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Eye On Design: Spine Chair By Andre Dubreuil

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The frame of André Dubreuil’s Spine Chair (1986) is constructed from five steel rods, each shaped by hand in a vice or jig and joined with visible welds. Lengths of flattened iron tubing — purchased flat and then formed in the workshop — are openly attached to the frame, with the marks of manufacture intentionally displayed rather than concealed. This emphasis on process reflects Dubreuil’s rejection of modernist ideals of seamless perfection in favor of material honesty and expressive construction.
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The Trick to Making Your Living Room Feel Like New

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Even though it’s the room where most families spend the bulk of their time, the living room often ends up at the bottom of the renovation priority list. When updating a home, attention usually goes straight to kitchens and bathrooms — spaces that feel more urgent, expensive, or functional. The living room, on the other hand, is frequently left untouched simply because it’s the place where you unwind, and no one wants to disrupt their comfort zone.

The downside? That hesitation can leave you with a space you no longer love. Over time, your living room can feel outdated or worn, making it less inviting than it should be. The good news is that refreshing this space doesn’t have to mean a full overhaul. With a few thoughtful design updates, you can transform your living room into a place that feels comfortable, current, and truly yours.
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Eye On Design: Alain Richard’s 1955 Color-Blocked Low Table

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Story and Photos By Gail Worley

If you ever needed proof that mid-century design could be both playful and rigorously modern, look no further than this striking 1955 low table by French designer Alain Richard. Seen here in all its angular glory, the piece showcases Richard’s talent for balancing clean geometry with expressive surfaces — a combination that helped define French post-war modernism.
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Why White Dressers Are Trending in Modern Homes

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In the realm of home design today, homeowners and designers alike consistently return to specific trends, and the white dresser is one of the most popular. These pieces have a linear nature offering uniqueness and beauty that blends well into most home decor themes. This article will discuss the rising popularity of white dressers and how they can enhance modern spaces.
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Eye On Design: Student Bed By Geneviève Dangles

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Geneviève Dangles (b. 1929) is a French designer who maintained an independent voice in what was originally a male-dominated field. She is also known for her mid-century modern furniture lines created with her partner, Christian Defrance, for companies like Burov. The couple also worked on major interior design projects, including primary schools in France and planes for Sud Aviation.
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