Mint green-painted ironwork and tiles connect the indoors to the outside more fluidly.

The Max-A studio is also built with a pine frame, though it has pine panelling on the ceiling, while the main house ceiling is painted a warm white.

Pros: Also known as composite quartz, engineered quartz comes in a wide range of colors and textures with the general durability of real stone slabs, but with the ease of manufacturing and installation of a man-made product. As a result, engineered quartz isn’t as expensive as other natural stone countertops. Cons: On the other hand, customers can expect to see these qualities reflected in the price of engineered quartz, which can be on the higher end. Quartz also doesn’t handle extreme heat as well as granite does.

SUGAR + CREAM $84 For presenting sugar and cream on the table we suggest this minimalist, hand-thrown sugar bowl and creamer set from Pigeon Toe. We especially love the small leather loop handle on the sugar bowl lid.

The founders of two architecture-inspired businesses, Natasha Case of ice cream brand Coolhaus and Alyson Beaton of DIY-doll house maker Lille Huset, will join us onstage. Plus, a Coolhaus truck will be parked on the show floor to dole out ice cream sandwiches—including the exclusive Dwell on De-Vine flavor, a collaboration between Dwell and Coolhaus that features a Lambrusco reduction ice cream with cinnamon and black pepper sandwiched between two chocolate cookies.

99 by Von Tundra and Lydia Cambron $13,000 Oregon-based Von Tundra’s unit combines three different storage options—a rack, drawers, and boxes—into a multipurpose dresser.

A solid brass cream jug by British designer Tom Dixon is the gold standard of creamers, whether or not you take milk with your tea.

Formstelle's Morph Kid chair is sleek in solid oak or American walnut, whether it is finished in blue, black, pink or a shade of gray.

Lightroom 1.0, a photography studio, is a freestanding structure on the property. “Together, they represent an autobiography of my career,” Carpenter says.

The Best Ice Cream Scoop Ice-cream industry insiders unanimously raved about the Zeroll after testing it in three popular San Francisco ice cream shops (The Sweethome editors generously tested the scoop at home too).

We debuted this story on Coolhaus, [note the pun] an LA based company founded by two architects that makes high concept ice cream sandwiches named after modern design icons, back in April of 2009 and apparently it was hot hot hot then too. I'll bet we beat the record this year.

Dwell talked to Natasha Case about the first Coolhaus cookbook in April. Photo courtesy of Coolhaus.

Both the sitting and standing versions of DESK 01, a collaboration between Artifox and IdeaPaint, are outfitted with dry erase surfaces for recording sudden bursts of creativity.

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Teema Mug by Iittala "I’m on a lifelong search to find a perfect mug," Hesser says. "This one appeals to me because of the matte color—it's very simple and easy to hold. I like that it can crossover between tea and coffee. If I were choosing colors, I’d stick with the gray and cream. When it comes to food and drink, I try to shy away from color because I think the food should provide the color."

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Onstage at Dwell on Design, Coolhaus co-founder Natasha Case and Alyson Beaton, founder of Lille Huset—“little house” in Norwegian—will talk with Dwell Editor-in-Chief Amanda Dameron about how architecture inspired their respective businesses. Photo by Viet Nguyen for The Hundreds.

From design studio Studiopepe, this marble mirror is a sophisticated tabletop mirror that is crafted from marble, brass, and mirror glass. The marble is substantial and is designed to stand up on a tabletop, counter, or desk. The mirror is designed to tilt up and down, and features one magnifying side.

Solid Spin Lamps by Johnana Tammsalu “This project is all about showing identity in a playful way,” says the Estonian designer. Created two years ago while studying in Madrid, Tammsalu’s Solid Spin lamps are a study in movement, the pattern of spinning, everyday objects such as shoes, or a set of keys frozen in ceramics. “The materials really decide for you,” she said of the process of creating (and avoiding objects with right angles). Her first solo exhibition can be found in the Design Factory show at the Farmiloe Building.

Here's the Culina paddle in solid walnut.

The Crest 1 Bottle Opener by Gregory Buntain and Ian Collings for Fort Standard is a sleek blonde brass way to escape the usual.

Solid Copper Cup, $21 From water to a Moscow Mule, this copper cup from Yield Design Co. is a cup that everyone will want to sip from. It is made from solid copper, and is naturally insulating—the perfect device for keeping cocktails cool.

All products made of Krion can be reprocessed and reused in the production cycle. In Lila and Nordic Blue.

A wall of colored Krion sample sheets.

Cleaning and maintaining Krion is easier than ever, thanks to seamless sections which prevent liquids from being absorbed.

Made of two-thirds natural minerals (ATH—Aluminum Trihydride) and a low percentage of high-percentage resins, the material is poreless, anti-bacterial, hard-wearing, 100% recyclable, highly resistant, and easy to repair and clean.

What exactly is Krion? Krion is a new-generation solid surface developed by SYSTEMPOOL that is warm to the touch and similar in appearance to natural stone.

The material is also very malleable, allowing for endless possibilities.