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Historic Savannah Cottage With Impeccable Charm

Historic Savannah Cottage With Impeccable Charm
This little cottage in Savannah, Georgia, is listed on the National Register of Historic Places. It was built 200 years ago by John Ballon, “a free man of color.” Nestled between Warren and Washington Squares, Freeman’s Cottage features a picturesque garden patio. The full bath has a walk-in shower and large wooden vanity. The bedroom is... 
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Traditional home designs

Pretty 114-Years-Old Victorian House

Pretty 114-Years-Old Victorian House
This stunning Queen Anne Victorian was built in 1897 in Osceola, Iowa, and is listed on the National Register of Historic Places. It’s known as “The Banta House” and was designed by the popular Victorian-era architect George Barber. The house, which features 4 bedrooms, 4 baths, 3 fireplaces, and 3 porches, is on the market... 
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Outdoor furniture

Politically Important Bench

Politically Important Bench
Young German designer Tino Seubert offered the furniture concept called ‘Forming History’ based on significant moments in time. He chose several things for the collection, for example, Liu Xiaobo’s empty chair at the Nobel Peace Prize ceremony in Oslo. The events of the past register as abstract shadows, deformations or traces on the newly designed... 
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Tables

Iconic Contemporary Table with Sleek Deisng – Aqua Table by Zaha Hadid

Iconic Contemporary Table with Sleek Deisng – Aqua Table by Zaha Hadid
Aqua table is designed by Zaha Hadid for Established & Sons is an iconic of contemporary furniture design. Fluidity is its key characteristic that makes it looks so cool and unusual. The table’s three fin-like legs appear to be in motion, these register as indentations on the gently undulating tabletop. The Aqua Table is an... 
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Mike
Small home designs

Small Cabin Up The Lake

Small Cabin Up The Lake
Small floating cabins on lakes aren’t a new idea nowadays. It’s a great retrieve place to spend summer and sunny weekends there. What could be better than clean nature and peaceful water around you? Float cabins are a big part of Coastal British Columbia history. On Powell Lake, float cabins were inexpensive hunting and fishing... 
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Mike