Dezeen Showroom: Danish furniture brand Fredericia and designer Hugo Passos aimed to meet the highest sustainability standards with this armchair, which features removable covers and minimal glue. A new addition to the Gomo seating line,… Read More »Gomo armchair by Hugo Passos for Fredericia
Biennial architecture festival Exhibit Columbus has removed A View of the World from Indiana, an installation designed by Sarah Aziz that featured statues of a dozen well-known architects, some depicted with minimal clothing. The exhibition… Read More »Exhibit Columbus removes controversial installation with statues of semi-nude architects
Interior design trends evolve over time and not just in terms of finishes, fixtures, and furnishings. The way in which rooms are laid out and meet the demands of the day change too. In the… Read More »Berlin’s 25hours Hotel Bikini Celebrates 10th Anniversary With a Timely Refresh
French for “peony,” the Pivoine Collection from Quebec-based lighting brand Luminaire Authentik does a stellar job of embodying the delicacy of the fragrant perennial, transforming it into sculptural lighting that feels both modern and timeless.… Read More »Luminaire Authentik Captures Floral Elegance With Pivoine
KEF has long been synonymous with premium home audio, producing some of the most revered hi-fi and home theater speakers in the world. Now, with the launch of the KEF XIO soundbar, the British audio… Read More »The KEF XIO Soundbar Delivers Audiophile Performance in Minimalist Package
Dezeen Showroom: Spanish tile brand Keraben aimed to recreate the warmth of hand-moulded clay with its Terracotta tile collection, with options for walls and floors. The Terracotta porcelain tiles have a softly mottled surface that… Read More »Terracotta collection tiles by Keraben