The dining room table was designed by the couple and manufactured by Carlick Furniture; surrounding it are limited-edition chairs from Fritz Hansen that commemorate the 60th anniversary of Arne Jacobsen’s Series 7 design.

A bunny mobile by Flensted hangs over the crib, while the felt mural provides a soft and colorful backdrop. The Excel floor lamp in the living room is by Rich Brilliant Willing.

A freestanding tub from the Water Monopoly.

Spot color printed balls of woodfree paper dangle kaleidoscopically above children with the Themis Mobile. The mobile's geometric patterns designed by Clara von Zweigbergk modernize this classic.

Having found a 100-acre farm in Ontario featuring rolling corn fields, the residents asked architect Cindy Rendely to design a place that was "comfortable and modern and appropriate for the country." Though technically all one space, the living room, dining room, and kitchen are separated by the double-sided fireplace.

A sculptural freestanding washbasin by Gessi is found in the first-floor powder room. The hex tiles are courtesy of Dear Human.

Finn Juhl designed the Poet Sofa for his own home in 1941. Inspired by the modern free art movement, which influenced much of Juhl’s designs, the sofa has a decidedly sculptural shape that rests on four walnut legs. Today, the sofa represents a part of Danish cultural history and modern furniture that exudes the values of craftsmanship, thoughtful design, supreme function, and aesthetic appeal.

Ray Kappe, now 80, sits in the master bedroom. He says he's as busy now as he was 40 years ago.

At the top, the view from the roof deck reveals a patchwork of garages and yards surprisingly free of neighbors.

In the living area, a Tufty-Time sofa by Patricia Urquiola for B&B Italia, a Soft Grid blanket by Established & Sons, and a wood-burning stove by Stûv keep her comfortable.

The layout of the site appears as a free form drawing in concrete.

Upstairs, the clutter-free bedrooms of Segal’s teenagers reflect their father’s less-is-more ethos.

Rail-free stairs are unnerving for a first-time visitor, but they amplify the home's free-flowing sense of space and structure. The stairs were built inside one of the six concrete towers, and they lead from the central living space to the front door. The experience of moving from the enclosed stairway into the expansive open family area is dramatic.

The house for Kundan's mother, dubbed Chameli, is constructed of two 40 x 8 containers located next to the family's garden.

Silver Art ZX800 Juicer by Krups: A cordless model that will hold up to 1¼ quarts of juice. $80

Clean Bottle's newest design comes in five colors: green, blue, black, orange, and magenta.

The Square by Clean Bottle opens on either end for easy cleaning.

A narrow and long 8 by 40 feet empty steel shipping container in an artists’ community in San Antonio, Texas serves a playhouse, garden retreat, and guesthouse for visiting creatives.

The restaurant sits 40 people inside and 40 people outside.

The MASS MoCA exhibition Free Roses is the first museum survey of the work of Alex Da Corte, an artist who has burst onto the scene with otherworldly installations that bring together art history, movie references, and everyday kitsch into bold interiors.

Fun Fact: At nearly 4,000 years old, the Code of Hammurabi contains the oldest building regulations on record. It is similar to modern building codes, except that modern building inspectors no longer get to mete out deathblows with an ox whip to violators.

Levi's is offering an extra 40% off sale styles and free shipping with code EXTRA40 until July 4.

The tree canopy and sky peek through the clerestory windows of Bush House, whose form takes cues from California’s Case Study houses built during the ’40s through the ’60s.

Zach Batteer and Carlyle Scott designed Field Cabin, a 288-square foot accommodation at Serana, their communal retreat in Paige, Texas. Wrapped in Yakisugi-treated pine, the cabin took 40 days and almost $46K to build.

When completed, the Atlanta BeltLine’s network of multiuse trails will connect 45 neighborhoods. Its 1,300 acres of parks will increase the city’s green space by 40 percent. Architecture and planning firm Perkins + Will was the lead designer of the Eastside Trail, seen in this rendering.

Free City's facade is emblazoned with a colorful, graphic mural by the artist Margo Victor.

Like much of his recent work, the show references the hallucinatory sensation described in Author Rimbaud's prose poem A Season in Hell. Da Corte plays up this sense of the uncanny by incorporating conspicuously artificial elements from sets and stages, like the disembodied facade seen here, as well as strangely familiar objects that simultaneously provide cultural touchstones and confound.

In his largest showing ever, Da Corte presents a retrospective of recent works plus the new installation "Lightning," seen here.

The kitchen is situated in a sunken basement, underneath the staircase’s walnuts steps. The same joiner who built the house’s timber elements built the white cabinetry which are finished in a 40% gloss lacquer. Silestone countertops and integrated appliances maintain the space’s simple lines. Additional storage is fitted under the staircase.

Located at The Proxy in Hayes Valley, San Francisco, AETHERsf is a concept space constructed from three 40-foot shipping containers stacked on top of each other. In addition to a curated selection of design-focused outerwear, the space features a custom, glass-encased cantilevered lounge with reclaimed oak floors and a belt-driven "dry cleaner-style" conveyor system.

A cabin in Mürren, Switzerland, photographed by Emily Sullivan, as seen on the Free Cabin Porn tumblr.

The home rests on a 40-acre property in Healdsburg, a quaint town in California's winemaking region.

A double-sided, free-standing vanity and a shower wrapped in a glass lozenge create an indoor/outdoor experience at a San Francisco residence designed by Fougeron Architecture.

The garage’s huge doors had been covered up, so Studio Karhard freed up the openings for steel-and-glass doors from Ferrotec.