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It requires roughly ten hours for a craftsman to weave paper cord across the curved frame of this oak Easy Chair (1950) before it’s complete. Another example of Wegner melding design and material without unnecessary fuss or adornment. Photo courtesy Carl Hansen & Son.

During a Danish furniture trade show, Dr. Eigill Snorrason critiqued the industry for not paying enough attention to ergonomics. The Swivel Chair (1955) Wegner’s rejoinder of sorts, an elegant backrest of hand-carved wood that’s been compared to a gently bent propeller. The smooth lines, thin profile and wheels invite a sure-footed slide across any office. Manufactured by PP Møbler. Photo by Jens Mourits Sørensen.

The home naturally integrates into its natural surroundings as such you can appreciate the changing light, the stunning views, and the seasons.

A sunny nook in the living room.

"Our favorite room of the new FUSE might be the one that's outside… the large covered porch!"

Whether you’re battling noise or are short on space, these guides can turn your office into a distraction-free zone.

A peek at textile designer Rachel Cope's studio at her Hudson Valley home.

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"All our products are conceived for a 'zero impact dwelling,'" says Torino, Italy-based Leap Company. "[The mountains] make the best setting to test our products and to find winning solutions to build and live in every place."