Huge smart home booths were everywhere to be found at this year’s CES. Here are a Curbed editor’s takeaways, from Alexa to robots to a bunch of buttons.
When I saw that Konig was holding workshops in New York, I promptly signed up, hoping to learn the secret to creating a charming, vaguely European home instead of simply dreaming wistfully about it.
The 90 minute drive to Colonial Beach—a town I'd never heard of before last week—was indicative of just what I was hoping for during a weekend away from Washington, D.C. The city's row houses and bumper-to-bumper traffic turned into antique stores,
An hour east of Portland, Oregon, a new tiny home village boasts five tiny homes available for nightly rentals. The micro cabins are cute, well decorated, and sleep three to five people. But are they livable?
Winter in the Midwest can be very tough, sometimes just downright grueling. Folks spend the punishingly cold days inside, planning trips, block parties, and outdoor movie adventures for when summer finally rolls around. And as extreme as the...
My childhood treehouse was simple, but perfect. But would staying in a souped-up treehouse in the middle of nowhere have the the same effect on me as an adult?
Every day, as the editor of Curbed NY, I see minuscule apartments on the market, and hear stories from people who live in extremely small spaces. So what would happen when I tried one out myself?
Swoon over or roll your eyes at them, tiny houses are hard to overlook these days. Here, a Curbed editor checks out a tiny house rental just outside of New York City for a weekend and finds out what the fuss is all about.
