Lustron Homes Were Mass-Produced With Steel as a 1940s Housing Solution—Here’s Why Only 1,200 Still Stand Today
What if homes could be manufactured like cars? That’s the question inventor Carl Strandlund sought to answer in the 1940s to meet demand for suburban dwellings during the post-World War II housing crisis. Lustron homes, built between 1948 and 1950, were once dubbed “the house of the future.” Designe
82% of Homeowners Want AI Security Cameras—Here’s Why Passive Cameras Aren’t Enough Anymore
Your security camera may show you crystal clear footage of someone stealing a package. But what good is that if the package is already gone? An AI-powered home security system can resolve this issue by actively responding to threats at home rather than only recording them. And according to a new Viv
Inside a $1.2 Million Restored 1890s Jersey City Brownstone That Blends Historic Charm With Parisian Chic
A historic brick brownstone in Jersey City has recently undergone a multi-year transformation and now offers four stories of beautifully renovated space. Originally built circa the 1890s, the 10-room residence, which underwent a restoration by interior designer Hope Misterek, is still full of charm
Furnishing a College Dorm Costs $760 on Average—Here’s How to Avoid Overspending
Furnishing your home does not come cheap—even if you’re living in a dorm. The average college student spends $760 setting up their space before accounting for rent or tuition, according to a new study by Sallie. And nearly 3 in 10 (28%) spend over $1,000. Payton Bussey, a student at University of Co
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