🏡 Home, Architecture and Interior Design

What's your take on biophilic design — does it actually make a home feel better?

Are you reconsidering open floor plans for better energy efficiency now?

Open floor plan vs open concept — which actually works in a small home?

Are open floor plans fading out in modern homes now?

Should we stop pretending that all-white interiors are timeless and admit they're just hard to keep clean?

Do you trust AI-generated interior designs more than Pinterest boards?

Is “minimalist” design just a way to sell you less furniture for more money?

Does anyone else think that modern farmhouse is totally overrated in home architecture, or am I missing something?

Is a walk-in pantry just a status symbol for people who don't actually cook?

Do you still trust online renders of furniture you buy?

Would you ever install a mid-century modern kitchen in a new build, or does it cheapen the look?

What's your take on Japandi style for a small apartment versus a family home?

How do you make a Victorian terrace feel modern without losing its soul?

Minimalism is just an excuse for being too cheap to buy furniture

Is “minimalism” just an excuse for boring design that costs ten times more than it should?

Are designer tiles and $1000 light fixtures just interior design snobbery hiding bad taste?