It’s not that Beeline Design shies away from color – it’s quite the opposite in fact. The Melbourne furniture studio has been applying more vibrant hues to its furniture, which for the most part leaned… Read More »Beeline Design Is in Its Color Era Starting With the Geometrica Collection
Rival Chicago design events NeoCon and Fulton Market Design Days must start working together for the benefit of the city, an organiser of one of the fairs has said. The two events, both geared towards… Read More »Rival Chicago fairs to “lose ground” without cooperation says Design Days organiser
Byowave’s new Proteus Controller for Microsoft Xbox doesn’t look like a typical gaming device, and that’s totally by design. Announced ahead of Global Accessibility Awareness Day, and as part of Microsoft’s continuing efforts toward inclusivity, the… Read More »The Proteus Controller for Xbox Pieces Together Accessibility for Gamers
Aqueous, iridescent, and sometimes enigmatic, metallic surfaces speak a venerable material language across myriad of applications. From the gilded molding found in Parisian interiors to the decaying tin ceilings of New York’s postindustrial discotheques, these… Read More »Materica Launches Their Inaugural Collection of Beguiling Boiserie
Architects Hanna Karits and Mari Hunt used locally sourced wood to create this house in Estonia, which sits on top of a disused cellar in a forest. Named Põro House, the home is designed to… Read More »Stone cellar in Estonian forest forms base for wooden Põro House
This year’s Glastonbury festival debuted stages constructed using reclaimed materials, from storm-felled trees and helicopters to pieces of Heathrow’s defunct Terminal 1. Here are five of the most interesting. Budget constraints and tight deadlines have… Read More »Five Glastonbury stages made from ex-military helicopters and other reused materials