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Modern Design in Red, White, and Blue

Celebrate American spirit this 4th of July with a range of red, white, and blue inspiration from kitchen accessories to interiors.

For Independence Day, we're taking a look at the Dwell archives to pull out red, white and blue products and interiors of every stripe, that work equally well in December as well as July. Happy 4th!

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Clockwise from top left: Bobi Classic Mailbox, Azzurro wallpaper by Elitis, by Jasper Morrison for Punkt, ceramic egg crate from Sur La Table, Pip Pip birdfeeder by Stina Sandwall for SMD Design, WC Line by Josh Owen for Kontextur.
Clockwise from top left: Bobi Classic Mailbox, Azzurro wallpaper by Elitis, by Jasper Morrison for Punkt, ceramic egg crate from Sur La Table, Pip Pip birdfeeder by Stina Sandwall for SMD Design, WC Line by Josh Owen for Kontextur.
The rear facade is a complex articulation of angles and walkways. Read more about this cascading architectural wonder here.
The rear facade is a complex articulation of angles and walkways. Read more about this cascading architectural wonder here.
Clockwise from top left: Limited-edition Arne Jacobsen Swan chair, Debut III turntable in gloss white, Case Study bowl planters by Modernica,PuraVida washbasin by Hansgrohe, White Noise dish set by Alyson Fox, and Black and White Dresser by Front.
Clockwise from top left: Limited-edition Arne Jacobsen Swan chair, Debut III turntable in gloss white, Case Study bowl planters by Modernica,PuraVida washbasin by Hansgrohe, White Noise dish set by Alyson Fox, and Black and White Dresser by Front.
Using common materials in uncommon ways, an entreprenurial pair of Belgian brothers construct a functional and modern home for themselves in Austin, Texas. Photo by: Denise Prince Martin
Using common materials in uncommon ways, an entreprenurial pair of Belgian brothers construct a functional and modern home for themselves in Austin, Texas. Photo by: Denise Prince Martin
Clockwise from top left: Geo vacuum flask by Normann Copenhagen, Edward sofa by Poliform, Pieces of Time wall clock by Ding3000, Blue Mountain pillow cover by lepetiteoiseau, Jali blue rug from The Rug Company, and Emu Pattern Seating by Arik Levy for Coalesse.
Clockwise from top left: Geo vacuum flask by Normann Copenhagen, Edward sofa by Poliform, Pieces of Time wall clock by Ding3000, Blue Mountain pillow cover by lepetiteoiseau, Jali blue rug from The Rug Company, and Emu Pattern Seating by Arik Levy for Coalesse.
Eight years after construction began, this lakeside weekend home 80 miles outside Johannesburg, South Africa, received the long-awaited finishing touch that makes it an eye-catching thermal wonder.
Eight years after construction began, this lakeside weekend home 80 miles outside Johannesburg, South Africa, received the long-awaited finishing touch that makes it an eye-catching thermal wonder.