Architecture studio G8A has completed a series of terraced houses defined by a red timber and concrete exteriors in Geneva, Switzerland. Aiming to push the boundaries of typical row housing typologies, Family Fold by G8A… Read More »G8A fronts row houses with zigzagging concrete loggia in Switzerland
New York architecture studio BoND has used tubular lighting to create a bright yellow glow inside this men’s apparel store on Manhattan’s Lower East Side. The first flagship for cult fashion label Le Père occupies… Read More »Yellow lighting illuminates Le Père store in New York by BoND
Textured concrete designed to withstand the Mediterranean climate defines Shift House, a tiered holiday home by Nomo Studio on the island of Menorca. Shift House is formed of displaced rectangular volumes built into the hillside,… Read More »Fluted concrete encloses Menorca holiday home by Nomo Studio
In this lookbook, we collect 10 residential interiors where net floors provide an unusual place to sit, recline or jump about. Nets can be a fun way to link two storeys in the home. Featured… Read More »Ten homes with net floors for relaxation and play
Taiwanese designer Pao Hui Kao has unveiled her first solo exhibition, featuring colourful furniture made out of rolls of tracing paper. On show at Spazio Nobile Gallery in Brussels, the show – called 25 Seasons,… Read More »Colour highlights the crinkled surfaces of Pao Hui Kao’s paper furniture
Distressed concrete, rowlock bricks and worn plasterwork create an intentionally unfinished appearance at this cafe in New York City’s East Village neighbourhood, designed by Brooklyn studio Commoncraft. For its expansion into Manhattan, New Jersey-based Kuppi… Read More »Commoncraft draws on “beauty in imperfection” for New York cafe