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A fun little stool from Fatboy - comfy and supportive, all at the same time.
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Love this ombré bench from UK maker Ercol.
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Covetable rugs from Fab.
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We love Blu Dot's Scamp table - beautiful, modern, versatile.
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Consoles with a midcentury feel from Blu Dot.
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A really clever detail on a chair from Loll Designs. And it's made from recycled milk jugs!
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I've always admired people with a knack for repurposing, the ones who can go to an antique store or garage sale and see endless potential in somebody else's old stuff. Kasey and Jordana Henke, the co-owners of an Etsy shop selling vintage goods, are two such people, and they've generously shared some of their ideas with us. Show More Summary
Who has the smallest coolest home? It's up to you to decide. Click through to check out today's entries and then vote for your favorites. International: Sebastian's Multipurpose Space Teeny-Tiny: Shari's Airstream Studio Tiny: Jason's...Show More Summary
As a designer, I've always got my eyes peeled for those little details that make a room stand out from the crowd. One such idea I'm loving lately? Wallpapered ceilings. This design trick is nothing new (we've talked about it here and here), but it's uncommon enough that it still feels fresh and innovative, not to mention whimsical. More
Like this Small Cool 2013 contest entry? Favorite it below! Name: Leslie Location: Chicago, IL Square Feet: 300 Division: Teeny-Tiny What I Love About My Small Home: I am consistently enchanted about the amount of natural sunlight I get in my space. Show More Summary
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Though his clients may be high-profile (the entire Kardashian clan, Ryan Seascrest, Michael C. Hall, America Ferrera), Jeff Andrews is, like the interiors he designs, very low-key. Perhaps it's a by-product of his former life — as a...Show More Summary
Like this Small Cool 2013 contest entry? Favorite it below! Name: Alana Location: Brooklyn, NY Square Feet: 550 Division: Tiny What I Love About My Small Home: Everything has its place. It's like living on a boat or a submarine. It forces us to be very particular about our belongings. Show More Summary
Q: Hi - I really would like this lamp, but I will need to have it taken apart, shipped from the small store where I found it in Italy, and reassembled here in the US. And it isn't very inexpensive to start with. Has anyone seen a similar lamp available online? Thanks so much. More
I was out for a stroll the other day when I heard it: the tinkling, warbling, tinny sound of summer — an ice cream truck! I couldn't even pretend to play it cool. My heart still skips a beat when I hear an ice cream truck kicking out the jams in the distance. So let's get excited about the sweet, sticky months ahead. First order of business: ice cream. More
Like this Small Cool 2013 contest entry? Favorite it below! Name: Carly Location: Minneapolis, MN Square Feet: 670 Division: Little What I Love About My Small Home: The location and character of my small home is what first made it so appealing to me. Show More Summary
It's probably a good thing that I'm a renter. Because if I wasn't, I'd actually have to decide on a kitchen design. And with all of the options out there, how would I ever choose?? If you are planning a renovation (or just day dreaming!), here are just a few of the spaces that I find inspiring - find your favorites and pin away! More
I've been working on my closet for some time now, trying to figure out how to maximize space and make it feel less utilitarian and more glamorous. Now that I've made some progress — or at least have a solid plan — I can focus on the little details. Pretty frocks deserve pretty hangers, don't you think?
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