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  Southern Comfort

  Louisville, Kentucky, is a river town built around 19th-century commerce and trade. Downtown, old brick facades remind of this era of bustling industry when riverboats and trains moved raw…

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  Of Scott's Grandmother and Reclaimed Wood

  He lists his grandmother ("who recycled everything") as his inspiration. How can you not be smitten with Scott Raffaele?

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  Marek Gut Commode

  Though we already ran our weekly round-up of finds from the Web, I couldn't help spotlighting this retrofuturistic piece of furniture by Polish designer Marek Gut. The so-called Commode (we'd…

Products

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  Twisted Console

  Twisted is San Francisco designer Dylan Gold's ever-so-slightly tilted take on a console unit. The multi-purpose bamboo piece can be ordered with or without the steel stand, mounted to the wall or…

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  A'dammer Cabinet

  Aldo van den Nieuwelaar designed A'dammer for Pastoe in 1978, and the round-topped unit with the roll-top door is still brilliant. The ribbing allows you to grab hold at any height, and the…

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  Purist Wall Mount Cabinet

  This sleek cabinet has a convenient full-extension storage drawer and coordinates with Purist lavatories. Mounted on the wall, it frees up bathroom space—something that can come in very handy…

Tips

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  What Lies Beneath...the Cabinets

  We needed a cheap way to update our 1970s kitchen cabinets, so we turned the cabinets inside-out to use the simple frame of the interior instead of the elaborate curvy countryish look of the…

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  What to Keep inside a Credenza

  It’s really handy to have extra clean dishes, plates, and silverware ready to go in the credenza. The sideboard is also a nice place to bring the food and place it somewhere besides the table.

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  Create Your Own Sideboard

  Sideboards present an opportunity to create a gallery of objects you’ve created. Consider taking an unorthodox piece—like a great crate you found—and adding doors to make it a…