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Should I get a real tree or a fake tree?
Curbed’s advice columnist tackles Christmas’s evergreen conundrum.
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‘Do I pay rent or do I have money to live?’
New York City renters are grappling with tough decisions and mulling rent strikes amid the coronavirus pandemic
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What Atlanta renters need to know during the coronavirus pandemic
Will I be evicted? Can I move May 1? What if my rent goes up? Can that even happen? Here are answers.
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Inside a sunny Hyde Park apartment designed for entertaining
When asked about the style of her Hyde Park apartment, artist Laura Letinsky says it represents "lots of desires with limited means."
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24 bathroom decor ideas for your next refresh
Big or small, all white or bursting in color, the bathroom is a great place for experimentation in the home.
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10 books for understanding Boston better
So many superb titles have tackled Boston’s culture, history, and quirks. Here’s a selection to help you better understand the city today. Which titles would you add?
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A very ’70s home (dubbed The Funky House) asks $1.2M
The three-bedroom home was built in 1974 by George Reynoldson, an architect known for unique homes that use solar principles and salvaged materials.
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The Curbed guide to Texas
How Texans are living right now: from the homes they’re designing to how they are reshaping cities to accommodate rising density and an influx of new businesses.
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How Alexander Girard made America modern
To peg Girard solely as a textile designer (though there’s nothing wrong with being a textile designer) is to severely underestimate his accomplishments.
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The Architect-Turned-Video Game Creator
Block'hood, a new video game by Jose Sanchez, is part Sim City, part urban planning tutorial that encourages players to think about issues related to power, ecology, life cycles, food production, and development.