Nestled between the vibrant neighborhoods of Exarcheia and Kolonaki, the Art Curators’ Apartment at the base of Athens’ Lycabettus Hill has undergone a dramatic transformation by Oikonomakis Siampakoulis architects. Originally a standard 1970s two-bedroom dwelling, it… Read More »A 1970s Apartment in Athens Is Renovated for Two Art Curators
The Lexon x Pantone Collaboration is a dynamic culmination of what both brands do best: color. Lexon, known and loved in the industry since 1991 for their fun electronics and speakers, has always considered color… Read More »The New Lexon x Pantone Collaboration Is Just the Right Shade
Power accessories can be helpful and look cool in the process. And, perhaps there are no cooler looking chargers than the new Genki Moonbase, which is a 7-in-1 device that not only keeps all your devices… Read More »The Genki Moonbase Powers Seven Devices With Sci-Fi Flare
In a narrow alley of Mallorca, Spain, a simple renovation metamorphosed into something far more ambitious – a masterclass in manipulating light and space that recalls the luminous spatial experiments of Josep Antoni Coderch in… Read More »Casa Mila by Isla Architects Transforms Narrow Mallorcan Plot
Melbourne designer Robbie Walker has completed a raised steel cabin resembling a “sculpture in the trees” of a dense forest in Victoria, Australia. Named Sawmill Treehouse, the home sits on a steeply sloping site in… Read More »Robbie Walker covers Sawmill Treehouse in Australia with slatted steel
A wave of radical designers in Sweden are experimenting with digital technology and alternative materials to invent new ways of making furniture. Amy Frearson reports. Today’s creatives are not just making use of emerging technologies… Read More »Swedish designers doing things that have “never been done before”