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The Bauhaus architect Marcel Breuer designed a home for the Snower family in Mission Hills, Kansas in 1954. With the help of Kansas City-based design practice Hufft Projects, the new owners of the Snower House restored the abode to its original form, furniture and all.
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Photography: Michael Robinson
Legendary designer Florence Knoll celebrated her 100th birthday on May 24. From her days at Cranbrook to her 2002 National Medal of the Arts, we've chronicled her many achievements.
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On an island off Croatia’s Dalmatian Coast, interior designer Lucien Rees Roberts and architect Steven Harris have transformed a compound of medieval structures into a languid holiday home.
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Photograph © Scott Frances/OTTO.
For nearly 80 years, Knoll has had a home in the city of New York. Designers including Florence Knoll, Gae Aulenti, Robert Venturi and Paul Haigh have used the Knoll showroom to test and articulate the design philosophy of the company.
Explore the illustrated timeline of Knoll in Manhattan.
In Rishpon, Israel, architecture firm Studio de Lange used concrete slabs to define a modernist abode filled with art, sculpture, and Knoll furniture.
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PC: Amit Geron
“Outside is all vistas and light, while the interior somehow feels like I am still living in New York,” said Charles Churchward of his modernist home in Santa Fe, New Mexico.
When the art director decamped to the desert, he took four decades worth of art, sculpture, photography, and furniture with him. The result is part East Coast energy, part desert serenity.
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Known for his informed opinions, generous disposition and extensive bowtie collection, Jeff Osborne steered Knoll during the ‘70s and ‘80s to a position that reconciled its Bauhaus roots with a supple, optimistic future.
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