Choosing the perfect glassware is an art in itself. Glassware might seem like just everyday objects, but the moment you find yourself in need of the right one – whether for a crisp martini, a… Read More »Bar/Giani by NUDE: Glassware Designed for the Art of Mixology
Dezeen Showroom: curved paper lampshades can be angled to change the direction of light in this collection of lamps by designer Sebastian Herkner for German brand Midgard. Named after Finnish-American textile artist and sculptor Loja Saarinen,… Read More »Loja lighting collection by Sebastian Herkner for Midgard
When Jackson Schwartz was a teenager he watched videos of glassblowing and was transfixed by the process. As he worked with glass he became fully immersed in the craft, responding to the material as it… Read More »F5: Jackson Schwartz on the Forest, Clouds, Snowy Branches + More
A structural stone loggia and cross-laminated timber upper storey frame views of the English countryside at Field House, a home in West Sussex by London studio Wilkinson King Architects. Field House is a home for… Read More »Limestone loggia wraps rural English home by Wilkinson King Architects
Architects and designers including David Chipperfield, Daniel Libeskind, Audrey Large and Philippe Starck have created funeral urns for Alessi‘s The Last Pot exhibition at Milan design week. Alongside Chipperfield, Libeskind, Large and Starck, Michael Anastassiades, Michele… Read More »Philippe Starck and Daniel Libeskind create funeral urns for Alessi
As British furniture brand SCP celebrates its 40th anniversary, its founder Sheridan Coakley reflects on the brand’s journey over the past four decades. In the mid-1980s, when antique and reproduction furniture prevailed in the UK,… Read More »“You can’t have your roots in modernism forever” says SCP founder Sheridan Coakley