Designer and curator Kirsten Visdal has filled a former smoking room at the Musée d’Orsay in Paris with Norwegian furniture, objects and sculptures. For three days only, Visdal transformed Le Fumoir – a room that… Read More »Kirsten Visdal explores the maximalist side of Norwegian design at Musée d’Orsay
A travertine ramp forms the centrepiece of the Vans West End store in London, which was remodelled by architect Andrea Caputo to celebrate skateboarding, music and art. American apparel and accessories brand Vans looked to… Read More »Vans installs skateable ramp at refurbished central London store
Designer Matthew Fisher has created a gallery and display space for his stoneware objects in New York City’s Seaport neighbourhood, referencing ancient culture and contemporary performance design. The M Fisher Seaport Gallery is located at… Read More »Matthew Fisher blends antiquity with “comforts of quiet luxury” in New York gallery
This elevated water tower by Spanish studio Temperaturas Extremas is designed to camouflage with trees in a forest in Luxembourg and provide shelter for nesting birds and bats. The Bird and Mammal Shelter and Water… Read More »Temperaturas Extremas incorporates bird nests into tree-like Luxembourg water tower
Rough-hewn stone basins and smooth marble sinks are featured in our latest lookbook, which showcases bathrooms with monumental stone sinks. Stone basins, whether made from marble, travertine or more rustic unpolished stone, are often used… Read More »Eight bathrooms with chunky sculptural stone sinks
Swiss architecture studio Atelier Archiplein has refurbished and extended La Villa house in Annecy, France, renewing the home’s dated interiors. Situated on a hillside overlooking Annecy Lake, the 1960s home was in need of updating… Read More »Atelier Archiplein updates 1960s lakeside villa in France