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Restaurant Visit: Restaurant Radio in Copenhagen

On January 18, 2012 By

My per­fect evening would con­sist of din­ing on new Nordic cui­sine in the sim­ple, hon­est inte­ri­ors of Copenhagen’s Restau­rant Radio.

Self-professed “gas­tro­nomic entre­pre­neur” Claus Meyer has added another restau­rant to his culi­nary empire, which includes <a href=“http://remodelista.com/posts/hotels-lodging-re
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Accessories: DV01 Bicycle by David Qvick in Sweden

On January 17, 2012 By

I’m not a single-speed bike afi­cionado, but I was tempted to switch when I saw David Qvick’s bril­liantly sim­ple con­cept bike, the DV01.

Qvick is a young Swedish designer, whose stu­dent work showed up at Stock­holm Design Week in 2010 (his quirky Continue Reading →

Steal This Look: Bohemian Bath in Brooklyn

On January 17, 2012 By

Is there a design enthu­si­ast out there who hasn’t admired (and cov­eted) the Brook­lyn bath of J. Crew’s cre­ative direc­tor, Jenna Lyons?

Lyons’ style has been much dis­cussed: New York Mag­a­zine calls her 1880s Park Slope townhouse […]

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Accessories: Wooden Booklets by Snijlab

On January 17, 2012 By

We’re cov­et­ing these reusable wooden note­books, made by Dutch com­pany Sni­jlab: they’re a mar­velous merg­ing of dig­i­tal fab­ri­ca­tion and nat­ural materials.

By using lasers to cut the wood, the dig­i­tal man­u­fac­tur­ing com­pany is able to trans­form it into a highly flex­i­ble mate­r­ial; plus, the […]

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5 Quick Fixes: Dried Foliage as Décor

On January 17, 2012 By

Now that we’re in the midst of win­ter, here are five easy ways to dec­o­rate in a sea­son­ally appro­pri­ate way: using dried foliage.

Even though I live in Cal­i­for­nia, it seems coun­ter­in­tu­itive to accent the house with fresh flow­ers dur­ing the win­ter season […]

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Architect Visit: Antonio Virga in Paris

On January 17, 2012 By

Paris-based Ital­ian archi­tect Anto­nio Virga is known for his work for fash­ion­able clients such as Chloe, Dior, and Ungaro; how­ever, his res­i­den­tial projects are equally glam­orous, but in an under­stated sort of way.

Shown below: two of Virga’s Parisian apart­ments, both […]

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Hotels, Lodging & Restaurants: Il Buco in Athens

On January 17, 2012 By

Il Buco in Athens reminds us how refresh­ing the sim­ple con­trast of black and white can be.

Dis­cov­ered via our Athens-based friend Lydia Chroni, the restau­rant was designed by Dionisis+Kirki of Work­shop and <a target=“_blank” href=“http://www.sotovikis.gr/sotovikis/SOTOVIKIS_architecture_construction_development_propert
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Lighting: High/Low Wood and Metal Pendant Light

On January 16, 2012 By
Coco Pendant

Admir­ing Aus­tralian designer Kate Stokes’ organic mod­ern Coco Pen­dant? We found a stand-in for a frac­tion of the price.

Above: The Coco Pen­dant, fea­tur­ing a turned-ash cap wi
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Tabletop: Astier de Villatte + Commune de Paris

On January 16, 2012 By

Add a Gal­lic note to the din­ing table with pieces from Astier de Villatte’s Tri­col­ore line, a col­lab­o­ra­tion with French fash­ion house Com­mune de Paris. For infor­ma­tion, go to Astier de Vil­latte.

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Accessories: Slowlight Candles from Belgium

On January 16, 2012 By
Pompeuse Candles

Add instant drama to the first din­ner par­ties of the New Year with stat­uesque tapers from Slow­light in Belgium.

Hand­made in the company’s Bruges can­dle fac­tory and avail­able in a vari­ety of col­ors, Slow­light can­dles have a long burn time of twenty hours (as […]

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