Mexican architect Javier Guzmán Cervantes has collected urban waste materials including cinderblocks and rebar to create a series of furniture for a show in Mexico City. Working with his research project Ex Soup, Cervantes gathered… Read More »Javier Guzmán Cervantes showcases furniture made from urban waste in Mexico
While Last Ditch Design may be in a nascent stage, founder and craftsman Todd Hewitt brings three decades of fabrication and production experience to the expansion of his already robust catalog with the introduction of… Read More »Craftsmen Todd Hewitt Expands His “Last Ditch” Designs by Four Furnishings
Danish architecture studio BIG has unveiled its masterplan for a 1,000-square-kilometre development in Bhutan that will include an international airport and a hydroelectric dam incorporating a temple. Named Mindfulness City, the development will be located… Read More »BIG designs Mindfulness City in Bhutan connected by “inhabitable bridges”
Industrial designer Jorge Paez describes his creative process as one driven by a “professional daydreamer’s perspective.” If so, his mind must harbor a great degree of appreciation for the architectural alongside aspirations of an audiophile… Read More »Read Between the Lines of RYTM, an Architecturally Inspired Turntable
At this year’s Dubai Design Week, a new design platform made its debut at Downtown Design. Co-founded by Dina Adlouni and Tarlan Vaziri Farahani, Mushy presented an exhibition that spotlighted new and emerging young talents… Read More »Mushy Is a New Platform Curating Overly Sentimental Objects
An interesting image popped up in my LinkedIn feed about the Tony’s Chocolonely logo, posted by Tony’s creative director Arjen Klinkenberg. Here it is. In the comments beneath the post Arjen was asked how the… Read More »Tony’s Chocolonely