Invader by Danish designer Maria Bruun is a stackable storage module in three sizes that can provide storage or display space as needed. Its stability is ensured by a metal core within. As the designer's statement reads: Home is where your stuff is.

Architect Cass Calder Smith embarked on a gut renovation to join two apartments inside a SoHo building, resulting in a 1,600-square-foot residence. He redid the floors in oak and redesigned the wall of windows that frames views to the east.

In the living room, a Lake credenza by BDDW is topped with a Bauhaus chess set and a portrait of Ernest Hemingway by the artist Yuriy Rudnev.

Graft Sideboard: "Strong and stable, the Graft sideboard offers concealed and open storage, finished in soft tones of grey laminate and natural unfinished oak timber. The unit has two solid oak drawers with concealed drawer runners and two adjustable shelved compartments," says Welsh. ($3,557)

Monya Eastman's "Peggy" console.

Sided in smart white lacquer and topped with glass, this four-in-one dining table by Ozzio seamlessly transitions from a casual dinner to a feast for 12.

Laarman used digital algorithms to generate the aluminum Vortex Console and accompanying bookshelf. Photo by Andrew Bovasso; courtesy of Friedman Benda and Joris Laarman.

For Ligne Roset's Hellobye console, designer Marion Steinmetz focused on the details. A mirror is located on a flap door that's attached via leather straps and a side drawer keeps essential items at arm's reach. The piece features a black-stained ash veneer and steel frame.

“Ideas come to me in stops and starts, and often at really inopportune moments (like when I have deadlines for other projects) so I am always trying to find time to test out ideas in my shop when I get the chance. I don't dwell very long on things or sketch a million variations; I do better just jumping in with mock ups or foam and paper models, and then refining the physical models until I am ready to build the prototype. I have lots of prototypes floating around the shop and my house.”

"We did not have long term plans, we just want to express the things that we like, to create home products using local craftsmanship with a global outlook," Bong says. Pictured, Heima's Geonna console.

The ever-changing daylight, plus the use of curtains and lighting options, means that Ahlgren and Lökaas enjoy a variety of different atmospheres.

The tiny apartment is filled with clever space-saving solutions, including built-in storage and transforming furniture.

The ever-changing daylight, plus the use of curtains and lighting options, means that Ahlgren and Lökaas enjoy a variety of different atmospheres.

Elements of Craft at Mint Gallery (September 13-21) Amid a gallery show focused on the influence of craft on design, the organic overtones in the work of Andrea Forti and Eleonora Dal Farra, who collaborate as Alcarol, stand out as gorgeous examples of nature's inherent beauty. Their new Undergrowth console, edged with moss frozen in resin, adds an unexpected green touch.

A wood console provides structural support and anchors the open floor plan, creating a natural division between the living room, dining area, and office.

Matthew LechowickHidden media console, is a mix-and-match cabinet integrating household media components, and Reveal, a wall clock that tells time by rotating 72 individual wood pieces.

Storage system by Poliform.

Neely has been buying Dansk pepper grinders at antique shops for the past ten years.

Quincy Ellis cofounded Facture Studio to explore color-shifting, molded epoxy resin designs, like the Gradient console.

The home is peppered with vignettes—here, a wood knot by artist Katie Gong tops a stack of art books.

Here is a look at the Wilshire Mural Removable Wallpaper in Bisque.

Blue gradient console.

Van Dijk's framed pictures stacked on the floor form an impromptu point of visual interest.

Sideboard custom designed by Loft Kolasiński

Laurier Blanc acrylic glass Hekla Side Table & Stool, embedded with burnt wood truck, with accents of resin, compliments the Taylor Forest club chair, beneath the Amir Zaki waterfall photograph.

Inspired by the Razor Clam dress by the late fashion designer Alexander McQueen, the designers created a custom wall with individually laid pieces of Island Stone tile. It accents a minimalist EcoSmart fireplace.

In the new living room, the floors are covered in pine wood with a Bona Craft Oil finish in Frost, and the walls and ceiling are coated in lime plaster, Mortex by Beal. The handmade hanging chair, made of plaster, is a favorite spot for the couple’s cat, Paka.

Scale collection.

A close-up of the antique cabinet that was found in the old apartment.