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"      The slim tufted back of the Mayfair chair, dressed in silk, fits into awkward corners on ebonized mahoghany legs ($2,475; RalphLaurenHome.com).       Two upended wood veneer Expando 230 storage units provide accesss from all sides and work as a room divider (28&amp;quot; x 60&amp;quot; x 18&amp;quot;/ea, $313; JesperOffice.com).       William Haines&amp;#039;s revived Modern Elbow chair provides a perfect perch covered in beige linen ($5,225; through designers; Profiles, 212/689-6903).       The trestle of Harold Klein&amp;#039;s 23&amp;quot; h hand-polished Plexiglas table hinges flat, leaving its 16 1/2&amp;quot; circular top to moonlight as a tray ($475; JuliaWatts.com).       The 29&amp;quot; w polyester bag and wooden frame of Sabine Wald&amp;#039;s Marie Pi hamper can collapse to the size of a fat umbrella ($190; Ameico.com).     A mirror finish on Lyle and Umbach&amp;#039;s steel Cigarette table (9&amp;quot; x 12&amp;quot; x 22 1/2&amp;quot;) reflects its surroundings ($2,500; through designers at Holly Hunt, 212/755-6555).        The small 33&amp;quot;- square footprint of this ash veneer Fusion dining table accommodates a matching huddle of 4 chairs ($299/set; Ikea.com).       Cramped quarters appear cavernous with the Donnabella mirror. Acacia wood frames eglomise silver-leafed glass (30&amp;quot; x 1&amp;quot; x 44&amp;quot;; $985, MGandBW.com).       Tres, the sleek steel and wood coffee table (47 1/4&amp;quot; x 27 1/2&amp;quot; x 17 3/4&amp;quot;) garages two 23 1/2&amp;quot; x 23 1/2&amp;quot; x 15&amp;quot; side tables ($899/set; CrateandBarrel.com).     Natuzzi&amp;#039;s softly rounded Plexiglas coffee table, 16&amp;quot; x 20&amp;quot; x 43&amp;quot;, keeps two 15&amp;quot; x 20&amp;quot; x 20&amp;quot; Bracque ottomans under wraps ($879/ set; Natuzzi.com).        Here shown horizontally, the Expando 230 storage unit comes in a range of finishes: cherry, maple, espresso and teak ($313; JesperOffice.com).       Take off the polyester slipcover (it&amp;#039;s in the cube) and the Xtra ottoman becomes a guest-friendly cot (27 3/4&amp;quot; x 27 3/4&amp;quot; x 16&amp;quot;; from $499; BoConcept.com).       Stack Patrick Jouin&amp;#039;s 16-inchsquare sheer plastic Optic cubes and they become pedestals, room dividers or storage cubbies ($334/ea.; Kartell.it).       The 3 Blocks nesting tables/stools/storage cubbies are made from engraved solid bamboo; the largest is 17&amp;quot; square ($1,295/set; KalonStudios.com).     The hollow interior of Matt Carr&amp;#039;s faceted black leather Cado ottoman/side table is destined for store-dom (18&amp;quot; x 18 1/2&amp;quot; x 18 1/2&amp;quot;, $420; Umbra.com).  "^^<http://www.w3.org/2001/XMLSchema#string>
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