An agricultural business has different requirements than a typical corporation centered in an urban setting. This can present a unique set of challenges to designers when they envision an alignment of operations and staff in… Read More »Reused Shipping Containers Form A Flexible Workplace in Spain
Since the dawn of the loom, all of humanity has experienced it. We’ve tried our best throughout the millennia, but there are some things that remain constant––that pile of clothing neither fully dirty nor completely… Read More »The New Laundry Chair by Simone Giertz Cleans Up Nicely
In interior design, stylistic fads come and go. More often than not, these trends reflect changing tastes and fleeting—dare we say vapid—cultural phenomena, but rarely anything else. With our homes, offices, and ever-fluid civic spaces… Read More »An Argument for Interior Design with Neuroaesthetics in Mind
Anchored by the infamous Art Basel, Miami Design Week has long perfected the art of spectacle. It is a place where design and art operate as social currency as much as cultural production—where many collectors,… Read More »IKEA Emerges a Cheeky Disruptor in the Collectible Space with GREJSIMOJS
When KWK Promes was invited to submit a concept for a house in Vilnius, Lithuania, the parameters might have sounded like an architect’s dream: Here was a private client selecting a firm via competition to… Read More »The Trim House by KWK Promes Splits the Difference
Stability – what a novel concept in this day and age. We search, create, and yearn for the balance of life to “just slow down a bit,” unwilling to admit that is in fact true… Read More »The Settecento Chair by Leonardo Liendo Brings New Depth To Stability