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Singapore Apartment Renovation
Paul and Elsa Seah, a lawyer and high school teacher living in Singapore, turned a 925-square-foot government housing flat—complete with bomb shelter—into a sleek but cozy home. The…
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The budget was nearly as tight as the space in this cheerful renovation of a 516-square-foot flat in Bratislava.
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Using only 9 watts of energy, this lamp will operate for more than five years in continuous use.
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Open Bowl
Another fantastic exhibition during New York's design week was Inter-Connected, a collection of Brazilian and Portuguese design curated by Zoe Melo of LA's Touch gallery. The hand-made products…
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A Look at Open-Air Showers
Ah, the beauty of bathing in the breeze. Here we present our some of our favorite outdoor showers from issues past.
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"Artifacts" at Surface to Air
Illustrator Steven Harrington (who contributed to the Dwell & Arkitip print series) and Danish furniture designer Gesa Hansen have teamed up in "Artifacts" at Surface to Air's…
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by Jukka SetäläUsing only 9 watts of energy, this lamp will…
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by Domingos TotoraAnother fantastic exhibition during New York's…
I LOVE stories about living spaces that are radically different on the inside than the exterior would suggest. They've done a lovely job. I'd just like to know more about the flooring, especially the textured concrete floors.
Those stairs are fabulous!
Fabulous. But is there no code mandating handrails on the stairs? (I know, I know, it would ruin the look...just asking.)
inspiring!
I'm lucky enough to be renting this house right now. It was an unbelievable find and I've enjoyed every second that I've stayed here so far.
I've visited with Scott in his place and totally agree. It's one of the coolest places I've ever seen!
Love the staires. Can anyone think of a way to make this child and senior friendly without taking away from the magnificent look? Linda Spiegel
Love this home! Not crazy about the spiral staircase but I can't get enough of the layering of spaces and materials. I'd live there!
The handrail issue is easily resolved- I've just dealt with it myself where it would have destroyed the look, movement and line of the design. If the height of the stairs is even a mere 1/4 inch below the height necessitating a handrail, you're safe. ONE inch to high and you may well have to start from scratch, adding handrails or lowering the height of the landing. Depending on your location. Building inspectors are no joke.
Beautiful. The dining and bathroom spaces are very appealing - would love to see more of the house. I really hope the Indoneisan teak came from a plantation forest though. Designers all seem to 'care about the environment' until they have to make a purchasing decision about some desirable lifestyle accessory.
Amazing space. I, too, would love to see more of the interior living spaces.
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