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Consider the kitchen countertop — potentially beautiful, undeniably statement making, insanely hardworking, and totally filthy. The good news: We’ve got this. Here, four kitchen countertop ideas that are not only a snap to clean but are also absolutely gorgeous.
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Kat Holmes, the Director of UX Design at Google talks with Hunker about her book, Mismatch: How Inclusion Shapes Design (MIT Press), why inclusion can make a company more profitable, and how a steamy affair may have led to the invention of the typewriter.
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A visit and conversation with L.A.-based landscape architect Mia Lehrer about her work on the L.A. River and other major projects.
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Muslim-American architect Maryam Eskandari shares her story, her outlook, and her unique challenges as a Muslim woman in an overwhelming white male field.
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Production designer Amy Williams, along with co-creator Alan Yang and co-star Fred Armisen, discuss the interiors on the Amazon show "Forever."
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This gabled 1920s house in Silver Lake, CA features outdoor spaces, lots of light, hardwood floors, a view, and most importantly, character. Take a peek inside!
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Tamika Butler, executive director of the L.A. Neighborhood Land Trust, is working to reverse the park inequities in Los Angeles—and the consequences of these disparities.
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Detroit-based architect Tiffany Brown is committed to training the next generation of black female architects.
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A forgotten home by the famed Palm Springs architect Albert Frey is revealed. See its transformation.
Read MoreBart Prince's structures are individual works of art — a response to the moment in time, the client, the site, even the climate.
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Elysian Valley, or “Frogtown” as it’s called by most, is isolated from the rest of Los Angeles like an island.
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“Home is a place where you can unpack the deeper parts of yourself and let it hang around like dirty laundry. That can help you discover the person you fall in love with.”
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A look into Greg Sato's L.A.'s Silver Lake home. Customized to a T, Greta Garbo's former "dressing house" is the perfect "dusty" style.
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