Last July, we enjoyed exploring American Style here at Apartment Therapy. In her first book, Fresh American Spaces, designer Annie Selke created a primer with five aesthetics for the modern home. Which are you? More
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The adjustable design of the Screw Stool by German designer Manuel Welsky was inspired by a the way a cork is removed from a wine bottle. Adding a bit of whimsy and color to a space with its pop of blue coated metal exterior, the piece is perfect as a side table or in a child's room as an adjustable seat. More
We've seen oversized rulers as growth charts on Apartment Therapy before. Seeing other oversized measuring devices being used for growth charts is also tickling our fancy. We think they are just the right amount of quirky mixed with a healthy dose of vintage to be both a functional and fun element in a kid's space. More
Cities have so much to offer in the way of culture, excitement, food, and fun, but in exchange for all that fabulousness, we cityfolk give up something precious: a starry sky. Stars scattered on sheets can never take the place of those jewels in the sky, but they certainly can't hurt... More
We toured Rachel Craven's home a couple of months ago and it was filled with homemade curtains and linens. Fortunately for us, you can now find her wares at Heath Ceramics' Los Angeles, where they are currently being featured, and on her online shop. More
Specialty: Hanging beds for indoor & outdoor use
Price Range: ($$) Mid-Range - ($$$) High-End
As evidenced by Maxwell's Year in Bed, shopping for beds can be quite a task. But here's an option for those looking beyond the grounded, rectangular version: the floating bed.
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Today in Midwest there's some seriously awesome deals and some seriously awesome sets. Maybe you need a dining set or a bedroom set, either way we've got you covered. More
Our favorite find of the day is a Mid Century radio console that has a separate turntable base. Think of it as a boom box before Run DMC made them cool. More
Today, we're searching for rosy-hued items in honor of Valentine's Day. Grab a Missoni footstool in New York so your love can put their feet up, an upright piano in Boston sets the mood, and nothing says "I love you" like good design, and for that there's an Eames rocker in Washington, DC. More






















































