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The stages of the Fab Tree Hab are shown.

Recycling bins, also by Pedersen and Lennard, retail for $69 (for the small black version) and $115 (for the large white version).

Breadbins in yellow, green, black and white by Pedersen and Lennard for Fab x South Africa. Available at fab.com for $99 each.

Faceted bamboo cutting board designed by Snapp Design, available at Fab X South Africa for $49.90.

Jewelry hand-made by artisans, including Ndebele bracelets and necklaces by Katherine-Mary Pichulik and a capstone piece, a necklace by Beloved Beadwork that Fab founder Bradford Shellhammer points as one of the items that best encapsulate the Fab x South Africa collection. Bracelet ($12.50), necklace ($25), and Thousand Hills beaded necklace ($135) available through fab.com.

Pearson and Trent furnished the house with lamps and chairs they culled from vintage stores in the area. They found the overstuffed leather lounger at Surfing Cowboys in Venice. The couple and the architects collaborated on the couch design and had it fabricated. Works by local artists fill their home, such as the white vessels by California-based, Japanese-born ceramicist Shio Kusaka.

Laurel Hollow Bathroom

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

Fab32 refrigerator by Smeg, price upon request. Who hasn’t admired Smeg’s retro-inspired fridges? Now the company has a model with a larger capacity and separate freezer, which will be available in late 2015.