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Think Fabricate is a Brooklyn-based design studio that’s created a range of cabinets and casegoods to help get your clutter situation under control. With a range of wall-mounted and stand-alone pieces, there’s bound to be a solution for every home that combines both modern forms and premium functionality. We’ve featured some of their cool work here before .

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Clever Storage Furniture from Think Fabricate

When Kenneth Schiller, founder of Kontextür , visited Paul Loebach’s studio, he was expecting to talk about bathroom products but noticed models of watering cans on Paul’s desk and thought that a watering can might be a good addition to Kontextür’s new lineup of non-bathroom accessories. Considering Spring is in the air, we feel the same way as Schiller – bring on the watering cans! Inspired by the bold, yet minimal and functionalist aesthetic of Eastern European motorcycles, this watering can will rev the engines of your plants.

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Paul Loebach + Kontextür Design Sleek Watering Can, Plants Everywhere Rejoice

You’ve heard of stacking chairs, right? But what about a  Stacking Lamp ? Canadian designer William McDonald  created one inspired by the classic stacking ring children’s toy, Stacking Lamp is versatile, customizable and colorful. You can choose any combination of  stacking components that cover the wooden dowel – lampshade, coat hanger or spacer, making this lamp a multifunctional and completely customizable product. Plus, they come in a few nice colors. Stack the shades upside-down for some ambient lighting

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Stacking Lamp by William McDonald

Les Ailes Noires is a minimal design created by Toronto-based designer John Tong of +tongtong . Prior to establishing +tongtong, John Tong was a co-founding principal of the design firm 3rd Uncle Design Inc. from 1993 to 2012. The focus of +tongtong is to provide products and designs that enrich peoples’ lives through dynamic environments and phenomenal experiences. Les Ailes Noires is a collection of clothing racks inspired by the simplicity of geometric line drawings.

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Skim Milk: Les Ailes Noires by John Tong

Bright Beads is a lighting collection by Australian designer Coco Reynolds of Marz Designs . The core range includes six pendant configurations named Aztec, Abacus, Art, Aleenta, Africa and Alice. They can be grouped together to form a chandelier or used as a single pendant. Handcrafted from FSC-certified wood (oak, walnut, maple, and ash), each turned wooden bead is a testament to traditional craft, something that Coco Reynolds is very passionate about. You can purchase them at various retailers and through the Marz Designs website

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Bright Beads Wooden Lamps by Marz Designs

Mexican designer Christian Vivanco explores supreme functionality, without compromising simplicity, in his latest design, the Toldo table . The multi-layered surfaces were influenced by the aesthetics of the temporary fabric roofs found at street markets in Mexico. They’re at various heights and hover over each other as needed. Each surface provides flexible storage options based on how easily one needs to access certain items.

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Multilayer Toldo Table by Christian Vivanco

Happy Friday!! Hope you have a fabulous weekend ahead.

Here’s this week’s Weekly Six:

1 – An interesting clothing rack that would look awesome in retail locations.

2 – I really want to live here.

3 – And here.

4 – Lawn Jenga seems to be a recent trend – have you tried it?

5 – Will you be having corned beef and cabbage this weekend?

6 – Perhaps a Shamrock Shake instead? Here’s how to make your own.

Happy St. Paddy’s Day Weekend!

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Just as it’s a terrible idea to go to the grocery store while hungry, it’s a terrible idea to watch a cooking show while hungry. I actually watched this episode of The Chew on my iPad while on the elliptical and that was an even worse idea – now all I want in life is this chicken pot pie!!

Do you watch The Chew? I don’t watch that often, but if I try to put it on in the background while working. Their recipes look pretty feasible to make and delicious – and they have a fun time on the show. The chicken pot pie for this recipe radar looks a lot easier – and tastier – than a traditional pot pie. You made the filling on the stove top in a skillet, plop some biscuit dough on top and throw the skillet in the over for about 25 minutes so that the biscuit dough cooks through.

This recipe is definitely one to keep on your radar for those days when you’re craving comfort food! Get the full recipe here on The Chew’s website.

What’s your favorite comfort food recipe?

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The Sorri Lounge Chair , designed by Gonçalo Campos for WEWOOD , is an inviting chair with curved construction meant to reflect a smile. And how can one not smile looking at that pup sitting in the chair? The Portuguese designer put lots of thought into the details, like the wide seat and back so you have room for not only your bum, but your bag, books, or even a coat to sit by you or to hang on the back.

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Smile: Sorri Lounge Chair by Gonçalo Campos

Matthew Allen, the painter-turned-furniture designer behind Red Hook, Brooklyn-based company Mallen4, uses a distinct process of inlaid colored resin to add painting sensibilities to modern furniture.  A graduate of Pratt Institute, Matthew struggled to find a way of incorporating color and composition to furniture. Ultimately, he created a signature process of inlaying colored resin into a substrate material which acts as a functional surface. The pieces can be created in a wide variety of materials, including Corian, wood, metal, and plastics, in any color, from transparent to opaque.

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Deconstruction: Mallen4′s Inlaid Resin Table