In The Press: October 2026

A selection of recent press mentions and features highlighting the work and perspectives of The Turett Collaborative.

Newsweek — Architects Warn of ‘Profound Threat’ Looming Over Future of Housing

In a Newsweek feature examining the challenges facing the future of housing, The Turett Collaborative partner James Saisakorn discusses the critical role architects and designers play in addressing climate change. He advocates for sustainable building materials, energy-efficient construction, and a shift toward higher-density housing near public transportation as essential strategies for creating more resilient communities.

Newsweek — What American Homes Will Look Like in 2050—Architects Predict Major Changes

In a Newsweek feature exploring the future of housing in 2050, The Turett Collaborative partner James Saisakorn discusses the need for higher-density residential development to address housing shortages and conserve natural resources. He highlights the potential of sustainable materials such as cross-laminated timber (CLT), alongside transit-oriented development, to create more efficient, walkable, and environmentally responsible communities.

The Spruce — Designers Share 7 Budget-Friendly Living Room Changes That Can Make It Feel Fresh Again

In a The Spruce feature on budget-friendly living room makeovers, The Turett Collaborative's Director of Interiors, Jessica Shaw, shares how simple updates—from bold paint colors and peel-and-stick wallpaper to layered lighting, new rugs, and thoughtfully arranged accessories and plants—can transform a space without a major renovation.

The Coolist — It’s not your layout that dates your kitchen: it’s one finish you see without noticing

In a The Coolist feature examining evolving kitchen design trends, The Turett Collaborative's Director of Interiors, Jessica Shaw, highlights the growing preference for natural materials, warm tones, and practical finishes. She points to quartzite as an example of “warm minimalism,” an approach that balances understated elegance, durability, and visual interest without sacrificing comfort.

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