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The Maison&Objet show is one of Europe's leading events for design and furniture professionals. Photo: Anne Emmanuelle Thion
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Maison&Objet: Luxembourgers respond to the challenge

The beginning of September in Paris is marked by design events, with the Maison&Objet fair and Paris Design Week, with Luxembourg companies are taking part in both.

Céline Coubray • 30.08.2024
This house in Strassen has been completely renovated, including from an energy point of view. Photo: Serge Brison
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A new start, with continuity

Céline Coubray • 20.08.2024
The front facade of the Atlas residence will be covered in expanded metal. Illustration: Architecture et Environnement
ARCHITECTURE + REAL ESTATE

Atlas, between Howald and Bonnevoie

Céline Coubray • 19.08.2024
At press time, there were 7 electricity providers listed on the Luxembourg Regulatory Institute (ILR) website. Library picture: Guy Wolff (2022)
EXPAT GUIDE

Turn on utilities

Chris Stoneman • 11.08.2024
Sherry Sideris, head of the immigration and relocation division at the Wirtz law office. Library picture: Matic Zorman (2021).
EXPAT GUIDE

Property search: what expats should consider

Aaron Grunwald • 09.08.2024
Discover Max Bauer's home furniture favourites. Images: Carl Hansen & Søn, Woud, Moroso
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Max Bauer’s furniture favourites

Céline Coubray • 04.08.2024
If you stick around Luxembourg, get used to talking about the property market. Photo: Shutterstock
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From expensive to bang-for-your-buck: property types

Delano.lu • 25.07.2024
The Prince building has been completed and delivered to its owner, Monceau Assurances. Photo: Eaglestone
ARCHITECTURE + REAL ESTATE

Pictures: Inside newly inaugurated Prince building

Céline Coubray • 29.03.2024
The Livingstone 3 building is home to a coliving and coworking space and shops. Illustration: Art & Build Architects
ARCHITECTURE + REAL ESTATE

Henry’s: the new generation of coliving at Cloche d’Or

Céline Coubray • 19.12.2023
UK-qualified architect and Match Works founder Kat Henson shares her tips on home renovations that can increase the value of your property. Photo: Match Works
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Investing in your home during a property slump

Yusuf Yassin • 16.08.2023
This is the abandoned ruin that Horsburgh and his partner are going to tear down and replace with a modern, wooden house. Photo: Kristian Horsburgh
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A new wooden house on an old concrete ruin

Jeff Palms • 24.06.2023
Government have called upon the residents to save drinking water in response to anticipated dry weather ahead. Photo: Shutterstock
INSTITUTIONS

Government urges residents to save drinking water

Kangkan Halder • 15.06.2023
“It’s easier to be myself and to act and speak freely” around women, says Vania Laranjeira Amaral who initiated a women-only house share Photo: Romain Gamba/Maison Moderne
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Women who live together

Cordula Schnuer • 01.04.2023
In the Domino shop in the city centre, educational toys remain popular alongside board games. (Photo: Matic Zorman/Maison Moderne)
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Christmas gifts for kids and teens in the spotlight

Catherine Kurzawa • 21.12.2022
Luxembourg City is now 104th in the ranking of the most expensive cities in the world. It has dropped 38 places in one year. (Photo: Romain Gamba/Maison Moderne/Archives)
POLITICS

Luxembourg no longer among the 100 most expensive cities

Mathilde Obert • 05.12.2022
There have been marginally fewer and shorter blackouts so far this year, according to data from the energy outfit Creos released by the energy minister Claude Turmes. Library picture: European Council
INDUSTRY

Number of power failures down so far in 2022

Aaron Grunwald • 18.10.2022
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