A zigzagging path tops the demountable Pilen viewpoint in Denmark, created by engineering firm Arup to give the public views of the construction of the vast Fehmarnbelt Tunnel. Fehmarnbelt Tunnel is an 18-kilometre-long road-and-rail tunnel… Read More »Arup creates arrow-shaped viewpoint for Fehmarnbelt Tunnel project
With spooky season in full swing and Halloween rapidly approaching, this lookbook rounds up five venues featuring unusual decor, including faux body parts, dead insects and slaughterhouse machinery. A London pub, a brewery in Copenhagen… Read More »Five uncanny venues where guests are treated to frightfully unique interiors
Show Not Show has put a twist on a classic project documenting the echelons of power with an exhibition of the design collective’s furniture at Dutch Design Week. Held at the Kruisruimte exhibition space in… Read More »Collectible furniture meets cultural critique at Dutch Design Week’s Table of Power
Canadian interiors studio Ste Marie has designed the Vancouver headquarters of luggage brand Monos to emphasise simplicity and shift mood throughout the day. Located in the city’s Mount Pleasant neighbourhood, the Monos office was created… Read More »Ste Marie imbues Monos Vancouver office with “residential quality”
A once-ordinary restaurant begins a new chapter in Charlotte, North Carolina, one of the Southeast’s fastest-growing cities. Designed by FictionWorks, Napa Bistro and Wine Bar Stonecrest draws inspiration from the 1976 Paris Wine Tasting, blending… Read More »Napa Valley Meets Paris in This Charlotte Bistro by FictionWorks
Marshmallow-pink walls, sweeping arches and turquoise detailing influenced by a trip to Miami animate architect Peter Morris‘s self-designed home in Gospel Oak, London. Named Cloud House, the eccentric project combines two offset residences, one for… Read More »Cloud House by Peter Morris brings “fairytale flamboyance” to London