Making Space for Serious Style

When space is small, the little things mean a lot. See a stylish alternative to wallpaper in New York, a revamped San Francisco basement apartment, a cabin with a view in Toronto and a Chicago artist's miniature design.

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Hide CaptionShow CaptionJames and David maintain "controlled clutter" in their small home with tons of clever storage.

- Art on the Move
- Studio Dining

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James Klein and David Reid, the design duo behind porcelain studio KleinReid, have filled their home with inspirational objects. Their apartment is accessorized with vintage furniture and flea market finds, featuring a special collection in each room. James and Davod have created a home that echoes their work philosophy: playful design, fine craftsmanship and lasting beauty.

In the kitchen, a few large-scale pieces make it functional. A sizeable, self-assembled steel cabinet displays their collection of dinnerware. The dining table is a thrift store find that seats lots of guests and provides much of the counter/workspace for the kitchen. Don't be afraid to bring big pieces into small spaces; they provide a visual anchor in the room.

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Guests
- Ron Marvin
  Interior Designer
  Website: www.ronmarvin.com
- Riley Johndonnell
  Owner / Editor at Large, Surface Magazine
  Website: www.surfacemag.com
- Jonathan Lo
  Editor, Poplife Magazine
  Website: www.poplifemagazine.com
- James Klein and David Reid
  Designers, KleinReid
  Website: www.kleinreid.com
- Liz Clausen
  Designer, PicK YouR SeaT
  Website: www.pickyourseatnow.com
- Robert Clausen
  Cabinet-maker, Custom-Built Cabinets
  Website: www.custombuiltcabinetsonly.com
- Michael Taylor
  Architect, Taylor_Smyth Architects
  Website: www.taylorsmyth.com
- Krista Peel
  Artist
  Website: www.kristapeel.com