Designer Morag Myerscough has created an 11.5-metre-tall neon sculpture for a church in Doncaster, UK, which was informed by the “culture of embroidery and tapestry in religious buildings”. The light installation, which was made from… Read More »Morag Myerscough creates neon Love and Unity sculpture in Doncaster Minster
Custom stone furnituremaker Form(LA) has opened the doors of its first flagship store in Los Angeles – specifically a pivoting marble door punctuated by nine porthole windows. The 5,500-square-foot (510-square-metre) store is housed in a… Read More »Form(LA) hides stone furniture showroom behind marble pivot door
Boston architecture studio Studio 3.0 has added a wedge-shaped extension and a screened-in porch to an octagon-shaped house in Cape Cod originally built in the 1970s, keeping the addition distinct from the original core. Located… Read More »Studio 3.0 adds dual extensions to 1970s Octagon house in Cape Cod
Portland-based studio Hacker Architects has replaced an outdated lodge with a blackened wood-and-glass structure featuring elements informed by the volcanic landscape of Sisters, Oregon. Black Butte Ranch was planned and constructed in the early 1970s,… Read More »Volcanic landscape informs Hacker Architects design of Oregon lodge
A new headquarters for Moas Group in São Paulo, Brazil, designed by Perkins&Will, boasts a full showroom and office in one space. A market leader in the country, company management wanted a modern hub that… Read More »A Showroom + Office at Moas Group’s New Headquarters in Brazil
Meet ARCHIVISM’s inaugural collection, bringing a fresh sense of Brutalist and Romantic touches to any interior. An earnest exploration into the history of American woodwork and craft, ARCHIVISM strives to usher in a new era,… Read More »ARCHIVISM Fosters New Wave of American Design With Debut Collection