Nigerian architect Tosin Oshinowo‘s latest research project exploring Lagos‘ markets was unveiled at this year’s Venice Architecture Biennale. In this interview, she explains how these markets pose solutions for urban development in Africa. While current… Read More »Traditional systems offer “model of progress” for African cities says Tosin Oshinowo
A chair that doubles as a record player features in Editions, the debut furniture collection by London studio Pirajean Lees, which includes pieces crafted from onyx, horsehair and ebonised oak. Known for its many-layered interior… Read More »Pirajean Lees launches furniture collection to be “passed down through generations”
As per the studies, an average adult spends roughly 30% of their time in bed. So, make sure your bedroom is the proper size and that it is cozy for you. One of the first… Read More »What Is Average Bedroom Size? Everything You Need to Know
All-white furnishings feature in this exhibition by US gallery Ralph Pucci, which is showcased within an Oscar Niemeyer-designed pavilion at French art destination Chateau La Coste. The Pure exhibition brings together lighting, seating and tables… Read More »Ralph Pucci exhibition at Chateau La Coste strips furniture down to its “purest state”
US studio David Baker Architects has used wood, polycarbonate panels and steel for the adaptation of a 1900s masonry building into the Wyatt Builds office space in Birmingham, Alabama, USA. Completed in 2024, the Wyatt… Read More »David Baker Architects utilises “small but mighty” details in brick building conversion
Dezeen Showroom: Thai design practice Thinkk Studio aided a struggling Bangkok-based metalwork factory by collaborating on the design and manufacturing of a chair made from perforated steel. The Stamping chair has a slender, colourful appearance that… Read More »Stamping chair by Thinkk Studio