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Repainting a Faded Wooden Wall Section Outside the House with a Dark Blue Shade Using a Paint Sprayer
A faded wooden wall section outside the house is brought back to life with a fresh coat of dark blue paint, applied smoothly ...
This Vintage-Inspired IKEA Lamp Looks 3x the Price (It’s Perfect for Small Spaces!)
The DEJSA table lamp features a mouth-blown opal glass shade that creates a dim, soft light no matter which type of bulb you ...
12 Chic Floor Lamps Our Editors Are Snagging for Their Own Homes
From modernist glass creations to gilded palm trees, here are 12 floor lamps that are guaranteed to light up your life (and ...
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Meet the woman who designed lamps for TV shows like Killing Eve
As requests for her work grew, Alice realised she would need to establish a more consistent process: "I sketched out some ...
Daylight Savings Ends Soon, But These On-Trend Bedside Lamps Will Brighten Up Your Bedroom
Prepare for darker mornings and earlier nights with these brightening lamp picks, all from the Better Homes & Gardens ...
Why Everyone Needs a Kitchen Lamp
Francky Knapp is the commerce writer at Eater, and an award-winning writer with bylines in GQ, VICE, The Daily Beast, and ...
These Reading Nooks Were Made for Cozying Up With a Book
Find your perfect reading nook out of 20 curated favorites. Single out design elements and add them to your home, or daydream ...
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The idea of burying wood to store carbon is so simple it almost sounds absurd. But is it?
But when they die and rot, all that carbon goes right back out into the air. So a few researchers have proposed burying dead trees underground in so-called “wood vaults” to sequester the carbon in the ...