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Tables

Work&Turn Multipurpose Table With A Reversible Top

Work&Turn Multipurpose Table With A Reversible Top
Atelier JMCA designed the multipurpose Work & Turn table; they required a double duty piece that could be a working desk and cutting area as well as a dining table or working area for all of the co-workers that use the space. Users can plug their computers, phones, or appliances into the outlets on either... 
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Pillows

Bright Knotty Cushions And Stools For Modern Decor

Bright Knotty Cushions And Stools For Modern Decor
Full of bright colors and funky textures, these decorative cushions and stools from Knots Studio are guaranteed to be conversation starters. Created by Tel Aviv-based Neta Tesler, the spunky seating is inspired by the sea and the city. Utilizing a unique tying technique, the knots are filled with a stiff foam filling and upholstery that... 
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Desks

Unique Desk That Mimics Natural Landscape

Unique Desk That Mimics Natural Landscape
This thoughtfully designed desk was made by Heinrik Ng Chak Kwan in response to our modern disconnect with nature. It aims to reintroduce the wild world outside the city to urban users first by changing the typically flat surface to one that mimics a natural landscape. Flat working platforms are designed to be placed on... 
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Minimalist home designs

Ultra-Minimal Glazed Home With A Single Wall

Ultra-Minimal Glazed Home With A Single Wall
Swiss architect Christian Kerez created a family home featuring a single wall dividing the building in half and creating two distinct living spaces. Although it appears narrow from the outside, the house is spacious and open plan, with only the bathroom sectioned off. A cascading staircase further creates a sense of expanse. Speaking of the... 
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Beds

Flexible And Sustainable Floyd Platform Bed

Flexible And Sustainable Floyd Platform Bed
Our lives and needs are constantly changing, and we want our products to allow for adaptability. The Floyd Bed is a truly adaptable bed frame designed for city living, and perfect for that foam mattress living on the floor —modular, sturdy and moves with you; sustainability is inherent in the design. The Floyd Platform Bed... 
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Kitchen designs

Urban Rustic Kitchen Design With Industrial Touches And Contrasts

Urban Rustic Kitchen Design With Industrial Touches And Contrasts
This Sebastian Cox’s urban rustic kitchen with industrial features and lots of space brings a bit of woodland into the city, with some style, using British grown sustainable timbers, a mix of natural colors, inky blue-black dye, and a dash of copper. Steel support beams are painted black and integrated into the design; I love... 
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Minimalist home designs

Minimalist Concrete House With A Large Vertical Garden

Minimalist Concrete House With A Large Vertical Garden
Let’s go green! Architecture studio Vo Trong Nghia Architects designed a unique sustainable house with a vertical garden as facade in Ho Chi Minh City. The front and the back of the building consist of concrete planters that can be watered through an automatic system, which collects rainwater. Additionally, the facade helps to regulate sunlight,... 
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Bathroom designs

Refined Bathroom Design Inspired By Coco Chanel Style

Refined Bathroom Design Inspired By Coco Chanel Style
This unique and elegant bathroom design was inspired by tastes and works of one of the most famous women in world history – Coco Chanel. The owners required functionality, warm shades and giving a character to the space, and the designers managed to fulfill the demands in a perfect way. One of the main principles... 
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Kitchen designs

Rustic Kitchen With An Extensive Use Of Rough Wood

Rustic Kitchen With An Extensive Use Of Rough Wood
This cool and simple kitchen is a collaboration between deVOL Kitchens and wood man Sebastian Cox. The style is rustic, I’d say very natural because due to the lots of natural wood in décor, which is very light-colored and almost rough; it’s everywhere – on the floors, on the ceiling and all the furniture is... 
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