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Editor’s Pick: Kalon Studios Benches

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Everyday Tools: 10 Accessories for Better Living

Everyday living should not be complicated. The tools and accessories we surround ourselves with determine how our day flows and...

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Offset, Resident, and Philippe Malouin

Occasionally, a designer comes along who forces us to rethink the typical. Everyday items are lifted, their elements played with...

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10 Amazing Ferm Living Pieces for Entertaining

When it comes to entertaining in your home, you simply must have the best. The multi-disciplinary design studio, Ferm Living...

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The Perfect Pendant Light Layout for Kitchen Islands

When designing a modern kitchen, lighting isn’t just a practical consideration—it’s a key part of the overall aesthetic. One of...

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How to Know if Marble Dining Tables are Worth It

When it comes to choosing the centerpiece of your dining space, few options make as bold a statement as a...

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How to Choose the Right Rug for a Round Dining Table

A round dining table is a beautiful, space-saving solution that fosters intimacy and great conversation. But finding the perfect rug...

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Iconic Lighting with Serge Mouille

The legacy of designer and light pioneer, Serge Mouille, continues just a few miles from Monthiers, France. The man himself...

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Bauhaus to Contemporary: Standing Lamp Trends

"With a robust history of designs that span the spectrum of architectural trends and art movements, the standing lamp takes on a rich evolution..."
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Maximalist Greenery, Minimalist Design

"It is hard to imagine a world in which maximalism and minimalism can coexist in harmony. However, a growing trend known as biophilic design has created a demand for the two to cohabitate..."
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The Functionality of Minimalist Scandinavian Design

"With an astute appreciation for simplicity and openness, Scandinavian design captures the spirit of Hygge..."
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