Australian studio Karen Abernethy Interiors and Architecture has restored and extended a 1950s modernist home in Melbourne, Australia, nestling two small pavilions into a lushly planted site. Originally designed by the architect Peter McIntyre in… Read More »Karen Abernethy adds metal-clad pavilions to modernist Melbourne home
From expansive outdoor spaces to discrete rooftop nooks, our latest roundup spotlights homes from Mexico to Vietnam crowned with rooftop terraces for enjoying the summer sun. Photo by Anders Hviid Vipp Todos Santos, Mexico, by PPAA… Read More »Eight homes with rooftop terraces that offer a sunny retreat
Ghostly imprints of hands, butts and other body parts linger on the surface of this heat-reactive seating collection, developed by London designer and Central Saint Martins graduate Jacob Walls. His Pangolin benches are made using… Read More »Pangolin seating changes colour like a mood ring in response to touch
Dezeen School Shows: an illustrated diary detailing daily life in mid-conflict Ukraine is among the projects by postgraduate students enrolled on design courses at the University of Portsmouth. Also featured is a series of sculptural seaside… Read More »Diary of life in war-torn Ukraine among projects by University of Portsmouth students
Garments are presented on a dry cleaner’s rack inside this compact boutique that New York studio Rafael de Cárdenas has designed for bi-annual style magazine HommeGirls. The store in Manhattan’s Lower East Side provides a… Read More »HommeGirls boutique by Rafael de Cárdenas features rotating garments
Sculptural walls of curved concrete hug a series of planted terraces for cats and dogs at this veterinary hospital in Albania, designed by Swiss studio Davide Macullo Architects. Located in the Albanian capital of Tirana,… Read More »Curved concrete walls create “open and freeing environment” at veterinary hospital