RV Camping

In the 1950s, smoking was still considered glamorous, and ashtrays were mainstays inside American homes and universal accessories on tabletops. In some ways, ashtrays are also a perfect design object—aside from the unhealthy habits associated with them, of course—as they’re small-scale manifestos of the people who created them. And for midcentury sculptor and designer Isamu

In our House of the Day column, we cover a plethora of gorgeous homes, from elegant Gilded Age mansions to show-stopping new builds. But time and time again, some of our favorite homes for sale are of the midcentury variety. They range in style and authenticity; some homes built in the 1950s and 1960s have

Curbed covers historic homes aplenty in our House of the Day column, but every now and again a listing stops us in our tracks. Take this eight-bedroom, four-and-a-half bath home in Pittsburgh, Pennsylvania. Called the Baywood Mansion, the Highland Park home was constructed in 1880 by Alexander King, an Irish immigrant turned millionaire glass manufacturer.

A simple fact of traveling in an RV or living in one is that the weather can impact your life in negative ways. You need to be prepared for this and ready to act when needed.  You should be monitoring the weather no matter how good it is. Simply by paying attention to the weather

As an architect, I have the great fortune of working on high-profile projects with custom furniture and luxurious materials. I don’t have that same luxury when it comes to my own home, so I’ve gotten creative about finding more affordable pieces that allow me to incorporate of-the-moment design trends, like curved forms, offbeat colors, and

RVs come in all shapes and sizes. One of those sizes is small, micro to be exact. These micro campers aren’t for everybody, but they can be the perfect option for the right kind of person. Micro campers come with many benefits, including their ease of use, lightweight design, versatility, and affordability. They can be