Wanna see what kind of pad being Thierry Mugler will get you? Look no further. The designer has put his $8 Million Chelsea penthouse apartment up for sale. 4.100 sq fooot, just 2 bedrooms and a (relatively) tiny kitchen, the rest of the space is taken up by some questionable art and excessive amounts of sofas. Fair play though, it’s a pretty impressive manor. If you’re looking for somewhere with plenty of sitting down opportunities get in touch with Sotheby’s. Huh has more.

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OEN uncovered this fantastic photoset from João Canziani. A look at the home of  American architect Ray Kappe, an expert in sustainable design and lecturer in Southern California. The incredible surroundings are framed by huge windows and complimented by a whole lot of wood and multiple levels. This isn’t one of those polished show homes full of Barcelona chairs and obtrusive lighting. This place is lived in and clearly loved. Beautiful images showcasing this knockout house.

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A little more Japan house envy for a Friday afternoon. This incredible open plan building, all bamboo, wood and sheet upon sheet of glass, is a reminder that great design can make you happy.

We’d be even happier if we actually lived there but sadly wishing does not make it so. “The space was considered first in terms of the light from the outside, the flow of air, and the planning of art. Each level, having four clear seasons with different light and feelings.” More at Knstrct.

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The Selby does a solid job of bringing us inside the home and offices of his friends and acquaintances. His latest steps inside the homes and office of jeff Halmos and Sam Shipley. Enjoy the views…

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Shoreditch home goods store Labour and Wait preview some Medium format shots from their upcoming feature in October’s The World of Interiors magazine. Popular retailers of all things Utilitarian, from string to saucepans, bretons to bottle openers, it’s pared back, ultra simple shop-fit is an editor’s dream.

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