to good design.