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What we saw (and loved) at NYCxDesign 2019
New York City’s annual celebration of all things design, NYCxDesign, has officially wrapped. Here’s what stood out.
Life, death, and bathing in LA’s first water system
LA’s earliest attempt to harness water was a system of irrigation ditches called zanjas, and they were the lifeblood of the booming pueblo.
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Inventing the kitchen of tomorrow
Author Sarah Archer, in this excerpt from her new book, explains how midcentury corporations remade the postwar kitchen.
How ’90s movies redefined the real Los Angeles
The 1980s churned out crowd-pleasing fantasies. Then came the 1990s and movies like "Boyz N the Hood."
LACMA should scrap its watered-down redesign
Two Curbed critics chat about the plan to completely rebuild one of LA’s most popular museums.
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Spice up your life: Paint and accent-color inspo for spring
Springtime color inspiration from some of our favorite Curbed home tours.
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The winding history of Donald Trump’s first major Manhattan real estate project
The Commodore Hotel was a key remnant of Midtown’s Terminal City.
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Wrigley Field: The ultimate guide to Chicago’s ballpark
All the tips you need to feel like an insider
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The fabulous Florence Yoch
To design the shaded splendors of Tara, producer David O. Selznick had only one person in mind: Florence Yoch.
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Touring Atlanta’s cyclorama, an engineering, architectural, and historical marvel
How one of America’s largest historic treasures was reborn to feel like high-tech 1700s.