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This is our 19th edition where we have selected architecture and design posts for upvotes and curation trail this week. Special thanks to @OCD for the support.
Each week, we nominate the Top 3 features among the curated posts based on high-quality content defined by the following criteria: (1) originality, (2) timely and relevant, (3) authenticity, (4) clarity, (5) readability, (6) versatility (7) inspires action, captivates interest, and/or entertains and lastly, have conformed to our community rules and comprehensive guidelines.
We are proud and excited to present this week's highlights from April 2, 2021, to April 7, 2021:
"Cave homes are not a new concept, and it existed since prehistoric times. Deviating the primitive identity of cave dwellings, many contemporary cave dwellings are surprisingly luxurious, comfortable, and beautiful places to call home. It has a head-turning location and tends to be naturally energy-efficient due to exquisite subterranean temperature regulation, which is attributed to insulating earth walls that keep the inside air comfortable all year round. I rounded up six abodes that define the modern caveman's home."
"Now not only do I have a “bedside table” but an actual space to work. It’s been over a year since I’ve had a desk and looking at this little gem with the raised shelf and tiny drawers, with turned legs just makes me happy. I added a tall cowhide print ottoman for now and absolutely love the contrast that it creates against the white desk."
"Architects and interior specialists point out that the new trend is to create ergonomic and flexible spaces in homes, spaces that connect the person with well-being, both in their hours of rest and in their teleworking hours.
When the person feels wellness, directly influences their health in a positive way, so it is now more important to take into consideration all these aspects in the use of interior space, which can improve the quality of life of people."
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