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Intel:
The longer you can spend without going on your phone in the morning, the more productive and grounded you will be.
Meet the ‘cozy entrepreneurs’ who reject hustle culture.
The Catskills Were Once Considered a Hidden Gem. Now the Secret’s Out.
São Lourenço do Barrocal in Portugal’s Alentejo region has never felt more alluring.
Swedish country Is the cozy design trend taking over.
Why ‘Farm Tourism’ Is going upscale.
Is sunlight the key to heath?
Home of the week:
What: Les Brumes
Where: Montaulieu · Baronnies Provençales
About: A circular house on a terraced hillside above the medieval village of Montaulieu, in the Baronnies Provençales of southern France. The whole building is a cylinder wrapped in curved glass, so the landscape runs uninterrupted around the inside of it and the light moves through the room as the day does. It was built by Clément Salvaire, co-founder of the family firm Lumipod, which makes a modular building system, during the first lockdown of 2020, originally as a retreat for his own family.
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