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This decadent piece of furniture is called "Deco" featuring a great black and white upholstery pattern that dresses up a room and adds a touch of being more formal. Where most furniture is moving toward function and usage, Deco hearkens back to a time where flair and fashion superseded function. More information: here.

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Here is a beautiful reach in closet that was designed by Falegnameria 1946. It features long sliding doors where the white finish blends in well with the rest of the space. The long doors enable easy access to the custom storage that has five built in drawers, hanging storage for suits and dresses and many open shelves to the right. Via.

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Thanks to ply woods remarkable ability to be bent and shaped, and today's laser and CAD technology the bentwood rocking lounge chair from designer Marietta Moraweg was possible. This most relaxing lounge chair has a rather artsy look when not in use.

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Here are some over sized pebble pillows that your kids will absolutely love to deck out their bedrooms and playrooms with. The "Livingstones" from Smarin, a French design company by designer Stephanie Marin can be for the grown ups too, but no matter what age you are lounging around on these stone pouffs will allow you to create a relaxing place all your own. Livingstones are available in various sizes, shapes and earth tone colors. Get more information here.

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Wallpaper* Magazine has two of the biggest names in design not only gracing their pages but signed on as Guest Editors for the October issue. Karl Lagerfeld’s guest-edited section focuses on his visual contributions spanning architecture and fashion design as well as photography in which you will see 27 pages of his shots including travels to ancient Rome and mid-century Paris. Lagerfeld introduces the first Wallpaper* peelable cover that portrays a before and after shot. In addition, the October edition features co-editor and leading product, furniture, and interior designer Philippe Starck who has a new passion and purpose, “‘It is my mission to make intelligence sexy”. Furniture Fashion has shown our readers many of Starck’s furniture designs in the past and his cover for this issue features a triple-layered transparent back cover that works in conjunction with a bespoke advertisement by Absolut. See more from Wallpaper* and the October issue featuring these two design icons here.

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More than 85% of the world’s clothing is made from cotton. In the U.S. alone, we use approximately 600 thousand tons of pesticides and chemical fertilizers on cotton fields each season. In fact, 25% of all chemical pesticides used worldwide are used on cotton crops. Did you know it
takes about 1 pound of chemical pesticides [...]