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Our body is the most intimate space we have. Your home is the second. So why does one feel instinctive and the other feel overwhelming. our body is the most intimate space we have. Your home is the second. So why does one feel instinctive and the other feel overwhelming.

Our friend Nika Gokhman runs .chairs , a creative project that sources and restores anonymous chairs — objects that exist quietly outside the design zeitgeist but have plenty to say.

Her essay, “The Other Muscle”, is squarely in the conversation we’re always having at RTH: why we relate to the clothes on our bodies so differently than the furniture in our homes.

Visit her project FOURS at www.findfours.com

The Squeeze Mirror. Made for sculptural spaces.

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A mirror for the well-dressed home.

RTH approaches the home through the language of personal style: silhouette, proportion, material, detail. Pieces don’t decorate a room, they give it a point of view.

studio took this as their starting point, building a vignette that does exactly that.

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Assisted by Imani West Erhabor

With our newest addition to the Squeeze collection, we let the material take the lead. Its grain and warmth as the focal point.

The Biggest Squeeze in Oak, available now at ready-to-hang.com

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A corridor, a skylight, and a room reflected.

The Biggest Squeeze in Oak.
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Oak brings warmth, structure, and a soft sense of form. The Biggest Squeeze, reimagined at a new scale.

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The Clasp Compact.

Small enough to take. Considered enough to keep.

Inspired by the snap of an evening bag. The last look before walking in.

Coming soon - join the waitlist via link in bio.

Design for the well-dressed home. The Biggest Squeeze in Black Pine.

Available now at ready-to-hang.com