Skincare brand Aesop has opened a minimalist store in London’s Knightsbridge, featuring a “soap corridor” created with uniform tiles made from the everyday bathroom product. Set within a slim and narrow room on Brompton Road,… Read More »Aesop clads London store with tactile bars of soap
British photographer Alastair Philip Wiper has documented a subterranean fallout shelter in Las Vegas, Nevada, complete with a four-hole putting green surrounded by faux pine trees and painted scenery. Built in 1978 by millionaire Jerry Henderson,… Read More »Alastair Philip Wiper captures “over-the-top kitsch” 1970s doomsday bunker in Las Vegas
Local architecture studios Pelletier de Fontenay and Leclerc Architects have created a Quebec primary school organised around an open courtyard to create a “permeable” boundary with nature. Located outside of Montreal in Shefford, École du… Read More »Pelletier de Fontenay creates “permeable” boundary for Quebec school
Dezeen School Shows: we’ve selected seven student design projects that have been featured on Dezeen School Shows that explore women‘s health and experiences. These undergraduate and postgraduate projects range from interior to product design, spanning… Read More »Seven student design projects exploring women’s health and experiences
In its post-Civil War evolution, Atlanta was something of a phoenix rising from the ashes. This now booming metropolis was one of the first in the Reconstruction era to embrace the “New South” model, favoring… Read More »Atlanta’s History of Resilience Takes Pride of Place at the New FORTH Hotel
Expanding her foray into glass, this cheeky vessel collection from Jess Humphrey embodies a rich minimalist tradition in a slightly unconventional medium. Taking inspiration from the works of Ellsworth Kelly and Josef Albers, the hand-blown vessels… Read More »Get Your Rocks Off, Honey: Glass Vessels by Jess Humphrey