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Mar 2023
24m 19s

Episode 147: Where is outdoor furniture ...

ARCHITECTURE & DESIGN
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Terry Lin, Outer’s Co-Founder and Chief Design Officer of Outer shares his thoughts on Outer’s story, as well as furniture design predictions such as the impact of inflation and economic contraction on our furniture choices, to the backyard design trends we’ll be loving this year as well as giving us a how-to guide on making sustainable furniture choices and ... Show More
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