Culture / page 60 - Art

For both cultural and economic reasons, we're falling behind Japan in bathroom luxury

Exploring how laws shaped the design of skyscrapers

The art was initially destroyed in 2013, and the legal battle has raged ever since

This is where David Grutman goes when he needs some downtime

When design features are used to force or prevent certain behavior

Colorful design from the Nordics, now easier to bring home

No, you cannot retroactively reclaim the one you already paid

Plus, deals today on smart plugs, fitness trackers and more

The School of Architecture at Taliesin announced it was closing last month

Including one $20 option that’s almost like cheating

From just over a half-mill to $85M, we have pools at every budget level

Rents nearly doubled in this city that isn't New York or San Francisco

Utrecht's "Merwede" will have just one car for every three households

Restaurant worthy knives at a discounted price

But you only have today to shop the sale

It's resourceful, and it just might be good for the environment