It isn’t just a coat of paint or textured surface that makes an interior, it’s the objects and furniture pieces we fill them with. Often these items have personal significance – demarcate a moment in… Read More »Astraeus Clarke Expands Into Accessories With Vesper Collection
If a good roommate brings warmth and harmony to a space, then the Rumee 220 Portable Lamp does the same – only through light. As Louis Poulsen’s award-winning Designer of the Year, Gabriel Tan reimagines… Read More »Rumee by Gabriel Tan Is the Kind of Roommate Everyone Wants
Dezeen Showroom: Spanish rug brand Nanimarquina worked with US company Designtex to create a duo of high-performance textiles for the contract market that have a crafted feel. Join and Mending are both woven polyester upholstery fabrics… Read More »Join and Mending fabric by Nanimarquina and Designtex
French architecture studios Atelier 9.81 and Perrot & Richard have renovated the Palais Rameau exhibition hall in Lille, inserting a modular and demountable timber frame into its heritage-protected steel shell. Originally designed in 1878 by… Read More »Demountable timber structure reinvigorates Palais Rameau in Lille
Architecture studio Herzog & de Meuron and local studio PBDW Architects have completed a “quasi-invisible” renovation of Marcel Breuer‘s brutalist 945 Madison Avenue for auction house Sotheby’s. Herzog & de Meuron and PBDW Architects aimed to… Read More »Herzog & de Meuron transforms Breuer Building into Sotheby’s Manhattan headquarters
While Neom struggles to create ground-breaking urbanism, it is having more success replicating suburbia in the desert, writes Tom Ravenscroft. Despite grand ambitions and a barrage of flashy renders, progress on Neom has been slow.… Read More »“Neom promised radical urbanism but is delivering sterile desert suburbia”