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Isn’t it a pity, isn’t it a shame, you wanted
that cool table but never knew its name? Our list of products
and exhibitions keeps you coming back for more.
In Houston,
where you’ll easily find 700-square-foot master bedroom
suites, that same amount of space makes the perfect house for
a young architectural duo.
Hybridization is hit or miss (i.e., the
jackalope). But this Houston home combines two housing types
to create a conscientious alternative.
While
there is no “x” in espresso, there is one in expert. Ours
knows which espresso machines make the perfect cup and which
deserve the ax.
Public
Architecture forges ahead into uncharted territory and creates
a model for fitting pro bono work into the daily practice of
every firm.
São Paulo,
Brazil, can be a wee bit overwhelming. So architect Isay
Weinfeld created respite amidst the chaos for his client,
cloth- ing designer Alexandre Iódice.
Editor Sam
Grawe travels north of Helsinki, Finland, to Iittala, where
glassblowing has been hot since 1881, and designs by Aalto and
Wirkkala are still produced by the thousands.
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100% juice
is often misleading, but 100% Design is exciting. And while
we’re familiar with writer’s block, what about Designers
Block? Here, our favorite picks from London and Tokyo.
Mobile City
Farmstead is bringing a little bit of the heartland into the
big city, one vacant lot at a time.
Young
family buys lot in L.A., wants to build environmentally
friendly dream home. No, it’s not the premise of a new public
broadcasting reality show—it’s the Dwell Home II!
From
plans to personalities:Everything you need to know about
working with an architect (well, almost).
A handy page
to help you find all of the wonderful people, products, and
services, featured in Dwell.
In
Seattle, making room for extended family means moving just
around the corner.
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