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Studio Modijefsky Crafts a Dutch Home in Two Parts
about 4 hours ago
Behind the historical facade of 1920s house in Rijn, Studio Modijefsky has...
These Case-Piece Furnishings are Cleverly Embellished in Ceramic Tile
about 6 hours ago
With callbacks to subtle Art Deco flourishes all the rage in contemporary...
Coronette by Sara Schoenberger Animates Static Space
about 8 hours ago
Our world is defined by movement. Atoms, microbes, leaves in the wind...
Building Block Etc. Marks a Recalibration With Objects That Earn Their Place
1 day ago
Not far from a busy corner of Los Angeles’ Silver Lake neighborhood...
This Yellow and Black Turntable Is All About Praising Eternal Vinyl Culture
1 day ago
Third Man Records–Jack White and Ben Blackwell’s Detroit- and Nashville-based full-service label—has...
Hardman Design Introduces a Dog-Sized Version of its Popular LÜNA Bed
1 day ago
There are plenty of cushions to choose from for our furry friends...
F5: Xiao Lin Talks a Stone Seal, Her Grandmother’s Mala Bracelet, an Incense Holder + More
4 days ago
Xiao Lin spent her formative years in the United States and China...
The American Hardwood Export Council Helps Design Take Root at Clerkenwell Design Week
4 days ago
For the American Hardwood Export Council (AHEC), design has never been only...
The Improved Kiwibit Bird Feeder 2 takes Twitching to New Heights
4 days ago
What’s the purpose of bird feeders? Like most human innovation altruistically aimed...
Bankston and FOR SCALE Make the Case for Hardware as High Design
5 days ago
Doors have been considered symbolic portals for millennia: thresholds through which the...
A Tokyo Building Offers an Elegant Answer to Urban Compression
5 days ago
On an 880-square-foot site in Toshima City—roughly the size of a generous...
These Luminaires Wear The Messiness of Their Assembly as a Badge of Honor
5 days ago
It was the early 19th-century architect and designer Augustus Pugin who called...