Dezeen Showroom: German lighting brand Midgard Licht has advertised a selection of lighting from its catalogue on Dezeen Showroom, all unified by being manually adjustable. An adjustable hat-like shade is common to each of the lamps… Read More »Midgard Licht lights up Dezeen Showroom with four adjustable lamps
When it comes to tiles, are you in the camp that considers them as purely aesthetic or entirely functional? There’s no shortage of beautiful tiles out there – ceramic, marble, terrazzo, concrete – but beyond… Read More »These Ceramic UU Tiles by Unknown, Untitled Double as Hooks and Lamps
A web of wooden joinery designed to mimic the rafters of a boat frames the Bahrain Pavilion, designed by Lebanese architect Lina Ghotmeh for the Expo 2025 Osaka. Named Connecting Seas, the 17-metre-tall pavilion draws… Read More »Lina Ghotmeh brings “sense of voyage” to Osaka Expo with boat-like Bahrain Pavilion
Much of the exterior cladding and superstructural work has been completed on the 270 Park Avenue supertall skyscraper in New York, designed by UK architecture studio Foster + Partners to be “all-electric”. After topping out… Read More »Foster + Partners supertall skyscraper for JP Morgan progresses in New York
While bezels are usually employed in design to provide a softer edge to a harsh corner, the examples we see in Kallista’s new Bezel collection, designed in partnership with Cristina Rubinetterie and the design team of… Read More »Kallista’s New Bezel Collection Gives Your Bathroom a Luxe Facelift
Spanning two galleries in New York City, artist Kennedy Yanko presents her largest exhibition to date with 30 crushed metal and “paint skin” sculptures that pack a resonating gravitational punch. In Tribeca, “Epithets” at James… Read More »Kennedy Yanko’s Epic Two-Gallery Exhibition of Crushed Metal