The Design Trade
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Undivided Intentions
The late architect David Boone was always one to take his work home with him—he just kept it in the home’s office. The new residents of his 1972 house embrace a more fluid approach to…
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Graphic Design: Project Projects
Manhattan-based Project Projects may be a graphic design studio, but it works in all dimensions, on the page and off. Founded by Prem Krishnamurthy and Adam Michaels in 2004, the firm designs…
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Inventables: Materials Database
Zach Kaplan is looking out for the little guys. In 2002, he launched Inventables, an extensive library of high-tech materials from manufacturers and innovators like Dupont and 3Form. The initial…
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Animal Blueprints
As previously mentioned, I came across a couple of gift ideas for my gift guide that weren’t exactly gadgets, or gadget related. This is a company I discovered last year and one that I think…
Dwell Collections
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Rough Trade
Superslick finishes have lost their sheen. What’s intriguing now is design that’s a little rough around the edges.
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Tools of the Trade
All serious cooks have one do-or-die utensil that they simply cannot live without—be it extralong ryoribashi or a dimpled copper pot for melting butter. We canvassed professionals and…
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Winter Warmers
Baby, it's cold outside. We recommend slipping into something comfortable and spending time with these accessories designed to keep you cozy.
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Dwell on Design 2011
Join us behind the scenes of Dwell on Design where 21,000 attendees gathered at the Los Angeles Convention center to discover the latest innovations in modern design.
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How to Build a Lighting Concept
I’m a fan of floor lighting plus a couple of small table lamps for the living room. Use ambient lighting and low-wattage warm bulbs to create a relaxed atmosphere.
Events
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Design USA: Contemporary Innovation
This exhibition features outstanding contemporary achievements in American architecture, landscape design, interior design, product design, communication design, corporate design, interaction…
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Transform 2011: Design Innovation in Healthcare
This premier multidisciplinary event focuses on innovations and designing solutions to transform the experience and delivery of health care. Approximately 1,000 attendees from around the world are…
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Planning India: From Chandigarh to NanoCity
swissnex San Francisco invites a panel of experts to discuss the past and future of urban planning in India, highlighting two examples: Chandigarh, a city mandated by the Nehru government in the…
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Animal Blueprints
As previously mentioned, I came across a…
Great house. I especially love the courtyard, kitchen and bath. Well, I really love all of it. Thank you, Dwell, for: the many photos; putting live people in them (and showing the house as lived-in); the great photography; and the lighthearted and well-written captions.
Beautiful home. Who would think that concrete could be so beautiful and comfortable.
I love the house, especially the courtyard, for such a small city lot. I saw that Mr. Blauvelt regrettted that he did not built a library. He can still have a library built on one side of the two story living room blank walls. He can have the bookcases built all the way up to the ceiling on one side and have a tall rolling ladder attached to the bookcases, and leave one wall empty for big paintings or artworks. Overall, the house is like a little jewel!
This is a beautiful home and seems like a perfect fit in any urban setting with a small lot. A great use of light to give the home such an open feeling. Are their detailed floor plans available? daniel 10.09.10
This house is fantastic! This is another one I keep coming back to look at. Thank you for sharing.
does anyone know a source for the Schubert Opera Snow White Poster?
Last time I was in Minneapolis it was colder than my ex-wife's heart. How do these un-insulated concrete walls hold up in sub-zero temperatures or do these two just pay exorbitant utility bills?
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