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<description>Making a home in Stockholm, one drawer at a time</description>
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<title>The house folder</title>
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<pubDate>2026-08-26</pubDate>
<description>One box file for everything a house generates: deeds, warranties, service records, receipts and finance agreements. What goes in, what gets thrown out, and how it is divided so anything can be found in under a minute.</description>
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<title>The bar cart</title>
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<pubDate>2013-10-23</pubDate>
<description>A rolling utility trolley pressed into service as a bar cart, after the good-looking one turned out to be too small to hold anything.</description>
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<title>No. 27 in concrete, the finale</title>
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<pubDate>2013-08-01</pubDate>
<description>Casting a house number as a concrete garden slab: foam numbers glued face down, a cardboard tube form, chicken wire reinforcement, and a 36-hour cure under plastic.</description>
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<title>Basement stairs part 3, the result</title>
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<pubDate>2013-03-19</pubDate>
<description>The finished basement stairs: tired orange pine painted white, with removable patterned wallpaper panels cut to size and stuck to each riser.</description>
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<title>Painted plates</title>
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<pubDate>2012-10-04</pubDate>
<description>Charity shop glass plates painted on the reverse in three shades of one satin colour, two coats with a sponge brush, dried overnight between coats.</description>
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<title>Front of house trellis</title>
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<pubDate>2012-08-14</pubDate>
<description>Building a slatted trellis by the front door to screen the entrance: galvanised ground spikes, a levelled top rail, an offcut used as a spacer, and a wire to pull a bent upright straight.</description>
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<title>Organizing the pantry</title>
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<pubDate>2012-05-17</pubDate>
<description>Dry goods decanted into matched clear containers in three sizes, labelled on the lid, with a narrow wire shelf to double up the depth at the back.</description>
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<title>The radiator cover, part II</title>
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<pubDate>2011-12-19</pubDate>
<description>Fitting rattan caning into a radiator cover frame: soak it first, staple it generously, and let it shrink drum-tight as it dries. Plus ventilation holes and a hidden mitten dryer.</description>
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<title>Wrapping</title>
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<pubDate>2011-12-05</pubDate>
<description>Christmas wrapping built on plain white paper, with green ribbon, tiny jingle bells, coarse string and a wallpaper offcut for tags.</description>
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<title>The advent calendar</title>
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<pubDate>2011-11-24</pubDate>
<description>An advent calendar of 24 numbered white envelopes in an old refrigerator container, with the numbers traced from a printout and cut from craft paper scraps.</description>
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<title>The door mats</title>
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<pubDate>2011-08-19</pubDate>
<description>Cutting two matching curved door mats from a single length of coir matting bought by the metre, using a pin, string and marker as a compass.</description>
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<title>The laundry room</title>
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<pubDate>2011-08-07</pubDate>
<description>A budget laundry room: stacked washer and dryer on the existing plinth, a kitchen worktop butted against them on a support system, and a sewn curtain hung on elastic wire.</description>
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<title>A rack made from cupboard knobs</title>
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<pubDate>2010-09-15</pubDate>
<description>Turning decorative cupboard knobs into a wall rack on a scrap of painted MDF, with the screw holes and hanging plates recessed so it sits flush to the wall.</description>
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<title>Byggfabriken</title>
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<pubDate>2010-07-29</pubDate>
<description>Byggfabriken, the Stockholm restoration supplier on Södermalm: 1930s door handles, period light switches, house numbers, reproduction wallpaper and Formica-topped kitchens.</description>
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<title>Origami butterfly mobile</title>
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<pubDate>2010-07-19</pubDate>
<description>A mobile of folded paper butterflies hung over a desk, made from 15 cm origami squares clipped to a frame that was already in the house.</description>
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<title>Storing rolls of gift wrap</title>
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<pubDate>2010-07-08</pubDate>
<description>Rolls of wrapping paper stood upright in a bin on castors: a five-minute fix using a rescued waste bin and four wheels, with a warning about the adhesive pads.</description>
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<title>Concrete challenge 6, an advent candle holder</title>
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<pubDate>2010-06-14</pubDate>
<description>A concrete advent candle holder cast in a milk carton, using the candles themselves as part of the mould and masking tape to brace the carton while it sets.</description>
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<title>Concrete challenge 4, casting a house number</title>
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<pubDate>2010-06-10</pubDate>
<description>Building a custom mould from milk carton strips taped to a sheet of perspex, tracing a printed numeral underneath, and casting it in concrete with a stake set into the base.</description>
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<title>Concrete challenge 3, the bookend</title>
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<pubDate>2010-06-08</pubDate>
<description>A concrete bookend cast in a plastic sweet tub, with an MDF letter set into the face, and why closed moulds trap more air bubbles than open ones.</description>
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<title>Concrete challenge 1 and 2, tablecloth weights and a candle holder</title>
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<pubDate>2010-06-06</pubDate>
<description>The first two concrete projects: acorn-shaped tablecloth weights cast in toy egg capsules with curtain clips set in, and a candle holder cast between two containers.</description>
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