At FSG’s Work in Progress blog, a look at writer Michael Cunningham’s tub-to-ceiling bathroom library.
NYT: “An Industrial Strength House in Pittsburgh.” I love this place and the story behind it. (Photograph by Tony Cenicola for The New York Times.)
One image — photograph by Jamie Salomon, styling by Kara Butterfield — from “Prefabulous: Vacation Homes from a Prefabricated Kit,” in this month’s Boston Magazine. The architect, of course, is Rocio Romero.
Cross-posting one photo from this piece at the TOKY blog: “TOKY’s New Table, Made By Mirato”
The new Piani lamp, designed by Ronan and Erwan Bouroullec, via The New York Times. Available in white, black, red, and green. Beautiful.
From the Build Blog’s “Keeping the Character: A Mid-Century Remodel.” Click through for more photos of this beautiful Seattle home.
One image from “Life in a Belgian Water Tower,” a NYT piece about a family that moved to a decommissioned water tower in Brussels.
The Sobrino House, a home and work space in Argentina designed by A4 Estudio (via Contemporist)
I mean c’mon: the Nobis House by Susanne Nobis. She designed this house — located near a lake in the Berg state of Germany — for herself and her family of four. As you’ll see in the additional photos if you click through, it’s made up of a private residence and a workspace, connected by a glass-enclosed walkway just a few steps above ground level. (via Coudal)
Damn: The Callisto Coffee Table, priced at $4100 and made by OneTreeHome. (via Jetson Green)
The Wall Street Journal profiles the “Arc House,” a half-underground home designed by Maziar Behrooz and built in East Hampton. There’s a slideshow and a video. Love it.
Love the bookshelves, love the table. (“Room N3W by Sasaki Yusuke Sekiguchi Satomi,” via Contemporist)
The Goggle Desk by Danny Venlet. (via Contemporist)
Loft 24/7, by Fernanda Marques. Yes. Please. (via plusMOOD)
Wallplates, an unusually useful light switch system. Clever. (Via Trendspotting)
