A Tale of Two Houses
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101 Office
Buried in TPS reports? Somebody take your red stapler? Don't let The Man get you down--our inclusive review of office environments and accessories will have you whistling while you work.
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A Stable Office Environment
Giorgio Baravalle originally had a true home office—a space inside his house in Millbrook, New York, that was meant to be a private place to work, but instead served as a traffic circle in…
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There’s No Place Like Home
Telecommuting may let you answer email in your underwear, but is the home office all it’s cracked up to be?
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Office Partitions
The Sliding Door Co. brings you the brightest ideas in workspace. Walls that are as sturdy as they are beautiful. As design-flexible as they are safe. Our doors feature exclusive locking and roller…
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Sayl Office Chair
Taking the grand span of a suspension bridge as his model, San Francisco–based designer Yves Béhar of fuseproject swooped into the task seating market with this techy, inexpensive…
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Metal Base Chair
The 1958 molded plywood stacking chairs by Norman Cherner are perfect for home, office or cafe. The seat is made of laminated plywood of graduated thickness, from 15 plys to 5 plys at the perimeter…
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Office Space
We sifted through some past issues to find images of what some may argue to be the hardest working room in the house.
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The Office Desk Should Be Clean and Simple but Inviting
There should be enough space in your desk to keep some of your personal belongings and items like photographs but not too much space so it becomes a place to rest everything.
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2009 "Story About a Place" Competition
This is a showcase of entrants to a film competition that called for moving image stories (under 6 minutes) that explore the social, environmental, political, technological, and economic issues…
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Office Partitions
The Sliding Door Co. brings you the brightest…
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Sayl Office Chair
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Metal Base Chair
by Norman ChernerThe 1958 molded plywood stacking chairs by…
I have to say, this place feels utterly cold and unwelcoming. As to the bookcase in the living room, how does one get to the top shelves, if there is no ladder? Do they have antigravity devices hidden away somewhere? I feel that sometimes minimalism gets pushed to the extreme, and this is an example of why some people hate it; it's not warm and welcoming like a "home" should be. The office space portion of this is great for its function, but the rest makes me feel like I'm in prison.
Does anyone actually live here? It looks cold and lifeless, looking at this kitchen makes me want to run away and find some nature!
I love it. No clutter, just clean simple lines. but Gray is my favorite color. And concrete my favorite material. I also love negative space. so check check and check.
Fantastic. Imagine the powerful contrast between humans and the realities of our coloring - be it our flesh and hair, our clothing, our accessories - set against this rigorously controlled backdrop. A celebration of color, without any color at all.
Cold indeed. Perhaps with different materials this could work out, but even in the bedroom there only looked to be a chair in the window with no sign that a person ever existed in this environment.
Fantastic, I love it... so cool and clean, just being home would make me feel like life was easier! I also love grey and white, and being Australian, architecture like this is perfectly suited to the temperature and surrounds... the light and the views would be amazing!
This is a great home, it is a peice of art as opposed to an average home that most own. I hope soon I will be able to use this great inspiration in my life. I also agree that the concrete is an excelent material.
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