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Current Obsessions: Spatial Theory

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Current Obsessions: Spatial Theory

April 9, 2016

Here’s a look at what we’ve been admiring this week.

 on the market, via the modern house: one of our favorite houses of all ti 17
Above: On the market, via The Modern House: one of our favorite houses of all time, David Kohn’s Stable Acre.
  • In the April issue of Wallpaper, the 1920s creations of architect Rudolph Schindler highlights the pages. Benjamin Kempton, Steve Harries, and Jason Parker worked in tandem to “perfect the lighting, get the wood to look right, and re-create the mood of the Schindler House.” Photograph by Steve Harries.
  • A foolproof guide for working with a contractor.
  • 6 instant upgrades for a rental kitchen.
  • A visit to the Montecito Heights home of jewelry designer Kathryn Bentley.
  • Pantone’s spring trend report calls for fresh, vibrant hues.
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Above: We recently visited Cedar & Hyde in Boulder, Colorado, and fell for its well-curated mix of clothing, apothecary goods, and homewares (@cedarandhyde).

For more Remodelista, visit our latest issue: Small Is Good.

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