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A Week in Review: 7 Great Reads You May Have Missed May 3, 2013

Each week Dwell.com delivers more than 50 original posts, articles, and interviews focused on the latest in modern design. We wouldn't want you to miss a thing, so we've pulled together our top stories of the week. Take a look and see what you might have missed.

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A MAGNETIC COFFEE TABLE In Brussels last spring, we had the opportunity to visit Studio With a View, a collective workshop shared by an architect, two photographers, and five designers.
A MAGNETIC COFFEE TABLE In Brussels last spring, we had the opportunity to visit Studio With a View, a collective workshop shared by an architect, two photographers, and five designers.
Nestled in two and a half acres of land near Boone, North Carolina, Chad Everhart renovates an old farmhouse and turns it into a modest residence. Image courtesy Chad Everhart Architect.
Nestled in two and a half acres of land near Boone, North Carolina, Chad Everhart renovates an old farmhouse and turns it into a modest residence. Image courtesy Chad Everhart Architect.
The living room, sports a trio of Shell chairs by Hans J. Wegner for Carl Hansen & Son.
The living room, sports a trio of Shell chairs by Hans J. Wegner for Carl Hansen & Son.
Start the morning off right with breakfast in bed on Le Petit Dej' Breakfast Tray by designer Peter White. The design solves the problem of including a vase for flowers that would inevitably topple onto the covers.
Start the morning off right with breakfast in bed on Le Petit Dej' Breakfast Tray by designer Peter White. The design solves the problem of including a vase for flowers that would inevitably topple onto the covers.
These powder-coated steel bookends by Hiroaki Watanabe ($25) will not only add bright pops of color, but allow you to easily organize and sort all kinds of reads such as magazines, books, and journals, by type.
These powder-coated steel bookends by Hiroaki Watanabe ($25) will not only add bright pops of color, but allow you to easily organize and sort all kinds of reads such as magazines, books, and journals, by type.
Weathered wood covers the walls in the dining room of Outerlands. Photo by Barret Gentz.
Weathered wood covers the walls in the dining room of Outerlands. Photo by Barret Gentz.