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Detail of <n>Dinesen Oak flooring</n> at <n>Noma 2.0</n> by <n>BIG - Bjarke Ingels Group</n>. Photo by <n>Rasmus Hjortshøj</n>.

The <n>Loft ON LIFE</n> project by <n>Intown Arquitetura</n> for the 2016 <n>CASA COR Goiás</n> exhibition.

<n>MUDEC (Museum of Cultures)</n> in Milan, designed by <n>David Chipperfield</n>, c. 2015.

The <n>Altana Project</n> in Perth, a residential design by <n>MORQ</n> from 2019. Photo by <n>MORQ</n>.

<n>Ökohaus Kitchen</n> by <n>Sam Chermayeff Office</n> in Berlin, 2018. Photo by <n>Nicolas Cazenave de la Roche</n>.

Interior of <n>Residência Fazenda Campo Verde</n> in Jundiaí, Brazil, by <n>Aresto Arquitetura</n>.

The <n>Ovale del Giardiniere</n> table, designed by <n>Achille Castiglioni</n> in 1985.

A minimalist bathroom design, a digital render by CG Artist <n>Vitalii Sviatiuk</n>.

A bathroom in the <n>Regent's Park Townhouse</n> by <n>Undercover Architecture</n>. Photo by <n>Rachael Smith</n>.

A bathroom in the <n>Amagansett Beach House</n> by <n>Starling Architecture</n> with <n>Zia Tile</n>. Photo by <n>Naho Kubota</n>.

The <n>Tribeca Triplex</n> by <n>Jae Joo Designs</n> with a <n>Kangaroo armchair</n> by <n>Pierre Jeanneret</n>. Photo by <n>Kevin Kunstadt</n>.

The <n>House of Remembrance</n> in Singapore by <n>Neri & Hu Design and Research Office</n>. Photo by <n>Pedro Pegenaute</n>.

Bathroom design for a farmhouse in Riyadh by <n>عبدالرحمن العنقري</n>.

Vintage <n>Mid-century modern</n> <n>Braun Audio Equipment</n> designed by <n>Dieter Rams</n>.

The <n>Cala Saona</n> home in Formentera, Spain, designed by <n>Biombo Architects</n>. Photo by <n>Fisher</n>.

The <n>Espira 35" Round Cream Marbled Resin Coffee Table</n> by <n>CB2</n>.

A 3D architectural rendering by CG artist <n>Katerina Reiter</n>.

The interior of <n>Patio House</n>, a residential project by <n>MM++ architects</n>.

The <n>Project Louis kitchen island</n> designed by <n>atelier avondzon</n>.

<n>La Como</n> on Lake Como, designed by <n>REAL ESTATE VENTURE | DEVELOPMENT | INVESTMENT</n>.

Designed in 2014 by Rasmus Bækkel Fex, the 9.5° Chair is a sculptural item–an intersection between art and design. Crafted in ash wood, this dining chair is fully functional for seating. Since its introduction, the 9.5° chair has won several awards and is today part of the permanent collection at renowned Scandinavian museums.

9.5° Chair | Black Ash

A <n>Japandi</n>-style bathroom rendering by artist <n>GEMMA GALENO</n> and architect <n>David Vecchi</n>.