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Why this 1950s piece of furniture has become the internet’s favourite sofa

With curves to rival Kim Kardashian and celebrating its diamond anniversary, this siren sofa continues to call for our attention.

A three bedroom storybook setting; the family home on a disused train platform

All aboard for a walk through a walk-in condition house, on a historic train platform

Has Dermot Bannon gone cold on his outdoor bath idea?

Five years on from Bathgate, is soaking under the stars still Dermot Bannon’s favourite way to relax?

Architect Fergus Flanagan turned a secret spot into a beacon of modernism

How setting out his stall at the Ideal Homes Show kickstarted architect Fergus Flanagan’s career

Four apartments and duplexes in Dublin from €420,000 to €435,000

When homehunting in Dublin, apartments and duplexes can often offer more space and better Ber ratings

Easy to install lighting ideas for every room in the house

Switching you on to these simple lighting ideas. Wash your home in these appealing illuminations

Irish agri-architecture at its farm fresh best

A stylish agri-architecture farm holding in Co. Limerick with workhorse spaces, including a utility room the size of a small sitting room, and a storeroom for winter clothes.

Living over the shop in Dun Laoghaire - Which apartment is the better buy?

Comparing two apartments for sale on the main street of Dun Laoghaire, one in turn-key condition, the other in need of upgrading.

The thriving area where population is growing, jobs are well paid and housing for under €500k

Waterford offers city life, non-fee-paying schools for families and a range of housing stock options.

Home ideas that tell the stories of your life

Easy home ideas that play with pattern and patina for every room in the house

The Glenageary side garden that became a barnstorming home

A barn-storming home built in a side garden that expands to fill out its unusual-shaped site

Follow these supper club rules for a successful night in

Simple bites to eat, and a hands-on approach to serving and sharing, will create a dining club ambiance everyone will want to return to

Lisa Carolan, 'The only idiot at the auction', turned a plot of land into an idyll lakeside home

Auctions are great places to get bargains, says Lisa Carolan who turned an unloved house on a plot above a lake in Co. Cavan into a 172 square metre idyll, seeking €399,000

Chocolatier Kasha Connolly on adding autumnal accents to her pistachio-coloured kitchen

A blend of Scandinavian architecture, Japanese simplicity, and Polish folk, Kasha Connolly’s kitchen is where she first confects all her recipes.

Goodbye grey: Interior designer Nicola Harding knows how to weave a magic spell with colour

Playing around the edges, mismatching furniture and fabrics, Nicola Haring creates the sense that a place has evolved organically over time, which is where enchantment comes in.

'The Space Man' Wesley O'Brien brings his renovated family home to market

Professional renovator, known as the 'Space Man, Wesley O'Brien flexes his skills at his family home to create a house ready to move into, in Cabra, Dublin 7

The fairytale forest home that sells electricity back to the grid in Donegal

Secreted in a fairytale forest setting, where it is warmed by the sun, this house has been built around the existing trees

Walsh Sisters-worthy: Homes for sale in Ireland's most expensive postcode

Imagined homes for each of Marian Keyes' fictitious Walsh Sisters creations; sisters Anna, Rachel, Claire, Maggie, and Helen, for sale from €475,000 to €1.5 million

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