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Turf Paperweights from Contemporary Connoisseur

Turf Paperweights from Contemporary Connoisseur

Quirkily pretty, these glass paperweights possess a reassuring solidity.

Blades of grass, an orb of glass. Turf… a precious plot of earth. Well-manicured, groomed to perfection or, wild, windy, growing in every direction. Pesticide free since 1983. NO sprinkler required .

Available from Contemporary Connoisseur

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  • The integration of a lower courtyard within this residence by @daharchitecture helps achieve effective cross ventilation and access to natural light. Read the full story on HabitusLiving now #linkinbio Photography by @andymacphersonstudio
  • In arguably the most beautiful landscape in New Zealand, this new family home by @rtastudio is shaped by its environment. See the full 2019 Habitus House of the Year selection at www.habitusliving.com/houseoftheyear Photography by Patrick Reynolds
  • Every year Habitus loves to celebrate bathroom design across the region at it’s best. Here are some highlights from the 2019 annual Kitchen & Bathroom issue. From L-R: The clients of Three Piece House by @trias.studio required a small and simple bathroom with lots of natural light and low-maintenance finishes. Photography by @benhoskingphotographer | within this new addition to Jac House by @Panovscott the bathroom benefits from a strong association to the outside landscape with skylights and a timber sliding screen that reveals a lush garden. Photography by @brettboardmanphotography | Despite the narrow constraints of site, @biasoldesign has ensured the bathrooms within Casa Atriol exude a sense of luxury. Photography by @derek_swalwell | An open approach to space, an embrace of soft filtered daylight, and a dedicated use of Terrazzo mark this bathroom in Taiwan by Ospace Architects. Photography by Tzechun Wei
  • The idea of bAAn by @anonym.studio certainly creates an integral relationship between architectural elements, spaces and their context – but also firmly focuses on the habits and rituals of its inhabitants, both ideal and prosaic. See the full 2019 Habitus House of the Year selection at www.habitusliving.com/houseoftheyear Photography by Chaovarith Poonphol
  • The ground floor of this residence in Bangalore by @collectiveproject acts as an open and connected space, both between the various interior zones and between the interior and exterior zones. Read the full story on #HabitusLiving now. Photography by @benhoskingphotographer
  • This Potts Point renovation by @retallackthompson is an example of contemporary, inner-city living with details throughout that remember the historical context of the building and street. Read the full story on HabitusLiving now Photography by @_katlu