Promotion: hit-and-miss brickwork sparks curiosity and is a sustainable choice that can also help architects push boundaries, according to clay product specialist Michelmersh Brick Holdings. Hit-and-miss brickwork is a bricklaying technique that results in gaps… Read More »Hit-and-miss brickwork makes “creative use of sustainable clay brick”
Mexico City design studio Locus has added skylights and solar panels to a circular holiday house in Mexico‘s Valle de Bravo to capture as much sunlight as possible. Casa Girasol is situated within a pine… Read More »Locus shapes Casa Girasol in Mexico to catch the sun
Bratislava-based Beef Architekti arranged a series of concrete slabs informed by fish gills to let light and air into House of Gills in Slovakia. Situated in a densely populated area of Bratislava, Beef Architekti aimed… Read More »Beef Architekti designs House of Gills to “breathe like a fish”
A “brutalist cat-flap” and a room dedicated to “feline enrichment” feature in our latest lookbook rounding up seven homes created with design-forward cats in mind. Featuring cat tunnels, climbing frames and cosy cubbies, this lookbook… Read More »Seven feline-friendly interiors that make cats the master of the home
South Korean designer Junho Kang has created Cling, a stool made from stainless steel sheets and designed to resemble a climber’s grip. The stool was designed to reference different aspects of lead climbing, with a… Read More »Rock climbing informs stool with integrated carabiner by Junho Kang
Ribbed velvet walls and curved wood details decorate this restaurant by Marc Ange Design Studio on the border between Pacific Palisades and Santa Monica, which has just reopened following January’s devastating fires. Muse, the contemporary… Read More »Marc Ange envelops LA restaurant Muse in earthy caramel tones