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“Frameless frames” are hitting it big right now, showing off how beautiful art looks without the distraction of a border. This trendy framing method is remarkably versatile and adapts to almost any decor style, because the clear sheets blend into any background. All you need to get the look is two transparent sheets of acrylic or lucite (you can get them cut to size at Lowe’s or ask a local glass cutting company) and a handful of standoff bolts.

The minimalism of acrylic furniture is the perfect match for a light-coloured room.

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Lucite and acrylic both appear to be at the top of this year's biggest furniture trends of 2015. Here's a peek at (and through!) some of my favorite spaces.

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An elegantly cut Victorian-inspired clear acrylic base gorgeously anchors this transitional table lamp. Additional Info: Add a dramatic splash to any room with this stunning, clear acrylic table lamp. The wonderfully complex base features a hint of ornate Baroque style. Both the base and shade are clear acrylic which catch the light beautifully. In-line switch offers accessible lighting control. Add a touch of unique…

Lucite ghost chairs

TRANSISTOR II design: barberini & gunnell Made in tempered extra-clear glass or acrylic glass (Plexiglas); the pattern of an electric circuit – the transistor – was achieved grinding (glass) or via laser (Plexiglas). home office L1