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Recipes For Good Luck
"Recipes For Good Luck" is a new book that illustrates the interesting, unique, and quirky rituals of the famous. This curious compendium celebrates in text, with charming and enjoyable illustrated portraits, the real personalities, creative processes, and curious habits of these influential people, such as well-known authors, artists, athletes, poets, painters, politicians and more.



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Thom Sweeney Interior
Tropicfeel Interior
Carol Bike Interior
Vindome Interior
Floyd Interior
Dan Henry Interior
Rains Interior
Wellen Interior
London Sock Interior
Oxford Hill interior
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FUCHUN BOAT ROOMS
Fuchun Boat Rooms are a touring option should you be travelling to China one of these days, especially if you’re going anywhere near the Hangzhou area. These houses aim to recover the spirit of the Chinese river people that lived on these parts for hundreds of years, starting in the early Ming dynasty and up to the middle of the Qing one. These houses were created by a team of architects from the prestigious China Academy of Art, they’re pretty much wooden cabin...
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THE ART OF TIDYING UP | BY URSUS WEHRLI | Image

THE ART OF TIDYING UP | BY URSUS WEHRLI
Ursus Wehrli is a Swiss artist obsessed with cleaning up and order. After his two best-selling books on Tidying up Art (he deconstructs the works from famous artists) his latest book is called " The Art of Tidying Up" Mr. Wehrli finally puts the whole world in order. In the book,compulsive artist Wehrli sorts out things we encounter in everyday life, such as a pine branch, alphabet soup, or a parking lot. He organizes everything according to color, size, and shape....
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CASA ARECA
Casa Areca is a stunning minimal space nestled in the lush landscape of Areca Palms in Tulum, Mexico. Carefully positioned to preserve existing trees and palms, this vacation home features four en-suite bedrooms on the first floor, allowing for an open ground floor plan. The kitchen, dining, and living areas seamlessly integrate with the outdoors through retractable and pivoting floor-to-ceiling glass doors, offering picturesque views of the pool and private gardens...
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