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  A Japanese-Influenced Midcentury Lists for $1.5M in Portland, OR

  dwell - Sarah Buder

  The 1960s home—recently renovated by Paul McKean Architecture—is one of few known residences designed by local architect Richard Campbell. Location: 5400 Southwest Burton Drive, Portland, Oregon Price: $1,465,000 Year built: 1966 Architect: Richard Campbell (renovation by Paul McKean …

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  Home interior decor tips: Want to make your home more like yourself? Convert it into a Passive House

  hindustantimes.com - Zarafshan Shiraz

  A Passive House is an architectural design that is energy efficient, pleasant, inexpensive and environmentally friendly. As the trend is once again …

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  Home interior decor tips: Types of indoor plants to detox air around

  hindustantimes.com - Zarafshan Shiraz

  There are numerous reasons to turn your home into a beautiful retreat and indoor plants have health benefits in addition to their aesthetic value. …

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  Samsung Galaxy S21 FE vs Galaxy S21: Which one should you buy?

  Android Authority - Zarif Ali

  With the introduction of the Galaxy S21 FE, Samsung has created a phone that offers a similar experience as the Galaxy S21, but at a lower price point. Samsung unveiled its Galaxy S21 series a year ago, and with its base model, the company cut a few corners to bring a device that was affordable and …

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  This prefab home constructed from six modules features one floating shipping container

  yankodesign.com - Shawn McNulty-Kowal

  The Amagansett Modular house is a 1,800-square-foot prefabricated home constructed from stacked shipping containers. As pandemic-related circumstances …

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  These Interior Design Trends Will Define Our Homes in 2022 | Top Design Trends 2022

  ELLE DECOR - By Sarah Archer

  Nearly two years of intermittent lockdowns have turned us all into homebodies. But as we tentatively emerge from our cocoons, we might wonder what the future has in store for design. The disruption of our routines due to the pandemic has fundamentally transformed how we work and live at home, and …