The Americans is a new television drama that is bringing a not-currently-in-favor era back into style with mustard yellow and high wasted jeans. The early 1980’s style of the kitchen in The Americans is bringing back wood paneling and Harvest Gold appliances, but there is a modern way to get the early 80’s look without the formica. 

It's always embarrassing when an unexpected number of guests arrive and there aren't enough chairs to go around. Does someone sit on the floor? How many people can squash onto the sofa? With the Stooler around, insufficient seating might never be a problem again. More

With Spring right around the corner, luxury furniture retailer, Grange, recently introduced their colorful and refreshing 2013 collection featuring collaborations with interior designers Kathryn M. Ireland and Steve McKenzie. We were happy to attend this event in NYC where we met both designers and had a preview of their latest furniture and textile creations.
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After a career at Gap Inc., in Architecture & Design Development, Max Gunawan decided that what he really wanted to do was to bring great design to everyday objects. He felt an urge to work with his hands, to connect and to collaborate with people. And judging by the success of his two-week old Kickstarter project for Lumio — a modern lamp with infinite possibilities — he has done just exactly that. More

The Quintessential Magazine is an E-mag curated by the Australian vintage shop Quintessential Duck Egg Blue. It functions both as a kind of catalog and as a design glossy. The brilliant thing about this little marriage of the two? Loads of inspiration for all those one off vintage finds that we love but aren't always so sure what to do with. More

Interior Designer Merve Kahraman updates the idea of the classic 1970's lava lamp by reinterpreting the idea with melting wax that changes shape and form as the shade is constantly molded and reshaped by the heat of the bulb.
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If you gave me 40,000 dowels, all you'd get would be a very long game of pick-up sticks. In the hands of a Massachusetts architectural firm, those dowels met pegboard and created a one-of-a-kind undulating feature. More