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Driving through the leafy country lanes on the outer edges of London’s commuter belt, it’s hard to imagine the city is just an hour away by train. But the Sussex fields around the village of Peasmarsh set the scene for John Carver and Anna Carloss’s modern renovation of a mid-century bungalow, bringing the city—–or at least its design sensibility—–that much closer.
— Iain AitchPhoto by: Nigel Shafran
Fall has settled in and there's nothing we'd rather do than curl up next to a warm fire. Here we take a look a some of our favorite cozy cottages and cabins from issues past as we get ready to…
This weekend, Design Competition: New Cottages at Fallingwater exhibition closes at the Heinz Architectural Center at Carnegie Museum of Art in Pittsburgh. Earlier this year, the Western…
While most Dwell readers know Artek as the Finnish design company founded by Alvar and Aino Aalto, there's another Artek not too far away with a very different profile: a research and training…
Mix and match square, rectangular and roll pillows to dress up any room in your home. The Larch pattern, which comes in a square shape, features criss-crossed branches that create a striking…
Los Angeles–based furniture dealer and mid-century scholar Sam Kaufman shares the design lore behind some of his most recent acquisitions.
CVHN Cottages for Kids is a unique fundraising event that benefits Children’s Volunteer Health Network, Inc., a faith based, 501(c) 3 non-profit organization that seeks to enhance the lives…
Presented by AIGA San Francisco, cause/affect is a biennial and international design competition that celebrates the work of designers and organizations who set out to positively impact our…
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It looks entirely out of place being opposite a traditional Sussex building but never mind it is hardly visible from the road and we welcome newcomers to our village but do entreat them to join in village life or the rural community will become extinct and the village traditions disappear.
Nice to see a kitchen that looks lived in.
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