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A modern, eco-friendly stool made from locally sourced seaweed, bio-resin and wood.

Designed and manufactured in Brooklyn, New York by the furniture and lighting maker trio of Souda, the Mitre Stool is a playful...

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Build your own stylish, industrial concrete stool using this step-by-step video and guide.

New York-based, Texas-bred designer Doug Johnston is utilizing his skills and passion for materials and functionality.

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More than 80 years after their introduction, Alvar Aalto's stools for Artek retain their currency and remain perennial favorites.

Built in 1942, the legendary home remains one of the greatest masterpieces of Danish design.

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Listed last year for $8.3 million, this storied midcentury property is now “priced to move”—but there's a catch.

As a collaboration between designers Benjamin Bloomstein and Aaron Aujla, the Green River Project has created diverse pieces such...

These cat-friendly homes allow people and their pets to live together in perfect harmony.

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Located in London’s Chelsea neighborhood, the garden-level apartment features a modern, glass-walled addition.

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Peek inside Argentinean architect and furniture designer Alejandro Sticotti's indoor-outdoor bedroom in his cozy and modern...

A Belgian architecture firm transforms a 140-square-foot Dutch military structure into a modern-day vacation retreat.

Hygge (pronounced “hoo-gah”) is a Danish cultural concept which has recently taken the world by storm.

Merging material research and the art of industrial design unleashes the possibilities for striking outdoor furniture.

It's the 90th anniversary of an object that proved natural forms can still be rational and modern.

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From a large-scale exterior mural to custom light fixtures, the Trumbull & Porter Hotel celebrates local culture and creativity.

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