Dezeen School Shows: a jewellery collection made from aluminium and silver informed by funeral traditions in China is included in Dezeen’s latest school show by New Designers. Also included is a couture collection utilising textile printing… Read More »New Designers presents nine student design projects
Nestled in the Leslieville neighborhood of Toronto, Canada, House Caroline (great name!) is a modern A-framed addition to a Victorian home from the 1850s. The project, designed by Reign Architects, marries historical charm with modern… Read More »House Caroline: A Contemporary A-Frame Addition in Toronto
French manufacturer Lyon Béton marries the utility of Bauhaus with the material honesty of Brutalism in their artisanal concrete home furnishings. Born to that union is the Dice design system devised by Alexandre Dubreuil –… Read More »The Dice Design System Promises Play in Perpetuity
Like clockwork every May, NYCxDESIGN inspires us with innumerable new products and collections, but it also serves as an opportunity for newly-launched brands to make themselves known to the larger design industry. A prime example… Read More »Petra Opens the Door to an Artistic Hardware Scene at NYCxDESIGN
Promotion: plastic can remain a useful material long into the future with a thoughtful approach, argues Smile Plastics co-founder Rosalie McMillan. Smile Plastics, based in Wales, manufactures interior panels entirely from waste plastic for brands… Read More »“We have a duty to honour plastics” says Smile Plastics co-founder Rosalie McMillan
Hiroshi Sugimoto’s latest series of photographs is on view at Lisson Gallery in New York City in an exhibition titled Optical Allusion. The famed photographer captures blurry abstract images of refracted daylight that, displayed alongside… Read More »Splitting Daylight: Hiroshi Sugimoto’s Photographs of Color