Dezeen Showroom: named after a crystalline mineral, the Selenite Maximum tile collection by Italian brand Fiandre Architectural Surfaces brings an iridescent quality to interiors. The Selenite Maximum collection references selenite, a variety of gypsum known… Read More »Selenite Maximum tile collection by Fiandre
Dezeen Showroom: flooring company Milliken has created dappled carpet tiles that take cues from both gardening and flower displays seen at the Chelsea Flower Show. The Painted Garden flooring range manifests as single plank-shaped tiles… Read More »Painted Garden flooring by Milliken
Le Labo has recently unveiled their newest home in Kyoto within a meticulously preserved Machiya. In 2006, Le Labo’s inaugural retail store in New York City’s budding Nolita neighborhood introduced many to the previously unfamiliar… Read More »Le Labo Reconnects With Their Wabi-Sabi Origins in New Kyoto Store
Belgian studio Mamout has extended a townhouse in Brussels, adding a small garden room built from a prefabricated shell of pastel green-coloured steel. Aiming to improve the connection between the home and its garden, Mamout drew on… Read More »Mamout adds “smallest possible extension” to townhouse in Brussels
Architecture studio Elding Oscarson has extended the National Swedish Museum of Technology with Wisdome Stockholm, a timber building topped by a curving roof that bulges over a dome inside. Made from 277 pieces of triangular cross-laminated… Read More »Elding Oscarson creates CLT dome theatre inside Swedish museum extension
Milan design week seemed to show that the industry has given up on reducing its planetary impact and creating products for regular people, writes Max Fraser. If last year’s Milan design week felt like a… Read More »“Has Milan design week become a victim of its own popularity?”