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Why This Age-Old Instrument—and Living Room Staple!—Keeps Spinning

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By Hannah Martin Verified
| Architectural Digest Verified
Is there any object more evocative than one portraying all of the world at a glance? For millennia, such spherical representations have been used for tactical purposes, trade, navigation, and decoration, with the first known example—a so-called celestial globe, mapping the skies rather than the earth—appearing in a Roman sculpture from the second century.
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A 17th-century Tuscan farmhouse gets the Crosby Studios treatment

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By Hannah Martin Verified
| Vogue Living Verified
In the living room, sofa and ottoman, upholstered in a tapestry-inspired velvet, ceiling fixture and wall mirrors made from car parts, all by Crosby Studios. Nestled on a 130-acre property outside of Roccalbegna, a medieval Tuscan village sandwiched between rocky cliffs, an old stone house looks like something out of a dream.
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Waldorf Astoria Brings A British Architectural Icon Back Into View

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By Hannah Martin Verified
| Architectural Digest Verified
B&B Italia Reissues Richard Sapper’s Ingenious Nena Chair Two original models of the design, now reissued by B&B Italia German industrial designer Richard Sapper was a problem-solver at heart. His articulating 1972 Tizio desk lamp offered a superpowered light source via a (then novel) minuscule halogen bulb, while his pioneering 1992 IBM ThinkPad proposed a portable computer the size of a cigar box. In 1984, he turned that exacting eye to an age-old conundrum.
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