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Because the house is narrow and long (16 by 68 feet), the design team decided to create a huge open-air space to light the interior naturally. Two retractable motor-driven canvas canopies shelter the space during Singapore’s frequent rains.

The view from the hot tub when it snows ❤️

Sweet kitchenette ❤️

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Beautiful rainy days ☁️

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LA 68

Donald Judd acquired this New York City building for $68,000 in 1968. His family moved in a year later and renovated over decades. Judd continued to use it to experiment with his ideas even after he moved to Texas in the 1970s.

Entrance to 68 Jonkershoek

Employee at Bennington Potters, shaping clay for 68 years.

Custom made designer dining table - seats 6-8

Serena & Lily Camille Mosaic Lumbar Pillow Cover ($68)

The Red Pig – Mercedes Benz 300 SEL 6.8 AMG

The Rorik sliding door shower system supports openings of up to 6'8" standard.

The windows are 6'-8" high creating a human scaled space in front of them.

Another view of the kitchen. Only some fixtures and appliances have been updated since the home's original construction in '68.

"With only two owners in 68 years, the Hayes-Bernstein residence offers a rare opportunity to be a guardian of history,

Gallagher Lourens Architects revamped 68 Jonkershoek's inner courtyard with a natural pool, a wooden deck, and a brickwork brise soleil.

Detail from the Genome Sequence Barcode 5" x 68" x 1" resins, natural embedments, ink drawings

Happy Day No. 362, 2011, Ink on paper over panel, 48 x 68 inches, Private Collection

The HomeCube is a one-bedroom shipping container home that sells for $68,200. Rhino Cubed designed the 320-square-foot home with a foldaway queen bed and lots of cabinet and closet space.

In determining the approach, we were able to accommodate a level entry by designing this unit to be recessed in the ground 6-8" and providing a landscaped ramp on site.

MWT Stainless Steel Oil and Vinegar Cruet Set, $68 With an easy-to-pour spout, this stainless-steel set keeps ingredients cool.

Flawed Gold-Plated Wide Bowl Studiomake’s Flawed dinnerware series features imperfect gilded rims that references the traditional craftsmanship of Thailand, where Studiomake is based. $68

Making its vertical stamp on clay for 68 years, this Vermont institution founded by David Gil is an emporium of essential kitchen design along with vintage and reproduction furnishings for the eclectic nest.

Seattle, Washington Hex Brass Bottle Opener by Iacoli & McAllister, $68. Heavy metal meets minimalism in this Brancusi-like bottle opener from designers Jamie Iacoli and Brian McAllister.

The green roof on New York’s Javits Center, designed by FXFOWLE, is the second-largest green roof in the country. The green roof prevents approximately 6.8 million gallons of stormwater run-off annually.

We're loving Minoux necklaces, and our favorite is the Clear Fork necklace (far right). The neon tubes that come together to form this piece will add a festive charm to any holiday ensemble. ($68)

Unlike other tiny home builders, Madeiguincho does not have a lineup of off-the-shelf designs. Differences in base pricing are determined by the length of the home: €53K for the 13-foot-long trailer and €68K for the 23-foot-long home.

Located in the heart of Hong Kong’s downtown core, The Pottinger’s 68 luxury rooms and suites celebrate Hong Kong’s rich cultural heritage with chinoiserie details and striking photographs from famous Hong Kong photographer and filmmaker Fan Ho.

Located in the heart of Hong Kong’s downtown core, The Pottinger’s 68 luxury rooms and suites celebrate Hong Kong’s rich cultural heritage with chinoiserie details and striking photographers from famous Hong Kong photographer and filmmaker Fan Ho.

Los Angeles-based filmaker, stylist, and founder of Book Stand Claire Cottrell's impressive 68 board collection is full of images such as black and white photographs, 'design love stuff', art direction, and tops of tables. We especially like all of her color and city coordinated boards.

The Lindal Imagine Series' Willoughby is translated from Penfield House, one of the few Usonian designs in Frank Lloyd Wright’s career designed for a tall client (6’8″). As such, it forced Wright to move away from the low ceiling heights that characterized many of his other Usonian designs.

Because this house, in a converted 19th-century Singapore shophouse, is narrow and long (16 by 68 feet), the design team decided to create a huge open-air space to light the interior naturally. Two retractable motor-driven canvas canopies shelter the space during Singapore’s frequent rains. Photo by Richard Powers. Learn more about the challenges of the renovation.