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The architect designed and built Etérea House over the course of three years, despite having no background in architecture or design.

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The house serves as a spacious replacement to a dilapidated cedar cabin that the clients had owned on the site for a number of years.

Design

The MB&F x L’Épée 1839 TriPod embodies the sacred geometry of the number three from its glass spheres to the movement behind the clock.

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Modern design meets rustic charm inside of the Compound in the Hudson Valley by Rangr Studio.

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Floor-to-ceiling windows ensure the elongated pool at the core M1700 House by Ravel Architecture is the focal point of the home.

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3D scans of actual dinosaur fossils give the design of the MB&F x L’Epée x Massena LAB T-Rex Bronze a stunning level of attention to detail.

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The anodized bronze-gray tube of the clock houses 6 Nixie tubes which display the time in New York, London, Geneva, Dubai, and Taipei.

Design

The Love Hultén Arcade Coffee Table is a sleekly designed table with pull-out arcade controllers.

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Rio House by Olson Kundig offers a one-of-a-kind view of Rio’s unmistakable skyline, made clear by Christ The Redeemer, and the city’s coast.

Design

The 2.6-inch by 2.5-inch alarm clock weighs in at just 0.5 lbs and hosts a battery-powered continuous sweep quartz movement.

Each Louis Vuitton Canvas Foosball Table is made to order and crafted from EPI leather for incomparable quality from gameplay to decor.

Design

SANDSARA fuses a kinetic sand sculpture with a zen garden to create over 100 patterns that represent the infinite cycle of life.

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Located in Brasilia, the capital of Brazil, this 6,300 square foot home showcases a double-height living area that creates a transparent mezzanine.

Design

This chair has been sourced from a private collector who kept the piece Mogensen originally created for Erhard Rasmussen in the early 1950s.

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The residence is an energy-positive destination for anyone looking to live in an area where they produce more energy than they use.