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Sideboards

Adorable Luna Cabinet With Pivoting Doors

Adorable Luna Cabinet With Pivoting Doors
Created for French furniture brand Coedition, the Luna cabinet by Patricia Urquiola holds items within a drum-shaped volume divided into compartments. The top half of the cylindrical display case remains permanently open, while items in the lower portion can be hidden away behind two panels. These quadrants can rotate 90 degrees around the centre of... 
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Decorating

33 Unique Pivot Doors With Pros And Cons

33 Unique Pivot Doors With Pros And Cons
Homeowners give a lot of thought before selecting new architectural elements for their homes. We all usually want something that looks appealing and makes a statement, moreover, for something that is strong and convenient in using, so a pivot door is a frequent choice for many families. Whether you are looking for exterior or interior... 
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Furniture Lamps

Bicoca Lamp That Pivots To Offer Illumination

Bicoca Lamp That Pivots To Offer Illumination
The Bicoca lamp by Barcelona-based brand Marset is born with the optimism of brightening life and accompanying the good times, wherever you go. Designed by Belgium designer Christophe Mathieu for Marset, the Bicoca features a cylindrical base that tapers to a triangular point at the top like a pencil. The circular-shaped shade rests on top... 
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Furniture

Soft Work Seating System For Maximal Comfort

Soft Work Seating System For Maximal Comfort
The workstation is going the same way as the dining room – it’s disappearing as an archetype. The desk has had its day. With mobile technology you need a place to sit occasionally, or a comfortable place to hang out. Soft Work is a minimalist seating system designed by London-based studio Barber & Osgerby for Vitra.... 
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Home design Modern home designs

An Old Winery Turned Into A House Covered With Red Mortar

An Old Winery Turned Into A House Covered With Red Mortar
Lisbon-based practice Extrastudio has converted a winery in southern Portugal into a family home by covering its walls with red-pigmented mortar, introducing light wells and adding a black-bottomed swimming pool. To maintain coherence between new and the old parts of the walls, the architects covered the building in a red-pigmented lime mortar. The application creates... 
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