Give Old Furnishings a New Purpose
With a bit of imagination, furniture and found objects can do double duty in your home.
By Susan KleinmanMore in Decorating
Sweater Set
Fabricated of plastic and lacquered high-gloss red, the shelving units stand 90 inches tall. "Like any good runway model," says Jamie Drake, "they appear even more attenuated because of their slim lines." (Photo by William Waldron)
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