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The HAVET Cabinet by SNICKERIET

The new Swedish furniture brand SNICKERIET , which is Swedish for “The Carpentry,” have created the HAVET Cabinet. . The new Swedish furniture brand SNICKERIET, which is Swedish for “The Carpentry,” have created the HAVET Cabinet. . Description...

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Armchair Paszcza

Apart from designing interiors, houses and furniture, the WAMHOUSE company is also a manufacturer of original furniture for private and commercial int.. Apart from designing interiors, houses and furniture, the WAMHOUSE company is also a manufacturer...

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Martin Creed revamps the Gallery restaurant at Sketch, London

Inviting an artist known for sculptures of perilously stacked furniture to design a restaurant is a risky business – even for Sketch, the London dining and arts space known for its provocative interiors. So, when we heard that British artist Martin...

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Vennesla Library and Cultural Centre by Helen & Hard

'Our main goal was to create a sustainable public building, both environmentally and socially, for building visitors and employees alike,' say Norwegian architects Siv Helene Stangeland and Reinhard Kropf, about the startling, ribcage-like Library...

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Stockholm Furniture Fair 2012

A vast, all-pervading blanket of white may have covered the city last week but inside the halls of the Stockholm Furniture Fair it was quite a different story. Colour was easily this year's biggest trend among the Nordic interiors manufacturers who...

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New Court, Rothschild London HQ, by OMA

Taken in from Wallpaper* HQ, OMA’s new home for Rothschild (the practice’s first London building) seems the most exciting addition to the ‘City-scape’ in years. What makes New Court such a winner, perhaps surprisingly, is its...

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Maison & Objet 2012, Paris

Cutback culture may be dominating the pages of newspapers, but behind the doors of the exhibition halls of the Parc des Expositions in Paris Nord Villepinte, and the galleries flanking the Seine, fresh new product design from old and new sources was...

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