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Slender granite columns frame the glazed walls of this compact extension to a home in Dublin, completed by local studio Scullion Architects. Named Park Pavilion, the extension expands a semi-detached dwelling with a home office space, which was elevated above ground level to benefit from views across the nearby Phoenix Park. Scullion Architects used a
Dezeen Showroom: designer Alina Schnizler has created the WiChair task chair for German brand Wilkhahn, combining springy steel and plywood in a fun and functional frame. Wilkhahn describes the WiChair as a future-proof seating solution that harmonises material responsibility, timeless design and innovative functionality. The design is based around a curved torsion-elastic steel bracket and
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