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" Untitled Document  Go behind the scenes at the Metropolitan Museum of Art in New York: In their new weekly multimedia series, museum staffers reflect on everything from the color black to their love of maps.  Here&amp;#039;s a New Year&amp;#039;s resolution worth keeping: Hang up that artwork once and for all. Remodelista&amp;#039;s roundup of chic and affordable gallery-worthy picture frames caught our eye\u2014so did these stylish display ideas from the blog Solid Frog.  IKEA gets cozy in the City of Lights, revamping 12 metro and bus stations across Paris. We&amp;#039;re especially loving those red stripes (at left). Hey IKEA, if you&amp;#039;re reading this, New York City subway stations could really use a comfy seat. (Via Homedit.) A definite reason to break out the bubbly: Designer Tom Dixon partners with Veuve Clicquot to create the Comet Lamp, a cardboard installation for Art Stage Singapore. (Via The Editor at Large.) Photographer Todd Selby knows a thing or two about capturing fashion and design on film. Check out some of his favorite photos from 2010, including tchotchke-packed interiors, pets perched on furniture, and a jaw-dropping display of books. Modern trompe l&amp;#039;oeil: The New York Times profiles a Los Angeles landlord who uses paint and line drawings to create bold blocks of shape and color on the walls of his lofts, creating a contemporary funhouse for tenants. What did you read this week? Tell us in our comments section below. "^^<http://www.w3.org/2001/XMLSchema#string>
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