Stephanie Rafanelli sleeps out in Botswana’s Kalahari and Makgadikgadi salt flats to discover the secrets of a ...

The pair of interiors fairs—combined with Paris's legendary flea markets, famed January sales, and profusion of world-class museums—makes this time in the City of Light nothing short of a ...

Interior aficionados from across the globe—including Business of Home editor in chief Kaitlin Petersen and moi—congregated in the City of Light on ... wooden beadwork, raffia and paillettes.

The most photogenic is Souq Smata, the slipper souq, where shop fronts hang with hundreds of candy ... who work in a large, light-filled workshop behind the shop. Proceeds from each item ...

In ‘Neena, aan uthii’ (See Me, I Am Here), pieces made from woven, organic materials hang from the ceiling ... dancing between jet-black mutuba bark cloth and light raffia. The wall-based piece is ...

Hanging from an adjustable gold-toned chain ... With every detail thoughtfully considered, this clutch is lovingly encrusted with shimmering crystals that catch the light, ensuring all eyes are on you ...

Listen to more stories on the Noa app. God said, “Let there be light”—everyone knows that. But God did not specify what color light, and this would eventually prove problematic. In the age ...

Why Trust Us? What’s the first thing you think of when you hear the word light? It’s likely some-thing with a positive association—like the phrase “see the light,” for example ...

When a series of lightning strikes took down power across New York City on the night of July 13, 1977, streetlights, neon signs, and the bright lights of houses and skyscrapers went dark.