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3D Printed Recycled Mid-Century Modern Chairs with Fishnet & Wood Fiber
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Most Versatile Modular Modern Daybed: The Cyndi Lounger
If you wanted a cool, calm, and collected place for your overnight guests to sleep, you’ve found it! The Cyndi Lounger is …
13 Ways to Achieve Organic Modernism in Your Interior Design
Achieving Organic Modernism is simple once you know the basics. Let’s get started on the 10 ways to make your interior design …
4 Primary Essentials of Japanese Minimalist Design
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The Shire Mirrors Smokey Mirror Finish & Antiqued Silver Create Haunting Visual Allure
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Who Designed it? Famous Female Design Pioneers: Eileen Gray, Anni Albers, Charlotte Perriand
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Back-to-the-Office? Scale 1:1 Games & Sports Conference Tables
It’s been a nice break from the communal work place for some of us. Not that any of us would applaud a …
Touch Sensor Metal Lamps: How Do They Work?
Touch sensor metal lamps. What are they? How do they work? And where did they go? Anyone who lived through the 80’s …