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Having access to more natural light improves the well-being of inhabitants in addition to lowering energy bills.  Photo: Shutterstock
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Nearly 6% of Luxembourg homes too dark

An average of 5.9% of Europeans in 2020 thought that their house lacks light, a Eurostat study published on 1 November said. Luxembourg ranked 12th with 5.5.%.

Delano.lu • 02.11.2021
From left to right: Serge Wilmes and Lydie Polfer (both City of Luxembourg), agriculture minister Romain Schneider and Ann Muller (Luga not-for-profit) Photo: Photothèque de la Ville de Luxembourg / Charles Soubry
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Luxembourg garden show postponed until 2025

Delano.lu • 11.10.2021
For nine days in Kirchberg, 150 exhibitors from the housing, construction, renovation, furnishing and decoration sectors will be present. Photo: Matic Zorman / Maison Moderne
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Home Expo is around the corner

Jeremy Zabatta • 06.10.2021
The “Jewelry box”, a small flat in Limpertsberg, designed by El’le Interior Stories, which provided these post-renovation pictures. Photo credit: Eric Chenal
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Letting a small space shine

Aaron Grunwald • 03.10.2021
The dining room of this home in Ettelbruck was completely refurbished. Photo provided by Rachel & Michael
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Full restoration

Aaron Grunwald • 26.09.2021
Danial Shaikh and Victoria Hodgson (left to right) British Ladies Club of Luxembourg
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BLC annual car boot sale “a great success”

Delano.lu • 20.09.2021
Nancy Wendt Garza and her family renovated this historic home located in Mamer commune. Photo provided by Nancy Wendt Garza
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Keeping the essence of an historical building

Aaron Grunwald • 19.09.2021
Visual shows the front of the Äerdschëff, a learning centre constructed on earthship MM
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Learning to live off-grid in Luxembourg 

Jess Bauldry • 09.09.2021
Following an extension and refurbishment, the kitchen and dining area in this Gasperich home had much more light. Photo provided by Ideas Factory
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Unexpected luminosity

Aaron Grunwald • 08.09.2021
A family is pictured harvesting in an allotment Shutterstock
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Gardens become the new gold rush in Luxembourg

Jess Bauldry • 05.09.2021
Do you have a favourite tree in the capital? Take a snap and your photo could be printed by the City Shutterstock
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Luxembourg City wants your tree snaps

Jess Bauldry • 01.09.2021
The construction sector is being hit hard by a shortage of certain materials and a significant rise in prices. (Photo: Matic Zorman/Maison Moderne)
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Entrepreneurs offer mixed views on materials shortage

Mathilde Obert • 01.09.2021
July was the wettest month experienced in Luxembourg since 1854, with an average rainfall surplus of 193mm. (Photo: Romain Gamba/Maison Moderne)
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Summer 2021 was cold and wet in Luxembourg

Jeremy Zabatta • 01.09.2021
V and S’s revamped living and dining room. Photo provided by V and S
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Bringing out the charm

Aaron Grunwald • 01.09.2021
A single working mother renovated this townhouse in Dudelange between October 2019 and September 2020. Photo provided by the homeowner
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Transforming a dilapidated house on a tight budget

Aaron Grunwald • 25.08.2021
Luis Faustino built a new deck by himself in his back yard last year. Photo provided by Luis Faustino
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A warm garden space

Aaron Grunwald • 18.08.2021
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