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Perched on a sun-drenched slope in Bend, Oregon, the Tetherow Overlook House by Hacker is a masterclass in architectural harmony with its environment. Designed as both a personal retreat and a cultural space, the 7,600-square-foot home merges bold form with a serene sense of place, drawing directly from the dramatic topography and textures of Central Oregon’s high desert. The structure unfolds along a sandy bluff, revealing itself through a series of staggered platforms that mirror the land’s natural contours. Rather than dominating its environment, the home gently embeds itself into the terrain, using angular concrete and carefully faceted walls to…

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At Salone del Mobile 2025, a new lighting collection stands out, with concentric geometries radiating out of a handblown glass orb. De Castelli presents the Caleide collection by Federica Cammarota, shedding light on multiple different metals and finishing techniques, creating distinctive patterning across the lamp’s surface. With a direct yet approachable glow, light is thrown on to the textured metal, creating delicate divots that add character and personality, each one unique by nature. These radiating patterns, glowing with diffused light, can stand alone as a centerpiece, or can be combined in varying arrangements for an even grander look. Caleide Eon…

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Grab your girls on February 13 and get ready to host as Galentine’s Day tableware is set to be the season’s hottest trend – and we think these three viral buys will sell out first.As we head towards February, there will be plenty of romance in the air as Valentine’s Day nears. From being bombarded with Valentine’s gift ideas to stocking up on supermarket chocolate, whether you’re loved up or are single, this occasion is hard to avoid. But if you want to show your platonic gal pals a bit of love, then the day before Valentine’s Day is dubbed…

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With warmer temperatures on the horizon, it seems like everyone has outdoor living in mind, including Carl Hansen & Son. After continued success with the Embrace Collection designed by EOOS, the Danish brand is expanding the series with Embrace Outdoor Lounge Series of furniture fit for the sunniest days. The new additions include the modular Embrace Outdoor Lounge Sofa and the Embrace Lounge Table to bring comfort and craftsmanship into the open air. Call Hansen & Son’s partnership with the Austrian design trio dates back to 2015. After launching the Embrace indoor collection and latter adding an outdoor dining series,…

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Tech accessories are notoriously not the most aesthetically pleasing things in the world. But somehow IKEA is one of the few brands that manages to elevate the look of these everyday pieces – and at an affordable price point at that. The latest one that I’m adding to my basket are the new IKEA HAVSKÅL USB cable anchors.Sometimes, no IKEA hacks are necessary because the Swedish retailer comes up with clever and nice-looking solutions to issues like charging cables left tangled up on the floor all on its own. And a set of two of the IKEA HAVSKÅL cable anchors…

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Life can feel chaotic between work, family, and the daily grind. It’s easy to forget how important it is to have a space where you can fully unwind. Your home should be your sanctuary, a place that supports your well-being and allows you to recharge. You don’t need a full renovation to create a relaxing home; small changes in how you arrange, decorate, and experience your space can make a big difference.  This guide will show you how to make your home a calm and comfortable retreat, no matter its size or style. Why Your Home Should Be Your Sanctuary…

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Nestled in the forested slopes of Hungary’s Dunabogdány village, a new mountain retreat has quietly emerged – offering a contemplative escape perched above the scenic Danube Bend. Dubbed the Console House, this secluded hideaway is the latest creation from Hello Wood, a studio known for its inventive use of timber and harmony with nature. Balancing gracefully on a hillside, the Console House seems to float above the forest floor. Elevated on narrow stilts, the home makes minimal impact on the ground below, preserving the landscape’s natural rhythm while allowing stormwater and wildlife to pass undisturbed. Its hidden position makes it…

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As we venture into warmer months, there is no simpler pleasure than a cold gelato on a hot day. Delectable scoops form a perfectly round ball of the icy treat in a cup or cone, to be enjoyed sitting outside in the sun or walking around cobblestone streets. The Gelato Lamp by Carlo Nason for Established & Sons is a sweet response to this ubiquitous memory, bringing us back as time marches ever forward. The original wired Gelato lamp, designed by Nason in the 1960s, is brought back from the archives and reimagined as a rechargeable, portable lamp. Cup-shaped glass…

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The marriage of technology and creativity has birthed a new era of innovation. Among the many tools and techniques available to designers, laser cutting stands out as a game-changer, offering unparalleled precision and endless possibilities for customization. In this article, we delve into the world of laser cutting in interior decor, exploring its applications, benefits, and the transformative impact it has on design aesthetics. The Rise of Laser Cutting in Interior Decor Laser cutting machine, once confined to industrial applications, has now found its way into the realm of interior decor, revolutionizing the way designers conceptualize and execute their creations. This…

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The plinths, pedestals, and socles that once served the world’s greatest temples – showcasing fine sculptures, fire bowls, and glyptic designs – are precursors to ceramicist Devin Wilde’s first collection of ceramic furniture entitled Series No. II. On the heels of his successful inaugural launch, the maker scales his practice up and shifts focus from tabletop vessels to the venerable bases that support them. His pious approach treats these furnishings as elements integral to daily rituals in dialogue with the objects they often display. Series No. II, Side Table No. IV in Copper Patina “The aesthetic of Greek and Roman…

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