It’s that time of the year when we start to romanticize the small but meaningful ways we’ll embrace the changing seasons. With spring just around the corner, our thoughts turn to lingering alfresco dinners, warm… Read More »Louis Poulsen Reinterprets a Danish Classic Lamp for Outdoor Living
We always love to see an easter egg in product design, and Samuel Wilkinson doesn’t disappoint with his newest lighting solution – a chandelier – produced in collaboration with Danish brand Astep. Sorpresa utilizes a… Read More »Expand Your Notions of Lighting With Sorpresa by Samuel Wilkinson
Dezeen Showroom: designed to reduce auditory clutter while adding visual interest to rooms, Autex Acoustics‘ Groove Duet panels make use of precision router cutting to create clean geometric patterns. Suitable for walls and ceilings, the Groove… Read More »Groove Duet by Autex Acoustics
Julian Opie’s distinct artistic language is recognizable across the world – whether in massive pubic sculpture, digital animations, or paint, his human figures always surprise with how much individuality is conveyed in such reduced forms.… Read More »Julian Opie’s 10-Foot Pedestrians Are a Joyous Surprise
London studio Proctor & Shaw has used thin timber battens to clad this house extension in Peckham, which is crowned by planted roofs and a tiered allotment. Named Hope Villa, the project both updated and… Read More »Proctor & Shaw tops Hope Villa extension in London with allotment
A cantilevered frame chair is next up in our Art Deco Centenary series. Developed by German-American designer Kem Weber, the self-assembly Airline chair laid the foundations for the flat-pack era. In 1935, decades before IKEA,… Read More »Kem Weber’s Airline chair combined art deco style with flat-pack assembly