This lookbook compiles seven living spaces where swings show they have a place beyond children’s playgrounds by providing a gleeful alternative to static seating. Swings typically consist of a seat made from a flat piece… Read More »Seven playful living spaces where swings provide dynamic seating
Italian architecture office FDA has updated several guest rooms and suites at the family-friendly Hotel Haway on Italy‘s Adriatic coast, introducing bespoke furniture in colours that evoke the sea and mountains. Fiorini D’Amico Architetti (FDA)… Read More »FDA designs playful colour-block interiors for Italian seaside hotel
Brooklyn-based Home Studios has remodelled a bar and restaurant in New York‘s East Village, using dark wood and velvet seating to retain a “worn-in and aged appearance”. The Wren on the busy Bowery thoroughfare has… Read More »Home Studios refreshes The Wren pub on New York’s Bowery
Wooden shingles cloak this stilted sauna, which architecture studio Oslo Works has elevated over the rocky shore of Nesodden peninsula, Norway, for the local community. Named The Hotspot, the wooden structure is a short ferry… Read More »Oslo Works perches The Hotspot sauna on coast of Norway
For our latest lookbook, we’ve collected eight interiors enhanced by aesthetic lamps including a 19th-century house in Stockholm and a retro-futuristic clothing store in Hangzhou. There is a growing trend for unusually sculptural and innovative lighting… Read More »Eight interiors illuminated by sculptural aesthetic lamps
This week on Dezeen, Japanese architect Riken Yamamoto was awarded the Pritzker Architecture Prize for his buildings that aim to foster community. Yamamoto, who became the 53rd architect to be awarded the Pritzker Architecture Prize,… Read More »This week Riken Yamamoto won the Pritzker Architecture Prize