2009 Patricia Urquiola designs Fergana collection for Moroso.

In the Tribeca penthouse of a young bachelor, Reddymade Design kept most of the space intact, focusing on adding bright and appealing furniture and materials. Tropicalia chairs from Moroso surround an El Dom table from Cassina. The pendant is from Petite Friture.

Osorom seating for Moroso, 2002.

Geraldine and Kit Laybourne’s apartment is inside architect Neil Denari’s HL23 building in the Chelsea arts district of New York. It hovers above the High Line, a former elevated rail line now transformed into a public park. A pair of Bouquet chairs by Tokujin Yoshioka for Moroso are comfy perches from which to gaze down on the High Line.

Belts of knitted fabric wrap around the plush cushions of Patricia Urquiola's new Belt sofa for Moroso.

Bask collection by Sebastian Herkner for Moroso.

Moroso is bringing Bikini Island by Werner Aisslinger to WantedDesign; Patrizia Moroso will speak with the designer and the founder of the Bikini Hotel in Berlin for which this piece was originally created.

Five-year-old Thomas Dochter plays outside the houses.

Though the main living spaces are connected, Revollo also used varying materials to create a range of experiences—the living area, covered with a gray carpet, is distinguished from the dining area, as well as the semi-enclosed kitchen. A pair of Redondo chairs from Moroso form a casual sitting area.

M’Afrique chairs by Stephen Burks for Moroso.

St. Mark chair by Martino Gamper for Moroso, Hall 16 Stand A22/B29 at Rho.

The living room is furnished with a cherry-red Rest sofa and ottoman by Muuto, a Nest footstool by Foersom & Hjort-Lorenzen for Cane-Line, and a Redondo armchair by Patricia Urquiola for Moroso. A Kast modular storage unit by Maarten Van Severen for Vitra sits under the television.

Furniture adds a dose of texture and color to the minimal space. The living room features a HAY Mags Module sofa, Moroso Take a Line for a Walk fauteuil, Moroso Phoenix Table, and Flos Glo-Ball Lamp.

Another Mariscal classic—the Alessandra armchair, designed for Moroso in 1995.

FORMstudio designed an acrylic balustrade that winds up the 1,647-square-foot home's five levels. The flooring throughout is white oak.

This beachfront house on the east coast of New Zealand's North Island, designed by Hulena Architects, can accommodate large family gatherings in its five bedrooms.

An installation by Giorgia Zanellato and Daniele Bortotto (one of our 2014 Young Guns) for Moroso interpreting the architecture and colors of Venice, where the pair are based.

Halbrecht answers questions after screening the video. Photo by Søren Schaumburg.

Meili and Anais lounge on a Transform sofa by Moroso.

"We give every client a questionnaire," Kevin says. "The first question asks what they need in their home. No compromise. The second question asks what they want in their home. And the third question asks what would blow their mind. At the end of the day, I’m looking to fit all of those things into their tiny home."

The restored brick rear facade contrasts with the extended footprint of the first two floors and a dramatic cantilevered penthouse roof. Blue stone pavers, infilled with grass, finish the patio while a black steel stair leads to the kitchen.

With prices starting in the low five figures, pretreated shou sugi ban siding was out of the question. "My girlfriend and I spent a week cutting, trimming, burning, scrubbing, and oiling the cedar ourselves," says Ryan. The project cost a total of $550 in materials.

Design by Conran candelabra, $70 at JCP

Apex Tables by Hunting & Narud, part of FIVE by OKAY Norwegian-born, London-based designers Amy Hunting and Oscar Narud created these glass-encased wooden cones, part of an extensive project by OKAY, a collective of studios, to re-interpret and re-imagine uses for American hardwood. FIVE, at the SCIN Gallery on Old Street, features an array of sculptures, furniture and tables. “Wood is such a versatile material, and we felt the glass would compliment and bring out some rather nice qualities in the species,” says Hunting. “Our challenge was to create this wooden cone knowing that it would move and perhaps even grow. It was interesting for us to combine it with a fragile material like glass. The challenge is working with wood and as it's not a dead material.”

Five-Piece Cutlery Set by Arne Jacobsen for Georg Jensen Designed to fit naturally in the diner’s hand, this sculptural flatware from 1957 trades ornamentation for svelte, minimalist shapes in matte steel.

Richard Tuttle, Five Circles on Two Panels, 2001, colored pencil and graphite. Bowdoin College Museum of Art, Brunswick, Maine, Dorothy and Herbert Vogel Collection Vogel Collection. Copyright © Richard Tuttle, courtesy Pace Gallery. Photography by Dennis Griggs.

The Elevations Architectural Print Series is a thoughtful collection of portraits of famous international cities. In architectural drawings, elevations are flat representations of the façade of a building, showing a complete view of one building’s side. At the bottom of each Elevations Print, studio esinam includes details about each building pictured. The Paris Elevations Architectural Print includes architectural drawings of five buildings—Sacré-Cœur, Palais Garnier, Arc de Triomphe, Pont Marie, and Centre Georges Pompidou.

The living area is furnished with a Fjord swivel arm chair by Patricia Urquiola for Moroso and a Como sectional chaise by Giorgio Soressi.

A collection of outdoor pieces by Moroso, including Tord Boontje's Sunny chair, Patricia Urquiola's Touti, and Ayse Birsel & Bibi Seck's Madame Dakar sofa, shown on the lawn at LongHouse Reserve.

The living room includes a Jensen chair by Rodolfo Dordoni for Minotti and a Bohemian chair, a Lowland sofa, and Fjord footstools by Patricia Urquiola for Moroso.

The apartment features a rug by EligoStudio for cc-tapis, lighting by Foscarini, kitchen appliances by Smeg, Vitra chairs, tableware by Bitossi, and a bed by Moroso for Diesel Living.

Questions from your contractor mean that they have taken the time to review the construction documents or drawings and scope of work.

The home was built in only about five months using a hybrid system.

Flanked by sliding glass doors, the living room includes a Lowseat chaise longue by Patricia Urquiola for Moroso, paired with an E1027 side table by Eileen Gray.