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This week’s Recipe Radar is the perfect edition of pumpkin recipes to keep on your radar for Fall.

It’s not too early for you, is it?!? We’re almost half-way through September!

Shown above: Pancakes / Soup / Pizza / French Toast / Syrup / Pesto / Risotto

I think I’ll make the pumpkin pancakes or french toast for breakfast and use the remainder of the pumpkin for the pumpkin spice syrup to enjoy a Fall latte later in the day. Will you be trying any of these, or any other pumpkin recipes?

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Cherry Low Sheen Finish Transitional Coffee Table

Features:

• Avalon Collection
• Transitional Coffee Table Set
• Stream lined Bowed Fronts
• Glass Insert
• Maple Veneer With Select Hardwood

Dimensions:

• Round Coffee Table With Glass Insert: 40″ Dia x 20″H
• Oval Coffee Table: 50″L x 30″W x 20″H
• End Table: 28″ Dia x 24″H
• Sofa Table: 52″L x 18″W x 29″H

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Cherry Low Sheen Finish Transitional Coffee Table w/Glass Top

Chrome and Polished Glass Modern TV Stand

Features:

• Contemporary Design
• Metal in Chrome
• 8mm Clear Tempered Polished Glass Shelf
• Polyester Finished Wood Top and Shelf

Dimensions:

• TV Stand: 48″L x 16″D x 18″H

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Chrome & Polished Glass Modern TV Stand w/Wood Top & Shelf

These Stitch and Wooly chairs by Susanne Westphal are her final graduate project from the University of Art and Design Burg Gibiechenstein. She asked the question “Why do we have less time then ever before, although we invented time saving things?” The unfinished chairs are a reminder that we need to take time with things so each chair gets completed by the user. Using wool, one can stitch and upholster the chairs, and the more time that is spent on them, the more comfortable and attractive they are. By taking your time constructing the chairs, they teach you to slow down, relax, and unwind. Photos by Sascha Linke.

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Stitch and Wooly by Susanne Westphal

I’m excited to see new work from David Taylor . He’s created some new pieces from concrete and silver for Walk The Walk exhibition at Konsthantverkarna in Stockholm. Taylor’s signature style is broadened in this new collection of objects that merges the rough with the elegant and timeless.

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Walk the Walk by David Taylor

Materials: Rationell Variera Pot Lid Organizer (only required item) Description: We looked at the Rationell Variera Pot Lid Organizer at IKEA and really fell in love with the steel pegs. My fiancee had been thinking about her not remembering every necklace, bracelet, set of earrings, etc that she has, so she decided it would be great if we could use those pegs to make a display for her jewelry. Since we’re always browsing the “as-is” section of the store for different items (I built a wonderful office table for two out of a headboard from there – maybe a future Ikea hack article?) we got a wonderful piece of wood there for $1 (I think it was a shelf or something like that). We went to Lowes and bought 14 screws that fit the pegs and were about 2 – 3 inches long (just make sure it goes completely through the thick part of the wood with more than enough for the pegs to grab onto on the other side and provide adequate support for whatever it is you are going to be displaying) and a drill bit that was a tad bit bigger than the screw (that way the screw will just fall into place, not actually screw into the wood)

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Modern, Customizable Jewelry/Item Display/Organizer

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It seems that chevron is almost everywhere these days. As seen in these images, it’s on walls, floors and even food!

But what are your thoughts on chevron? Is it overplayed and ready to fade? Or do you love it so much you can’t get enough?

If you love it, how have you implemented it into your decor and everyday life? We’d love to hear your feelings on chevron – the fancy word for zig-zag!

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Classic Espresso Finish Minibar with Two Barstools

Features:

• Traditional Bar Set
• Table and 2 Barstoolls
• Rubberwood Minibar Table
• Rubberwood Barstools

Dimensions:

• Minibar Table: 32″L x 22″D x 35″H
• Barstools: 18″L x 14″D x 24″H

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Espresso Finish Classic Minibar Table w/Two Barstools

Dark Brown Bi-Cast Upholstered Contemporary Bed

Features:

• Modern Bed
• Copley Collection
• Dark Brown Bi-Cast Vinyl Upholstery
• Sturdy Construction
• Baseball Stitching

Dimensions:

• Bed: HB: 47″H FB:14″H

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Dark Brown Bi-Cast Upholstered Modern Bed w/Baseball Stitching

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Moses Basket Baby Hammock