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Architectural Furniture by Eric Jourdan

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Oh my green goodness!

I love this shade of green and the way it covers the entire room and overflows into the ceiling. The bright furniture and canopy bed with curtains adds to its beauty.

What do you think of this room? Would you replicate the look – perhaps with a different color?

Everybody has personal taste and color preferences. I’d recommend to hire an interior designer for your room. And don’t forget about curtains!

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Gridlock Furniture by Philippe Malouin

Provide Home recently designed a new collection of graphic pillows . Photos by Janis Nicolay. Share This: Twitter | Facebook | Discover more great design by following Design Milk on Twitter and Facebook .

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Graphic Cushions by Provide Home

David Fox launched the Magic stool for Boss Design , a seating element in the shape of a mushroom. Inspired by fungi, the stool is both fun and functional with a sturdy steel base and an upholstered top. I would love to see an entire room of these in random shapes and sizes, mimicking how mushrooms behave in nature. Share This: Twitter | Facebook | Discover more great design by following Design Milk on Twitter and Facebook .

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Magic by David Fox

Every where you turn, everyone’s talking about the holidays! There are tons of DIYs for decorations and centerpieces, but how about gift wrap? I like the thought of personalizing paper. Wouldn’t you feel even more special if you received a gift with DIY wrapping paper? I certainly would, and I think it would definitely add even more to the joys of gift giving.

In the latest issue of Sweet Paul Magazine, there are plenty of great and easy ideas for creating your own gift wrap. All you need is plain wrapping paper and you can likely use many things that you have – such as crayons, paint, stamps, craft paper, markers – to create your own work of art.

Then, of course, there’s the labels! I’m loving these DIY glitter labels from Ambrosia Creative. They look easy to make and add the perfect amount of sparkle!

Will you be making your own wrapping paper and / or labels this holiday season?

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The Teanest Compact Table and Chairs by Jody Leach has two chairs that nest inside of the table to save space. It’s a great setup for small kitchens or dining spaces, just enough for two to enjoy a meal or cup of coffee and serve as storage or prep space when not in use. Share This: Twitter | Facebook | Discover more great design by following Design Milk on Twitter and Facebook . © 2011 Design Milk | Posted by Jaime in Home Furnishings | Permalink | No comments

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Teanest Table and Chairs by Jody Leach

Designed by Front for Porro , this Inlay collection consists of a dining room cupboard and a chest of drawers with two drawers. The surface is covered with squares, rectangles and other geometric shapes the protrude in different colors of oak.

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Inlay

I don’t know which I love more: Pinterest or tufted furniture. Luckily, today I got to combine the two together!

How plush is that tufted green sofa? I love how even the interiors of the armrests are tufted. And how about that turquoise tufted ottoman? I think I am drawn to this for the same reason I am drawn to the sofa – the tufting continues around the ottoman as it does throughout the sofa. You can never have too many tufts!

Which probably means I should tuft every wall in my house like the next image. I would probably even tuft the backsplash in my kitchen if I could!

And, oh that purple tufted headboard. A tufted headboard is one thing, but that purple?! Ooh la la. (PS that post is a DIY on how to make your own tufted headboard!)

Do you love tufts as much as I do? Or could you do without?

[Pins: Ottoman pinned here, found here. Sofa pinned here, found here. Wall pinned here, found here. Headboard pinned here and found here!]

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For this month’s Deconstruction , Design Milk went behind the scenes with Pfeiffer Lab . Led by product designer Eric Pfeiffer, Pfeiffer Lab produces such contemporary classics as the brightly colored plastic Tiki Stools and the round child-sized Chalkboard Table with sunken stainless steel bin. They take us (virtually) to AMAC, a Petaluma, California-based manufacturing company, to show us the production process of the Rhombins . Introduced this year and designed by company head  Eric Pfeiffer along with Scot Herbst, it’s a modular, three-piece desk storage solution that can be arranged in numerous configurations. The Rhombins are made from Cereplast, a plant-based plastic that requires a one-ton stainless steel injection molding production tool.

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Deconstruction: Pfeiffer Lab