Brooklyn-based Calico Wallpaper began haphazardly during the aftermath of Hurricane Sandy when Rachel Mosler and Nick Cope were stranded in their loft and out of work for a month. Instead of sitting around, Mosler got inspired to marbleize paper. Hundreds of prototype swatches later, they decided to expand them and turn them into wallpaper.

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Metallic Marble Wallpaper by Calico Wallpaper

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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

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Design Store(y)  heads to the East Village this holiday season to tour  Still House , owned by Pratt graduate Urte Tylaite. The 300-square-foot sliver of a space was designed by Brooklyn-based firm Silva/Bradshaw, and features wood plank floors, a dropped wood plank ceiling, narrow wood plank shelving along the walls, and plywood display cases down the middle. Tylaite featurees items from local designers, plus pieces from Scandinavia and Japan. Still House opened its doors a bit over 18 months ago; we’ve been dying to get inside. Did you search for storefront for a long time

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Design Store(y): Still House

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Admirers of the hipster hunting chic aesthetic associate the name Jason Miller with his ceramic antler sconces and chandeliers, though his Modo chandeliers are also all the rage among lighting lovers. However, this Brooklyn-based design master is also the maker of bone china with beautifully delicate gold chains, and furniture, both woolly and duct-taped. It’s no surprise that his Friday Five reveals a penchant for nature and earthy art

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Friday Five with Jason Miller

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Equilibrium is a modern bookcase designed by Alejandro Gomez Stubbs for Malagana Design.

This balancing act is a freestanding bookshelf that defies gravity and becomes a conversation piece in your home.

The exterior of the Equilibrium is finished in a walnut veneer, with the interior in your choice of white, graphite or celeste. The modern bookshelf as a whole can hold up to 168 lbs. No tools are required for assembly.

Malagana Design is an industrial design firm based out of Brooklyn, NY and Bogota, Colombia.

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NRM (New Role Models) is an empowering initiative designed by David Kim and Mike Seto . The series of chairs features artwork by a variety of artists.

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NRM (New Role Models)

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Designed by Standard 41, the Oh! Donna is a natural wood chair that can be used as a modern dining chair or a side chair. As desired, the Oh! Donna can be requested as customized item in the size, finish and wood of your choice. Typically it is offered in walnut, maple, cherry, oak red or black.

The Oh! Donna also comes in masculine form, known as Oh! Donald.

Both are designed by Standard 41, a company based out of Brooklyn, NY and owned by Andrew Raible. His intention was to “create a line of furniture that tends toward “green” reinterpretations of mid-century Scandinavian and American designs with a sculptural twist.”

Standard 41 has a wide collection that spans from various dining and living room seating arrangements to tables, desks and beds. To view more of the products from Standard 41 , check out their website at http://standard41.com.

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Emily Wettstein is a 25-year-old designer living in Brooklyn, NY who built this planter table as part of her application to grad school for architecture. The table is made from reclaimed walnut and steel with a removable planter that can hold a variety of plants, in this case wheat grass (very cat friendly!) It measures 24″ high by 60″ long and is for sale along with similar pieces. You can contact Emily through her website

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Planter Table by Emily Wettstein

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Multidisciplinary Brooklyn-based BuiltIN studio just released their first two products — angular wood wall shelves called Check and Oblique. Each shelf is available in maple, walnut, black or white lacquer. Finished with low VOC stains and polyurethanes either with a satin or glossy finish. Discover more great design by following Design Milk on Twitter and Facebook ! © 2010 Design Milk | Posted by Jaime in Home Furnishings | Permalink | No comments | Tweet This | Share on Facebook

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BuiltIN studio

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Do you know about Brooklyn-based Underground Signs ? They’re an MTA-licensed fabricator of replica and custom signs, inspired directly from the signs on the wall in the New York City subway. The offer a wide range of signs from replica signs for the sports fan (Yankee Stadium) or urban aficionado (Brooklyn Bridge or Times Square) to one-of-a-kind custom signs that are limited only by your imagination.

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Underground Signs

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