Diane finishes up some paperwork at the kitchen countertop.

Some examples of Suita arrangements.

Bériault enjoys some leisure time in the lounge beneath the master bedroom.

Some initial sketches, to develop the idea.

Some of the furniture on display at Almond-Hertzog.

Pictured here are some of the cutouts created on set.

Some of the sustainist symbols the authors developed for the book.

Amy Wakeland prepares some of the fruits and vegetables that she regularly harvests from the backyard garden.

On the wide deck, the family enjoys some peace and quiet.

Some aspects of the design continue to puzzle Cook and Compa, who compare the narrow kitchen to an airplane galley.

The archive also contains some print rollers, as well.

The olive wood collection is made by hand from sustainably certified olive trees. “Give Me Some Sugar” bowl and spoons, shown here.

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To find some shade, we walked down some of Austin's narrow downtown alleys. In the distance is the Frost Bank Tower.

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Jorge finds some time to relax in the living room. Chaise longue by Le Corbusier; coffee table by Noguchi.

The second-floor family room is fronted by an L-shaped staircase with an opaque guardrail that provides some privacy for the front facade.

Some of the "Stage 2" pieces on display at Matter's booth at Qubique.

Through the window, some of the modified Ghost Chairs can be seen.

A selection of some of the objects on view in the exhibition. Photo courtesy SFMOMA.

Ms. Doris offers Jeremy Claud some neighborly advice.

On the other side of the theater from the helicopter is this pottery installation. Some of the bowls are full of water, some smashed, but all contained in a dry pool.

Here Ben takes a bit of time to straighten out some trees.

Simmons (left) and Dunham (right) with some of the tiny furniture in Siri's office.

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Nani Marquina, and some of the students at the Amita Vidyalaya school in Bhadohi, India.

Some of the promising young chefs recently profiled in Los Angeles magazine.

The flats at One Hyde Park have become notorious for their sheer expense: With some units priced at an unreal $125 million, they are some of the most expensive housing in the UK.

Lumimarja, designed by Erja Hirvi in 2004, is one of Marimekko's best-selling textiles. Marimekko gives contributors carte blanche on how to present their ideas to the artwork team: Some paint, some draw, some design on computers. Hirvi presented her idea with real branches attached to a piece of paper with tape.

In another gallery, a map shows where some of the coolest winery architecture resides.

A stunning collection of 507s and 328s—some of the most sought-after BMWs by collectors.

A close-up in the kitchen of the Ryall residence.

The Golden Steer shows that for all the change, some things just stay the same.

Corn, broccoli and artichokes are just some of the crops Begley grows in his backyard.

The LED light is available in two sizes, and can be easily affixed to a wall. Find out more about the light and app here.

In the living room, mid-century classics are the foundation while art from the house’s “coming out” party by Enrique Ciapara adds some personality.