In this day and age, there’s no need to choose anymore – boundary-breaking designers like Arnaud Lapierre are busy creating their own typologies. His latest work, RONDIN, is part-bench, part-carpet, and wholly original. Commissioned by… Read More »Arnaud Lapierre Rolls Out RONDIN: A Bench-Carpet Hybrid
Pairing together two typologies that might seem entirely opposed can either be a complete disaster or utter success. Nik Bentel Studio’s recently launched The Speaker Bag and The Mixer Bag appears to be the latter.… Read More »Nik Bentel Debuts the Playfully Clever Speaker Bag and Mixer Bag
US architecture studio Pelli Clarke & Partners has completed a skyscraper clad in glass on top of a restored 1899 train station in Boston, USA, the “busiest transit hub in New England”. Boston South Station,… Read More »Pelli Clarke & Partners “reshapes the skyline” with Boston South Station skyscraper
The kitchen has always been considered the heart of the home, but in recent years, it has evolved far beyond being just a place to prepare meals. Today’s kitchens serve as family gathering spots, work-from-home… Read More »10 Kitchen Remodeling Trends Every Homeowner Should Know
When Olga Ashby selected travertine throughout the space in this seventh arrondissement apartment on Rue de Bourgogne, she was drawing on both geological history and contemporary design practice. The project, located steps from the Eiffel… Read More »Olga Ashby Transforms Apartment With Travertine and Vintage Finds
Japanese studio SANAA has reached completion on its largest cultural project to date, Taichung Green Museumbrary in Taiwan. Set to open to the public in Taichung’s central park in December, the 58,016-square-metre building contains an… Read More »SANAA completes Taichung Green Museumbrary in Taiwan