Looking for thoughtful gift ideas for someone who loves to cook, host, or entertain? As the gathering season approaches, it’s the perfect moment to feed their passion and elevate everyday kitchen rituals. Each gift in… Read More »2025 Best Modern Gifts for Cooks, Chefs, and the Culinary Curious
Tiles are usually designed to fall into neat, predictable grids – but who says it has to be that way? Mutina flips this expectation with its latest collections, Osso & Bottone, designed by world-renowned French… Read More »Osso & Bottone Are Mutina’s Playful Twist on The Traditional Tile Grid
A marble hyper-realistic carving of a jacket and exceptional paintings created on a loom are just the begining of Analia Saban’s new exhibition Flowchart, on view at Tanya Bonakdar Gallery in New York. Born in… Read More »Get Closer to Analia Saban’s New Paint-Woven Work
London studio Walters & Cohen has completed The Rausing Science Centre for a school in Canterbury, Kent, offering a contemporary take on the historic area’s material palette of flint, oak and limestone. The Rausing Science… Read More »Walters & Cohen clads Canterbury school building with snapped flint
Increasing numbers of architects and designers are moving into UX design in search of better pay and working conditions, we report as part of our Performance Review series. Recruiters specialising in the user experience (UX)… Read More »Architects and designers moving into UX, say recruiters
Junya Ishigami is one of three Japanese architects to have designed sculptural, mobile kiosks for the Hiroshima Architecture Exhibition 2025, currently taking place in Fukuyama, Japan. Architects Yasushi Horibe and Hideyuki Nakayama have also each… Read More »Junya Ishigami places cloud-like kiosk “on the verge of falling over” in Fukuyama