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• Zig-Zag Chair by Peter Harrison

  When Gerrit Rietveld introduced his Zig-Zag chair in 1934, all eyes were on its legless engineering. Today, New York-based furniture designer and builder Peter Harrison is giving the design element its due redux.

• 2012 Interior Paint Satisfaction Survey

  This is the sixth year that J.D. Power and Associates has surveyed consumers on their satisfaction with various interior paint manufacturers.

• Product: Cecilie Manz Lot of Paper

  A limited-edition seating piece made completely from paper.

• Product: Louis Poulsen Enigma 825

  A glare-free light fixture with integrated shades designed by Shoichi Uchiyama.

• Transformer Loft, New York

  This small studio apartment in New York lives large thanks to built-in storage.

• Product: Samuel Heath Fairfield Collection

  A line of faucets inspired by the Arts and Crafts movement.

• Product: Republic of Fritz Hansen Series 7

  The classic stackable chair is available in nine new colors.

• Product: Geiger International Loophole

  A glass tabletop supported by a two-way, solid wood base.

• Profile: Turnbull Griffin Haesloop

  The title of residential architect’s July 2003 cover story on Turnbull Griffin Haesloop Architects, “Light on the Land,” alluded to the site-sensitive nature of the Northern California firm’s work. Nine years later, it seems even more appropriate, as the firm has delved deeper into the realm of...

• In Maine, the master bath of this separate suite is usable year-round

  This separate master quarters' bath features high windows and traditional lighting fixtures used in a modern way.