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Why Your Home Feels Smaller Than It Is (And What to Do About It)

cluttered living room
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You can live in a decent-sized home and still feel like you’re completely running out of space. It’s not always about square footage; it’s about how your home is set up and how it works day to day. Some homes feel nice, calm, and open the moment that you walk into them; others feel tight even when there’s technically enough room. The difference usually comes down to a few overlooked details. Let’s have a look at what might be making your home feel smaller than it is and what you can realistically change.
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Modern Workspace Comfort Essentials

office rolling chairs and tables
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Creating a modern workspace is no longer just about a sleek desk and a fast Wi-Fi connection. As hybrid work becomes the Canadian standard, prioritizing ergonomics and mental well-being is the ultimate productivity hack. From climate-conscious lighting to high-performance seating, discover the essential comfort upgrades that transform your home office from a source of strain into a sanctuary of focus. Continue reading Modern Workspace Comfort Essentials →

Eye On Design: The Crystal Egg Chest That Sparkled at BDNY

egg shaped chest with one drawer open photo by gail worley
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Trade shows devoted to hospitality design tend to be full of practical pieces — durable chairs, sensible tables, and casegoods built to withstand the constant turnover of hotel guests. Every now and then, however, a manufacturer brings something that exists purely to make people stop in their tracks. At the 2019 edition of Boutique Design New York (BDNY), Kosta Furniture did exactly that.
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Eye On Design: Mina Acrylic Ball Swivel Chair with Lambskin Cushion

acrylic swivel chair photo by gail worley
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Transparent furniture has always walked the line between novelty and design icon, and the Mina Acrylic Ball Swivel Chair leans confidently into the latter.

With its transparent spherical seat and gleaming metal base, the chair feels like a playful nod to the futuristic optimism of mid-century design. The structure is built around a clear acrylic orb, creating a light, almost floating presence in the room. Because the material is transparent, the chair doesn’t visually weigh down a space the way a fully upholstered lounge chair might. Instead, it acts almost like a design accent — adding shape and personality while allowing the rest of the room to shine through. Continue reading Eye On Design: Mina Acrylic Ball Swivel Chair with Lambskin Cushion →

How To Upgrade Your Patio Area

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For many homeowners, upgrading the patio is high on the to-do list in 2026. With the right improvements, this once-simple outdoor space can become a comfortable extension of your home — perfect for relaxing, dining, or entertaining guests. In this article, we’ll explore a few practical ways to refresh your patio and make it more compatible with the way people live and gather today. Continue reading How To Upgrade Your Patio Area →