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Shapel Cherry Finish Transitional Set of 2 Swivel Pub Chair

Features:

• Set of Two Contemporary Swivel Pub Chair
• Shapel Collection
• Cherry Finish
• Traditional Style
• Durable Construction

Dimensions:

• 1133-29S Swivel Pub Chair 19 x 20 x 43H

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Shapel Cherry Finish Classic Set of 2 Swivel Pub Chairs

Set of 2 Cherry Classic Shapel Swivel Counter Height Chairs

Features:

• Contemporary Set of Two Swivel Counter Height Chair
• Traditional Style
• Shapel Collection
• Cherry Finish
• Durable Construction

Dimensions:

• 1133-24S Swivel Counter Height Chair: 19 x 20 x 38H

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Shapel Cherry Set of 2 Classic Swivel Counter Height Chairs

Shapel Cherry Transitional Set of 2 Swivel Pub Chairs

Features:

• Contemporary Swivel Pub Chairs by Homelegance
• Set of 2
• Shapel Collection
• Cherry Finish
• Sturdy Construction

Dimensions:

• 1131-29S Swivel Pub Chair: 18 x 19 x 43H

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Shapel Cherry Set of 2 Swivel Pub Chairs by Homelegance

Set of 2 Cherry Transitional Shapel Swivel Counter Height Chair

Features:

• Set of 2 Contemporary Swivel Counter Height Chairs by Homelegance
• Shapel Collection
• Cherry Finish
• Sturdy Construction

Dimensions:

• 1131-24S Swivel Counter Height Chair: 18 x 19 x 38H

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Shapel Cherry Swivel Two Counter Height Chairs by Homelegance

I love mirrors in general – but a large jagged mirror like this one? I just can’t! I need one. The way it reflects light must be absolutely beautiful in person.

The Froissé Mirror is designed by Mathias Kiss, a Hungarian artist based in Paris. The beautiful mirrors are currently on display at the Sans 90° exhibition at Galerie Armel Soyer, Paris.

Where would you put your Froissé Mirror? I’d like mine in a white room with high ceilings and TONS of light!

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Jorge de la Cruz teamed up with Vernaza Gonzenbach to create a modular candle holder called Candelabro, presented earlier this year at SaloneSatellite in Milan. Inspired by the idea of “open design,” the object allows for simple construction, reconstruction and replacing or fixing of pieces by anyone at anywhere. It is made of lacquered Ash wooden rods and copper joints and can hold up to three candles. I’d like to see a DIY of one of these

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Candelabro by Jorge de la Cruz and Vernaza Gonzenbach

Pushpin Cork is a playful design by Kenyon Yeh that offers double duty. Designed for the Taiwan-based firm  COOIMA , the multifunctional cork piece works as both a stool and a side table and will add a bit of quirk and fun to any space. The flexible piece allows you to sit on the smaller surface side or flip it over and use the larger one for a table. Yeh was inspired by your basic pushpin and wall corkboard, which obviously go together. So he combined the two and increased the scale to create the giant pushpin-shaped piece that it is today.

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Pushpin Cork Chair/Table by Kenyon Yeh for COOIMA

I feel an instant connection with Savannah College of Art and Design , or SCAD, because were were both born in the same year: 1978. It was a good year. In just 33 short years, SCAD has been able to build a global network of design students, teachers and enthusiasts all pursuing the passion of design education. Hey, look! It’s Bradley Bowers ! I wanted to get a ground-level view of SCAD’s mission to be a student-centered institution focused on providing an exceptional education and preparing students for professional careers in design

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The Tools That Make It Happen: Savannah College of Art and Design

LUGI is a Czech furniture maker that makes custom pieces for architects and interior designers, but in 2011 LUGI launched its own collection of furniture under the supervision of Matej Chabera . More recently, they opened a furniture showroom in the renovated industrial building of a former coal mill. I was particularly taken with Barstool 02 , a solid ash stool with a creative detail.

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Creative Barstool 02 by LUGI

It’s about that time of year when I’ve been spending so much time in my own backyard that I start to focus on the things it doesn’t have and what I wish it did have. One of those big things is a giant garden. I’ve got major gardenlust.

Don’t get me wrong, we’ve got a good garden going on here with plenty of tomatoes that are ready to turn red. But what I would really love is the type of garden you can hang out in and admire while surrounded by different plants, flowers and fruits and vegetables. Right now we’ve just got the vegetables. [And weeds!]

Wouldn’t it be nice to have an assortment of deckchairs, sun loungers or garden tables like these surrounded by a plush garden? Oh yeah, and a pool, too, please!!!

Do you ever get garden lust? What essential pieces would you need?

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