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Frederick C. Robie House exterior with red brick walls, modern design, and a red sign on the lawn.

Frank Lloyd Wright’s Newly Renovated Robie House Is Open to the Public

Now that you’ve had enough time to shop to your heart’s content at Amazon’s Frank Lloyd Wright home decor shop, you may still be in need of a few more tips to bring your interior. Here’s a pretty effective way to gain some serious design inspo: Take a tour through the recently renovated Robie House. Built in 1910 for Chicago motorcycle manufacturing exec Frederick C.

Kenya Foy

Apr 4, 2019

How To Dry Out (and Hopefully Save) Wet Phones and Tablets

A good majority of us have been there- that moment when you realize your phone is headed straight for a big puddle/tub/bowl of liquid. The moment that practically guarantees you have to buy a very expensive replacement. But if you’re quick enough, you may be able to throw one last Hail Mary and revive your digital device from the brink of death with this pantry staple. 2-4 cups instant rice Large zip top bag 1. As soon as possible (seconds count, act fast!

Ashley Poskin

Apr 4, 2019

10 Instagram Accounts to Follow If You’re Obsessed with Tiny Houses

There’s no shortage of tiny houses on Instagram. Just enter #tinyhousemovement into your IG search bar and you’ll find an ample array of tiny house living accounts, offering an endless amount of (super) small space design inspo. And even if you know deep down you’ll never take the tiny house plunge, that doesn’t mean you can’t live vicariously through someone who does.

Caroline Biggs

Apr 4, 2019

What First-Time Homebuyers Need to Know About the Spring 2019 Real Estate Market

If there’s one thing that seems to trend throughout the country’s real estate market for spring, it’s an all-around cooling. America’s hottest markets are seeing a deceleration of what have up until recently been eye-watering appreciation rates. According to the National Association of Realtors (NAR), home prices for the next 12 months are expected to rise only 2 percent—a slowdown compared to 2018’s 4.8 percent.

Geoff Nudelman

Apr 4, 2019