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Is “open concept” living actually ruining our homes—or just overhyped by architects?
As housing costs soar and remote work reshapes how we use our homes, the open concept layout—once a must-have—faces renewed scrutiny for its lack of privacy and energy inefficiency. Cast your vote on whether this design trend is a blessing or a burden.
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