Yellow

King and Queen Door Pulls, hand-cast brass with black mother-of-pearl inlay, Evelyn Ackerman, 1959.

The entire Wooden Cabin—including the sleeping cubbies, shown here—is clad in locally sourced larch, which over time will turn gray then black. Read the full story here.

Sréphane Thidet conceived of "La belle étoile," a yellow, star-shaped shelter made of stainless steel and wood.

The chairs are available naturally finished in oak and in ash, as well as in white, gray, red, blue, yellow, and black stained ash.

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The central courtyard in the building was designed to allow daylight to penetrate to the ground floors of the building. In 1914 a new floor was built higher up, cutting off the bottom floors from daylight. Modifying that addition will permit Mullet's ideas to come back into play.

Skyscrapers on Transparent Yellow

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All three apartments, as well as Hiles and Fyfe’s deck, open onto this open-air corridor, allowing for casual interactions between the residents.

Martin’s master bathroom, outfitted with a tub tricked out with jets and chromatherapy lights, allows her to soak in the luxury of her own home.

The same 45 Chair upholstered in a mod yellow.

Puerto Natales, Patagonia, Chile; Remota Hotel, designed by German del Sol

Once we move inside the Swink Agency to the lobby, we see that some very groovy action indeed. I love the telephone on the pedestal, the epic yellow rug, and the leather chairs by Tobia Scarpa for Cassina. They're Model 944 Soiranas from 1969. Also be sure to dig the overhang on that coffee table with the off-center base. Photo courtesy of Thom Abel.

Carmona’s Marina bowl, which typically follows the grain of the wood as it emanates from the center, is also characterized by natural edges.

Here's a nice yellow detail from the Borrego Gold Club Estates. The building was done in 1959 by San Diego-based architect William Krisel.

The circle on Paul Lee's piece, crafted from wood, acrylic paint, tambourine bells, and a lightbulb, glows pinkish-yellow like the moon.

Among the many design finds at Back Garage, an online retailer of vintage pieces, is this yellow Georges Briard ice bucket.

African bowl set in yellow by Wola Nani at Fab x South Africa, $42 at fab.com.