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While the number of requests to have people disconnected from the grid for not paying their bills is growing, fewer households are left in the dark Photo: Shutterstock

Fewer homes have electricity cut as aid kicks in

While energy providers are lodging a growing number of requests for households in Luxembourg to have their electricity cut over unpaid bills, an aid scheme means that fewer homes actually see their lights switched off.

Bianca Panainte • 11/10/2021

Esch-sur-Alzette mayor Georges Mischo during a June 2020 press conference Library photo: Romain Gamba / Maison Moderne

Esch annuls controversial flatshare rules

Delano.lu • 11/05/2021

Having access to more natural light improves the well-being of inhabitants in addition to lowering energy bills. Photo: Shutterstock

Nearly 6% of Luxembourg homes too dark

Delano.lu • 11/02/2021

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

Luxembourg garden show postponed until 2025

Delano.lu • 10/11/2021

For nine days in Kirchberg, 150 exhibitors from the housing, construction, renovation, furnishing and decoration sectors will be present. Photo: Matic Zorman / Maison Moderne

Home Expo is around the corner

Jeremy Zabatta • 10/06/2021

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

ARCHITECTURE + REAL ESTATE

Letting a small space shine

Aaron Grunwald • 10/03/2021

The dining room of this home in Ettelbruck was completely refurbished. Photo provided by Rachel & Michael

Full restoration

Aaron Grunwald • 09/26/2021

Danial Shaikh and Victoria Hodgson (left to right) British Ladies Club of Luxembourg

BLC annual car boot sale “a great success”

Delano.lu • 09/20/2021

Nancy Wendt Garza and her family renovated this historic home located in Mamer commune. Photo provided by Nancy Wendt Garza

Keeping the essence of an historical building

Aaron Grunwald • 09/19/2021

Visual shows the front of the Äerdschëff, a learning centre constructed on earthship MM

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

ARCHITECTURE + REAL ESTATE

Unexpected luminosity

Aaron Grunwald • 09/08/2021

A family is pictured harvesting in an allotment Shutterstock

Gardens become the new gold rush in Luxembourg

Jess Bauldry • 09/05/2021

Do you have a favourite tree in the capital? Take a snap and your photo could be printed by the City Shutterstock

Luxembourg City wants your tree snaps

Jess Bauldry • 09/01/2021

The construction sector is being hit hard by a shortage of certain materials and a significant rise in prices. (Photo: Matic Zorman/Maison Moderne)

ARCHITECTURE + REAL ESTATE

Entrepreneurs offer mixed views on materials shortage

Mathilde Obert • 09/01/2021

July was the wettest month experienced in Luxembourg since 1854, with an average rainfall surplus of 193mm. (Photo: Romain Gamba/Maison Moderne)

Summer 2021 was cold and wet in Luxembourg

Jeremy Zabatta • 09/01/2021

Vaishnavi Ramakrishnan and Sriram Rangarajan’s revamped living and dining room. Photo provided by Vaishnavi and Sriram

Bringing out the charm

Aaron Grunwald • 09/01/2021

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