Desigers Wendy Maruyama and Tom Loeser exhibit new work for the first time together in New York City in over 30 years in Colorama at Superhouse. This whimsical space is freeing, healing, and shockingly bright.… Read More »Colorama at Superhouse Is an Explosion of Energy
The work of Icelandic-Danish artist Olafur Eliasson has always felt like a surreal supercharge for the senses to me, as if I’m somehow experiencing the strange magic of my own sight for the first time.… Read More »Artist Olafur Eliasson’s New ‘Psychoacoustic’ Exhibition
Dezeen Showroom: Indian lighting company Naaya Studio combined style and functionality in its series of ceramic flush-mount ceiling lights, which are made of natural clays. The ceramic flush-mount ceiling lights intend to provide elegant ambient lighting… Read More »Ceramic flush-mount ceiling lights by Naaya Studio
Irish studio Scullion Architects took visual cues from long galleries in country homes in its design of Rathdown, a window-lined extension to a house in Terenure, Dublin. The elongated extension contains a spacious kitchen and… Read More »Scullion Architects adds green “long gallery” to 1930s Dublin house
Japanese studio Kengo Kuma and Associates has completed UCCA Clay Museum in China, creating a peaked form clad in handmade ceramic tiles to celebrate the “warmth of craftsmanship”. Located in Yixing, the 3,457-square-metre museum is… Read More »Kengo Kuma and Associates cloaks Chinese clay museum in handmade tiles
Swiss studio Leopold Banchini Architects used natural materials when creating the interior of the Goodbye Horses bar, with the bar, chairs, lights, handrails and changing table all made from a single tree. Located in east… Read More »Leopold Banchini creates “all the elements” of London bar from one oak tree