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Passive Acceptance
Virtually unknown in the United States, Passive Houses are starting to make a big impression with their small footprints.
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101 Solar
Dare we say "enlightening"? Be it passive or aggressive, find out what solar energy can do for you.
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Solar Flair
Interested in running more than just your home on the sun’s rays? Here’s a handy introduction to some of the most innovative solar goods available.
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Peace Industry Rug
We've got floor coverings on the brain this week, and consistently find ourselves clicking back to admire the work of Melina Raissnia, who owns San Francisco-based Peace Industry with her husband…
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Second Skin Chair
The colored, custom leather cutouts are a much cooler look for this elemental oak frame than the usual side-chair covering of yesterday's trousers and last night's jacket.
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Solar-Powered Toy Helicopter
This whimsical whirlybird comes from the German company Inpro Solar, and is sure to delight any budding young aviator. The solar panel on the rotor generates enough energy to turn the blade, and…
Dwell Collection
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Site Specifics: Melbourne, Australia
No opera house. No Bondi Beach. No sunning celebs. This is Melbourne, home of Australia’s most thriving design scene.
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Hands-on Greywater and Rainwater Workshop
Interested in learning how to retrofit a home to collect rainwater and recycle greywater? Come to this double workshop on rainwater/greywater to learn how. The morning will be about rainwater…
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Picasso: Peace and Freedom
Mediterranean man, Spaniard in exile – throughout his life Pablo Picasso (1881-1973) maintained his incredible artistic energy and his faith in human freedom in defiance of a world where…
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Peace Industry Rug
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I love the home with all the windows and views. I have a question though, in the magazine article they have two daybeds on page 79. Were those made or purchased. If DIY, would they share how they made them? Thanks.
Beautiful modern house that perfectly blends with the sourroundings. I love its simplicity, airyness and lots of day light coming in. Much more appreciated if you included in the photos the front of the house that is facing the hills.
Beautiful, while it shows as a beautifully modern house that which optimizes it's relationship to its space, it also looks very much like home. I really like it.
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