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Ryan Lawson Rethinks a 1,500-Square-Foot Bungalow For One Houston Couple

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By Anne Hardy
| Architectural Digest Verified
After 25 years living in the same home in Houston, Texas, Greg Lofgren and Don Bayer reached out to New York-based AD100 designer Ryan Lawson to help them reconsider the space. “They were collectors, but they wanted an editor to help bring it together,” Lawson says. The couple’s antique hall chair sits under a Tobia Scarpa for Flos sconce painted in black on the outside and yellow on the inside to mimic vintage lights Lawson saw in Italy.
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Many tourism hotspots are ‘de‑marketing’ – with mixed success. We researched the smartest ways to do it

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By Anne Hardy, Giancarlo Fedeli
| bizcom.to
2 days7 days30 daysBy Industry Show more Advertise your job vacancies Subscribe to daily business and company news across 19 industries Those who watched the recent Milan Cortina Winter Olympics and Paralympics probably placed Italy high on their travel bucket lists. Global events frequently generate abrupt spikes in visitor demand.
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Many tourism hotspots are ‘de‑marketing’ – with mixed success. We researched the smartest ways to do it Original

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By Anne Hardy, Giancarlo Fedeli
| The Conversation Verified
Those who watched the recent Milan Cortina Winter Olympics and Paralympics probably placed Italy high on their travel bucket lists. Global events frequently generate abrupt spikes in visitor demand. This is a boon for many tourism operators and business owners, but it often leads to short-term yet significant pressures on destinations, resulting in concerns regarding overtourism. Some destinations are therefore actively trying to reduce tourism – with mixed success.
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