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  1. 1Dezeendezeen.com · about 51 posts a weekarchitecture and design magazineLast post 9 Nov
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  1. We Tested (and Rated!) All the Sofas at Ashley — Here Are the Best to Suit Your Style and Space

    · apartmenttherapy.com · Nikol Slatinska

    Don't count this legacy retailer out. READ MORE...

  2. My Stylish Friend Made IKEA Storage Look Designer with 2 Simple Tweaks

    · apartmenttherapy.com · Abby Fribush

    My stylish friends just moved to NYC, and they swear by this gorgeous IKEA storage gem. READ MORE...

  3. The Cabinetmakers’ Autumn Exhibition features a rug-wrapped chair and a giant candle holder

    · dezeen.com · Amy Frearson

    The 2026 edition of the Danish furniture show has opened at Museum Ordrupgaard, with works by 36 designers on show alongside historic paintings and sculptures. The post The Cabinetmakers’ Autumn Exhibition features a rug-wrapped chair and a giant candle holder appeared first on Dezeen .

  4. Nothing but a single joint holds together Dado furniture

    · dezeen.com · Jennifer Hahn

    Berlin studio Allen Kaufmann Architekten has adapted a traditional woodworking joint to create a flat-pack range that can be assembled completely without tools – and it's been voted furniture design of the year by Dezeen readers. The post Nothing but a single joint holds together Dado furniture…

  5. 7 Round Kitchen Tables That Are Perfect for Smaller Spaces

    · thekitchn.com · Jamey Powell

    Small on space, big on style. READ MORE...

  6. 17th-Century Embroidery Meets Hand-Carved Wooden Vessels by Aspen Golann

    · thisiscolossal.com · Kate Mothes

    Golann creates uniquely sculptural, contemporary iterations of furniture and vessels in a nod to early American craft traditions. Do stories and artists like this matter to you? Become a Colossal Member today and support independent arts publishing for as little as $7 per month. The article…

  7. Step Up Your Game With a DIY Folding Step Stool

    · familyhandyman.com · Carmen De La Paz

    Turn leftover hardwood scraps into a rock-solid folding step stool that puts wobbly plastic versions to shame. The post Step Up Your Game With a DIY Folding Step Stool appeared first on Family Handyman .

  8. The 26 Best Dining Chairs for Every Style (All Under $150!), According to Designers

    · thekitchn.com · Su-Jit Lin

    You don’t have to splurge for high-quality, comfortable seating. READ MORE...

  9. brazilian studio rótulo em branco turns oversized nails into sculptural steel tables

    · designboom.com · rotuloembranco

    designed by ingrid sani lang, the prego collection reimagines construction nails as stainless-steel side, coffee, and bar tables with interchangeable heads. The post brazilian studio rótulo em branco turns oversized nails into sculptural steel tables appeared first on designboom | architecture &…

  10. PDX Carpet Memorial in Portland, Oregon

    · atlasobscura.com

    On the side of the Hampton Inn, in downtown Portland, Oregon, there is a sign commemorating the carpet of PDX airport. Beloved for its ugliness, the carpet was widely recognizable to travelers throughout the world. The carpet, designed by SRG Partnerships in 1987, had a retro-geometric shape on a…

  11. Using Kirigami Techniques to Make Functional Designs

    · hackaday.com · Maya Posch

    The variant of origami called kirigami (‘cut paper’ in Japanese) also starts off with a sheet of paper, but it allows for cutting the paper to increase the number of …read more

  12. B+N Industries Builds Its Modular Systems to Keep Evolving After Installation

    · design-milk.com · Hayley Arsenault

    Across System 1224, Sorbetti 2.0, and Muro, B+N Industries designs modular frameworks that expand, reconfigure, and take on new roles years after they first go up

  13. Walnut and Leather Meet at the Seams of Eureka Ergonomic’s Arundel Collection

    · design-milk.com · Hayley Arsenault

    Walnut, leather, stone, and brass shape a new collection for the home, debuting at High Point Market this fall