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Photographer Jost Wildbolz

Photo via @rarebooksparis instagram

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Casa Barragán

Architect: Luis Barragán, Mexico City, 1948

Photographer: Salva Lopez

Photo via: @openhousemagazine instagram

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Carlo Mollino

Photo via @rarebooksparis instagram

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The New York apartment of painter Kenneth Noland

Photographer: Horst P. Horst 1972

Photo via @collectorwalls instagram

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'House extention, Hampstead'

'Architectural Review 1976

Photograph by John Donat

Photo via @room_and_book instagram

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Luis Barragán 

@temporary_bookstorei instagram

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Artek furniture, Alvar Aalto

Paris World Fair, 1937

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Interior of a house in Laren

(with a Martin Visser SZ01 chair)

The Netherlands 1967

Architect: Herman Hertzberger

Photo: Willem Diepraam

Via Angel Muñiz @areasvellas instagram

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Fitzpatrick House

Robert & Mary Fitzpatrick 

Yorktown, New York 1967

Photo: Joseph Militor

Architectural Record

Via @claasshaus instagram

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Jean Prouvé

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Exhibition 'Futurism & Europe'

At Kröller Müller Museum

Photo: B22 Design

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'Beugelstoelen' by Gerrit Rietveld exhibited in 1927 at ‘Die Wohnung’ exhibition arranged by the Deutschen Werkbund in the modernist housing estate Weißenhofsiedlung in the northern parts of Stuttgart.

Photo via @scandinaviandesign101 (instagram)

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The Goldstein Residence designed and built between 1961 and 1963 by American architect John Lautner in the Beverly Crest neighborhood in Los Angeles, California.

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"Sculpture is like a journey. You have a different view as you return. The three-dimensional world is full of surprises in a way that a two-dimensional world could never be" ~ Henry Moore

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Museum Beelden aan Zee

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Inside the Lincoln House  

The Lincoln House was an architecturally significant residence in Lincoln, Massachusetts. The concrete and glass house was designed by architect Mary Otis Stevens with her partner and husband Thomas McNulty. It was completed in 1965.

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6 Rare French barstools with folded metal geometric shape, 1950s

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Judd Foundation

3rd Floor, 101 Spring Street, New York

Photo: Matthew Millman