1. This Charles and Ray Eames-inspired post about creative couples (including former Playlister Jenna Park and husband Mark Sopchak) at the Etsy Blog.

2. The dynamic interior of the JWT office in Amsterdam co-designed by Alrik Koudenburg and RJW Elsinga via Ideas to Steal.

3. Edina Sæther’s short series of color-splash photos of the Chair_One by Konstantin Grcic (via Nordic leaves).

4. A look inside the sketchbooks of 10 terrific creatives at Co.Design.

5. The new (and free) Photo-Lettering App by House Industries spotted at Grain Edit.

6. Nice refresher at freshome: “10 Basic Facts You Should Know About Modular Homes.”

7. Dwell’s listing of its favorite Eames films.

8. The stunning and sculptural Hewlett House by MPR Design Group in Sydney, Australia, covered by URDesign Magazine.

9. These treehouses of reclaimed wood by self-taught Japanese designer Takashi Kobayashi (via designboom).

10. “‘I’m Google’ by Dina Kelberman: A Visual Exploration of Google Image Search” at Colossal.

Featured in photo: Air-Chairs and Air-Tables by Jasper Morrison

1. Jonathan Alarcon’s “A Circle in a Square / Binocle” at ArchDaily (above in a photo by Osamu Nakamura) featuring versatile Magis Air-Chairs.

2. Looking forward to the “George Nelson: Architect, Writer, Designer, and Teacher” Exhibition opening at Yale on November 8.

3. Decoist’s look at the bold and bright new Rackspace office in London.

4. These Mid-Century Modern prints by artist Oren Sherman at Design Milk.

5. Minimalissimo’s post on an upcycled chair design by Dan Goldstein incorporating used Herman Miller boxes.

6. A playful doll-house version of shipping container housing spotted by Treehugger.

7. Dwell’s roundup of distinctive and diverse windows (worthy of a view, in every way).

8. Architizer’s photos of an inspiring canopy of 110 birdcages hanging above an alleyway in Sydney, Australia.

9. “Hurricane Sandy, A Drenching Reminder That Tough Times Inspire Remarkable Innovation” from Fast Company.

10. Our thoughts are with everyone in those areas affected by Sandy. For ways you can help, please visit The Week.

Photo: Osamu Nakamura / ArchDaily

1. “What It Was Like to Work for Charles and Ray Eames” at the Atlantic.

2. The tour of Lotta Jansdotter’s Brooklyn studio at decor8.

3. More from Brooklyn: the chic Steele Residence designed by RES4 via Minimalissimo.

4. This compact Garden House in Holland — which would make a striking home-office option — covered by Dwell.

5. 10 Spectacular Herman Miller Chairs, as compiled by Decoist.

6. “The Rise of…the Artisanal Cubicle” from Businessweek.

7. The thoughtful selection of furnishings (which includes several Magis Air-Chairs) in a Portuguese villa spotted by freshome.

8. This post on a whimsical set of invisible bookends by designer Paul Cocksedge at Dezeen.

9. The Wired article, “Getting Back to Doing: In Conversation With Industrial Designer Yves Béhar.”

10. The impressive list of sustainable systems included in the Seattle-based Capitol Hill Residence by Balance Associates Architects via Contemporist.

In above photo: Eames Hang-It-All

An outdoor eating and meeting plaza features white Magis Air-Tables with Magis Air-Chairs in white with arms.

Black and white Magis Air-Chairs without arms stand at attention in a multipurpose room.

An indoor restaurant shows off the hostel’s black, white, and yellow theme using black Magis Air-Chairs, white Magis Air-Tables, and gold flooring.

A solitary Magis Air-Chair accompanies Goli Bosi’s sleeping headquarters, an efficient series of built-in bunk beds

Magis Air-Tables and Magis Air-Chairs combine to create easygoing work spaces for on-the-go travelers.

These Magis Air-Tables and Magis Air-Chairs are as comfortable outside as they are in.

Photos: Goli Bosi Design Hostel / gollybossy.com

Keep an eye out for more great interviews and playlists from our favorite designers, artists, and creatives all season long.

1. Flood’s New Light, Thee Oh Sees
2. Earthforms, Matthew Dear
3. Doused, Diiv
4. Today’s Supernatural, Animal Collective
5. Youth in Trouble, The Presets
6. Drifting In and Out, Porcelain Raft
7. Wishes, Beach House
8. Yet Again, Grizzly Bear
9. Little Talks, Of Monsters and Men
10. Chained, The xx
11. The Young Person’s Guide to the Orchestra [Op. 34 Fugue: Allegro Motto], Moonrise Kingdom Soundtrack

Photos: Herman Miller

1. The Goli Bosi Design Hostel’s use of Magis Air-Chairs and Magis Air-Tables both indoors and out in Split, Croatia (via Minimalissimo; photo, above, via gollybossy.com).

2. The sun-worshiping Endesa Pavilion designed by the Institue for Advanced Architecture of Catalonia featured at The Fox Is Black.

3. What do you think of Facebook’s new Frank Gehry-designed office extension? (Via Mashable)

4. And how about this Japanese office draped plastic sheeting? (Via Co.Design)

5. “Even In Vacation Season, Office Noises Can Sap Your Concentration” from NPR.

6. Exploring all of the interiors designed by French architectural firm Double G. (found via Morning’s Light).

7. Fast Company‘s look at what successful people do within the first hour of their day (hint: it’s not checking their email).

8. Must-sees at the London Design Festival (starts September 14) per ARTINFO.com.

9. “Why Remote Workers Are More (Yes, More) Engaged” at Harvard Business Review.

10. Northern California’s eco-minded 321 House by Gould Evans, featured at Design Milk, would be the ideal Labor Day weekend getaway. (Enjoy your day off…)

Photo: Goli Bosi Design Hostel / gollybossy.com

1. Embody Chair, Bill Stumpf and Jeff Weber – Wilting while you work? The wrong chair not only sucks the life out of you, but your productivity, too. Enter the Embody Chair with its dynamic system of support that channels your alignment, encourages natural movement, and even helps keep you alert. You’ll be whistling again in no time. Get one at Herman Miller.

2. Grassy Organizer, Thea Yuzyk – Bring the gentle green of summer grass to your desktop with this soft, molded rubber organizer. Its flexible blades will cradle your desktop utensils or even your bathroom doodads. Bonus: no mowing required! Grab one at Umbra.

3. A3 Magnetic Chalkboard – Not all chalkboards have to be dark and stormy affairs. Jot notes, sketch concepts, even affix magnets on this brightly colored steel chalkboard. Comes with a pack of chalk and eraser, and can be mounted portrait or landscape, too. Chalk one up at Domesticity.

4. MIO Nomad Butterfly Screens, Jaime Salm & Roger C. Allen – With a touch of lightweight whimsy, this modular screen system is the perfect way to add colorful, decorative partitions to any space. The 24-module package is made from recycled cardboard and creates 20 square feet of screen. Available in forest green, grass green, and orange. Get one at Module-R.

5. Magis Folding Air Chair (Set of 2), Jasper Morrison – It’s the season of patio parties and backyard barbecues, which suits the durable Air Chair perfectly. Even a wedding is no trouble for this lightweight and colorful switch-hitting chair. Available in beige, green, orange, or white. Fold up a couple at Herman Miller.

6. Topo Daypack – Going somewhere? Take your summer workday out of doors with the Topo Designs Daypack. Great colors, organizer pockets, and a laptop sleeve, all with heavy-duty construction making this a go-anywhere companion. Plus it’s made in the U.S.A. Pack one up at Topo Designs.

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