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Designer: o4i
Category: Interior
Year: Present – 2020
Overview: The Copperfield Mirror takes a square mirror form with a large circular cutout frame in metal. The corners of the frame keep wallets, cellphones, makeup and mail from falling out, while the backing in optional colors casts back a splash of color for more dimension and visual intrigue.
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Overview: It’s a very spacious residence with a total living space of 306 square meters but the most interesting thing about it is the way it was organized.
The house was built in the center of the plot and was designed as a series of three cubes around an equilateral triangle. This allows it to be perfectly symmetrical. Three gardens surround the house and each one is intended for a specific time of day.
At the center, where the cubes meet, the architects designed three large arched windows which seem to form void at the ground floor. The windows stretch across the walls and reveal the three gardens. They each have a glazed central door.
Designer: Dieter De Vos Architecten
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Overview: How square would you like you home to be? So square? Me too. Let’s talk about this house right here. It goes by the name of “Backyard House” and it’s designed by Thomas Schaer of SHED Architects. Sitting right up on the hill looking down over downtown Seattle and Elliott Bay. Spaces and finishes and big fat giant walls of glass for optimum in livability and having a really, really amazing time just sitting in the living room.
So you’re sitting over Seattle. It’s going to rain somewhat of a lot. That’s what Seattle does, it rains! So you’re going to want to have an amazing house to sit in. Unobstructed views all around, looking over the city, peeking at the people around you. It’s open wide, yet secluded enough to make you feel fabulously elite. The whole place is “Built Green” certified with environment, community, and one more thing in mind:
two and a half words,
rooftop deck.
That’s what’s up.
Designer: Thomas Schaer of SHED Architects
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Overview: I’m ashamed of admitting that on multiple occasions while texting in bed with my phone above me, the phone has slipped out of my grasp and hit me square in my face. Just imagine that scenario with a tablet. Hurts just thinking about it! Well, TStand is a pretty neat solution to that rather bizarre (but real, nonetheless) problem. Its acrobatic design allows it to be used in myriad of positions, pretty much leaving your hands to do other important things. Like guarding your face, maybe.
Designer: Surface ID
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