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Before Herman Miller released the now-iconic Eames Molded Plastic Chair in 1950, Charles and Ray Eames toiled for years to create what was meant to be a thrifty plywood side chair. But sheets of veneer couldn't sustain ...READ MORE›
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Every email from product designer Beverly Moon ends with "Thanks for believing in refining the everyday." That pretty well summarizes Pretty Mundane Objects, her plan to redesign one tired, ubiquitous item a ...READ MORE›
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Motors may be more efficient than human muscle, but there's still plenty we can do better than our electricity-driven replacements--especially with this classic equipment. ...READ MORE›
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"Made in China" is a phrase we hear every day; "designed in China," not so much. To explore the growing world of Chinese design, Italian house Alessi asked prominent Chinese architects
to create a collection of trays ...READ MORE›
For the city cyclist, bike accessories have three requirements: work well, look good, and ward off theft. Secure your wheels with these sleek tools.READ MORE›
Mexico's history may be most visibly distilled into tchotchkes for tourists, but a growing local community of designers is using it for more sophisticated inspiration.READ MORE›
Sabi--a Japanese term for beauty that comes with age--is the collaborative brainchild of entrepreneur Assaf Wand and Fuseproject's Yves Béhar. READ MORE›
Once reserved for trendy commercial spaces, three-dimensional wallpaper is now the go-to tool for home designers wanting to make a luxe statement. As these category standouts prove, the value is all in the details.READ MORE›
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