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4 days ago | remodelista.com | Margot Guralnick

A favorite find from NYC’s recent International Contemporary Furniture Fair was one of the show’s blink and you might miss it debuts: streamlined electrical outlets from architectural lighting brand Juniper. We like that they’re round, flush-mounted, and come in a range of finishes. Known as Ground Control, the collection won’t be available to order until September. We’re willing to wait.

1 week ago | remodelista.com | Annie Quigley

Have you noticed? Perforations, apertures, and otherwise hole-punched design is still going strong. And now it seems lighting is getting in on the punctuated aesthetic—so you can still get in on the look even if you don’t have, say, hole-punched shutters (which, by the way, we also fully endorse).

1 week ago | remodelista.com | Margot Guralnick

Max Rollitt’s bio begins: “born into the world of antiques.” His mother had her own shop in Winchester, England, and, after studying cabinetmaking, furniture design, and restoration, Max opened his own shop across the street and later took over the family business. “Do you have another chair like this?” interior designers always asked. And so Max put his skills to work and launched Max Rollitt Bespoke, a collection of traditionally-made, antiques-inspired furnishings.

1 week ago | remodelista.com | Annie Quigley

Welcome to Meanwhile, on Gardenista, in which we take a look at the goings-on over on our sibling site. In this week’s edition: There are innumerable things we love about summer—but high on our list? Eating every meal outside, from early-morning coffee on the porch to twilight dinner. Somehow, everything tastes better that way. Here, some inspiration for al fresco dining:For more, head to Gardenista. (Visited 1 times, 1 visits today)You need to login or register to view and manage your bookmarks.

1 week ago | remodelista.com | Annie Quigley

Recently in our inbox: the new spring collection from Morrow Soft Goods. Besides the heirloom-like textiles for bed and bath, something else also caught our eye: a simple, ad-hoc yet impactful “headboard” that can be switched out whenever you please. Have a look at the idea, styled four ways—to be filed under Why Didn’t We Think of This? Photography courtesy of Morrow Soft Goods.