Gubi is a Danish design company that is committed to bringing the best of the past to todays interiors. The wares at their booth at the Furniture Fair underlined their mission to curate design classics in a quirky, smart way. Even though their booth featured pieces from decades gone by, the look was fresh and forward thinking - take a look at some of their newer items, as shown in Stockholm:

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No design lover who is lucky enough to visit Stockholm should miss Svenskt Tenn, one of the most well-known interior design destinations in the world. Yes, it's a retail shop and design studio, but it's also a totally immersive experience into a complete universe of style as defined by one of the 20th century's great tastemakers.

• House Tour: Ashley & Kyle's Personality Packed Home
• Kids Tour: Oscar & Boots' 150 Square Foot Bedroom
• House Tour: Clare & Thierry's 1905 Echo Park Craftsman
• Tech Tour: Derek's Comfy and Connected Corners
• House Tour: Annette + Gustavo's 100 Year Old Hollywood Craftsman Home
• House Tour: Natalie's Beach-Girl-Meets-Book-Nerd Nest
• House Call: Olivia's Life in London...On a Budget

It's Home Projects month and our most popular posts this week definitely reflect the theme - all of them are "before and afters" and these four are at the top of the list:
• Before & After: Bachelor Pad Drab to Penthouse Fab
• Before & After: Molly's IKEA Rast Turned Campaign Chest
• Jonathan's IKEA & Contact Paper Desk Makeover
• Before & After: Simple Shelves Become a Stylish Cabinet

Name: Olivia
Location: Stoke Newington, London, England

I live in my one bedroom flat with my husband, our two dogs and two cats. The place is larger than average for a London place, and because it is a lower-ground flat we are really fortunate to have the most charming little garden (which the animals are also very happy with). We've only lived here for 6 months, but I spent a lot of time before we moved in obsessing over every detail, each piece of furniture had to be just right.

I'm just back from the Stockholm Furniture and Light Fair. I had a whirlwind three days in the gorgeously snowy, super design-savvy city to soak up as much Scandinavian goodness as I could fit onto my memory card to bring back and share with you. As I start to wade through the nearly 2000 photos I snapped, it seems right to begin with the place I started each day, my home away from home...

Molly sent us an email sharing her take on the ever popular with DIYers IKEA Rast dresser. She wrote: After searching for a campaign piece I could fit in my dining room and having unsatisfying results, I decided to redo the Ikea Rast dresser (like many before me!).

When you think of haute hippie glamour and the design riches of the sixties and seventies, you think of the legendary scenes in London and New York, right? Well, one of the more innovative artistic minds of the time was right here in Chicago, and the company forged from the unusual but heady mix of high end handmade, Woodstock, couture, tie dye, and glitz — Maya Romanoff — is still here and going strong.

Apartment Therapy is looking for a design-loving events reporter to attend and cover NYC area press and trade events. We're looking for someone who is interested in and knowledgeable about interior and furniture design and enthusiastic about sharing the latest news with our large readership.