Quiet needn’t be boring. Remodelista editors shared examples of muted design this week—and each is effortlessly stunning.
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![Interior windows: a design do. Photograph courtesy of The Modern House, from Borrowed Light: The Appeal of Interior Glass Doors and Windows, Shaker Edition.](https://media.gardenista.com/wp-content/uploads/2019/03/modern-house-coach-house-dining-733x488.jpg)
![Handmade cloth lamps? Yes, please. Photograph via Chamusquina, from “Light Filtered by Fabric”: Ethereal, Eco-Minded Lights by a Small Workshop in Spain.](https://media.gardenista.com/wp-content/uploads/2023/02/chamusquina-lampara-muffin-2-733x733.jpg)
![A serene corner of a grand hotel in the Highlands. Photograph by Beth Evans, from Boath House: A Blank Canvas for Creatives in the Scottish Highlands.](https://media.gardenista.com/wp-content/uploads/2023/01/boath-house-lounge-733x488.jpg)
Plus:
- Kitchen of the Week: A Creative Couple’s Ikea Hack in Black and White, Tiled Pantry Included
- Object of Desire: A Wooden Tray Made from Fallen Trees
- 10 Easy Pieces: Modern Deck-Mounted Bath Faucets
- Steal This Look: An Alpine Apartment in Vals, Switzerland
- Can Minimalism and 5 Kids Co-Exist? A Design Couple’s Child-Friendly, Clutter-Free Home
- Now Admiring: Practical Danish Kitchen Cloths and More from Oyoy
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