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Record Display I
Record Display I is a beautifully handmade vinyl record display built with solid walnut, and with brass details, by Japanese furniture maker Kai Takeshima in Montreal, Canada. Finished with oil for a sleek look, the elegant display features six different compartments capable of holding approximately 290 records in total, helping you keep your precious collection organized, accessible, and appreciated.



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BRUNY ISLAND HIDEAWAY | Image

BRUNY ISLAND HIDEAWAY
Set amongst the eucalyptus on an island off the southern coast of Tasmania, this spectacular tiny cabin is an escape from the high stress of the owner´s busy work life. Designed by Maguire + Devine Architects, the minimalist cabin is completely off-grid, it collects its own rainwater (storage tanks are underground for an uncluttered look) and the roof sports solar panels. Inside, all furniture has been built into the design. The cabin opens onto both an east and wes...
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INHERITANCE COLLECTION | BY STEPHEN KENN | Image

INHERITANCE COLLECTION | BY STEPHEN KENN
LA-based designer Stephen Kenn created this unique furniture collection using repurposed military fabrics. The Inheritance Collection features rugged pieces that are long lasting and have a very utilitarian aesthetic, they are crafted from welded steel frames and feature a supportive structure created by simply weaving strapping through the frame and attaching it with leather belts. Perfect for a bachelor pad. Check out the wonderful video explaining the concept....
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1940S HOLLYWOOD STUDIO FLOOR LAMP | Image

1940S HOLLYWOOD STUDIO FLOOR LAMP
Our latest lamp crush is this exact reproduction of a 1940´s Hollywood Studio Floor by Restoration Hardware. Made from solid cast aluminum and steel the timeless classic was originally designed to illuminate the famous faces of film. The lamp´s height is manually adjusted from 47" to 67"....
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