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RR Intérieur completes the commercial fabric of the Upper Town with an offer of furniture and decoration articles. (Photo: Paperjam)

RR Intérieur opens store in city centre

Belgian designer furniture chain RR Intérieur has just opened its second Luxembourg store in the Grand-Rue, following a pop-up in 2020.

Catherine Kurzawa • 05/19/2022

Buyers are looking for more space, driving up prices outside of the capital city Photo: Matic Zorman / Masion Moderne

ARCHITECTURE + REAL ESTATE

Pandemic pushed up property prices outside Luxembourg City

Cordula Schnuer • 05/05/2022

Using tiles scattered around Esch-sur-Alzette, participants discover an interactive treasure hunt. (Illustration: IKO)

ARCHITECTURE + REAL ESTATE

Discover the future Rout Lëns district

Céline Coubray • 05/05/2022

Tree beds are often littered but could foster flowers and fun. Photo: Shutterstock

Citizens’ initiative wants to turn Gare district green

Tracy Heindrichs • 04/09/2022

The furniture in Terasa de la Pisa's home is a mixture of old and new while she says her fashion studies have given her an understanding of volume, which helps her a lot when it comes to the layout of the interior. (Photo: Guy Wolff/Maison Moderne)

Living with sculptures

Céline Coubray • 04/04/2022

The royal family of Luxembourg is following the trend observed in other royal families in Europe. (Photo: Sophie Margue)

Royal family opens doors to Ukrainian refugees

Tracy Heindrichs • 03/29/2022

For €10.80, you can have a bite to eat with this kombucha and mixed salad sold at Cocottes. Photo: Guy Wolff/Maison Moderne

A meal for a single lunch voucher? Close to impossible

Catherine Kurzawa • 02/22/2022

Understanding how the different elements of the water cycle work and interact will help develop the tools necessary to anticipate environmental issues. Photo: Shutterstock

We need to talk about water

Tracy Heindrichs • 02/13/2022

As energy prices surge, invoices become a challenge for Luxembourg households. Photo: Shutterstock

Consumer union demands energy price freeze

Tracy Heindrichs • 01/26/2022

There are not enough housing units for all in Luxembourg, despite there being enough buildable land. Photo: Shutterstock

Private land owners uninterested in building, data shows

Delano.lu • 01/10/2022

Luxembourg’s home ownership rate is among the lowest in the EU at 68.4% Library photo: Matic Zorman / Masion Moderne

Two thirds of Luxembourg households own their home

Delano.lu • 12/30/2021

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

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

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