The toilet provides a relaxing aura and posses the earthy feel.

A handy desk caddy by Brooklyn-based Good Thing.

Paper Placements by Good Thing, $25 at workof.com For casual hosts and hostesses, gift a 10-pack of graphic placemats, made in the USA from 100% recycled paper.

The entrance introduces the home’s main materials: steel, glass, wood, and concrete.

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Good Morning moka pot by Anderssen & Voll (Launches in 2015)

From the Central Pavilion: The installation The Banality of Good - paraphrasing Hanna Arendt - by Crimson Architectural Historians presents an analysis of the New Towns evolution, a sample of six cities built from the '50s to the present, showing the inversion and subversion of New Towns' founding ideals of emancipation, social equality, and progress, where values as the "just", the "moral" or the "good" have been abandoned and replaced by process, profit, efficiency, and expediency. The exhibition is a well-founded critique of the drift that has taken hold of urban planning since the middle of last century to the present day.

And the book! Guaranteed good times inside!

Other kitchen essentials: a good cutting board, a good knife, and a healthy supply of lemons.

The Good Flock, Booth MH10 Find the table or wall-mounted Aurora lamps from Portland-based the Good Flock in Booth MH10 ($160–199).

Spiral trivet set by Good Thing, $100 from americandesignclub.com.

SOLID WHITE SATEEN DUVET Three cheers for Live Good’s sustainability commitment. Its beautifully finished products and components are made in the United States, like the organic cotton fabric and wooden buttons.

Utility Mirror Pocket by Visibility for Good Thing, $24 Available in three shapes, these handheld, stainless-steel mirrors are polished to a reflective finish then given a colorful, industrial rubber tool grip.

The cover of What is the future of architecture? by Pieterjan Grandry. Photo via Crap is Good.

Turtlenecks are making a comeback. Good? Bad? Signs point to good so far. Photo by Ben Watts for GQ.

As in traditional commercial design, a retailer's branding is often the basis for creative ideation. “From the first initiative of the client, to concept development and final design, we aim to stay flexible,” says Dellensen. For As Good As New, a Dutch furniture company that specializes in refurbishing second-hand pieces, i29 installed a retro living room and coated it in matte gray industrial spray-on.

Black + Blum's Eau Good water bottles.

The Object Design League likes to have a good time.

The 510 Cabin is one of Leggitt's designs, executed with the help of student apprentices.

Griffin’s room, which is exactly the same size as his brother’s, gets good light from the backyard.

Jansen implores designers to reduce, reuse, and recycle materials as much as possible during temporary retail projects. Many of i29’s stores feature furniture sourced from local flea markets.

Method recently introduced this handy refill, good for 85 loads.

Wouter De Raeve says that the future of "…social architecture will digest consumer-oriented architectural and urban interventions. They will…be reused by the community in the social and societal context in which they are located." Photo via Crap is Good.

The challenge of the Douglas fir built-ins was that they had to be made with 60-degree angles in mind. Vincent Pocsik of Marbletecture created the custom walnut dining table to match, and it is surrounded by Blu Dot’s Real Good Chairs.

Carlos Romo Melgar answers as a "newcomer architect…on behalf of a group that is in charge of changing things…" claiming "Curiosity is a common feature of architects that will enable them to overcome current system dysfunctions." Photo via Crap is Good.

"Context, style, image,…are all inventions by man," says urban researcher Thomas Cattrysse in his essay arguing the points of mass globalization, the instant digital age, and "Star Architects". Photo via Crap is Good.

A fine example of the mix of decorative objects, tabletop good, and books in the show.

Airbnb was so impressed by Good Mod's chairs, it commissioned more for its San Francisco office.

Best design for kids: Playforms by North Forty Design. We love the lightweight Framehouse for its simple shape that encourages curiosity and imaginative play.

Good Mod and Airbnb’s Environments team conducted lengthy research to arrive at pieces that stay put if users rest their feet on an accompanying coffee table—designed by Airbnb and fabricated by NK Build in Seattle—and that are comfortable for people of varying shapes and sizes.

It fabricated each piece from start to finish at its 10,000-square-foot workshop.

The cover of Murakami Versailles.

“I knew it would be good,” says Trey of the primary bath, where sunlight washes the Tadelakt plaster in the tub and shower area. “I didn't know it would be this good.”

Good Mod, a local design studio, was tapped to create seating that could accommodate an array of postures.

The collaborative submission from Sylvain Martet and Mathieu Lambert is an ongoing project called Striplands. "…post-modern architecture allows unnatural couplings between the old and the recent…Logos now replace gods, the magnificent becomes a model, and the best holiday pictures are taken in creepy diner parking lots." Photo via Crap is Good.

Sacrificial Chair Like a lamb to the gods we give you this chair to sacrifice to your clothes. Designed to replace 'that chair' in your bedroom that is constantly covered in crap, this is specifically designed for that purpose. Feel good about your lazy habits. Measures 30" tall x 15.5" wide x 18.5" deep.