By all outward appearances, Jac’s on Bond lays quietly below the iconic cobblestone streets of New York City’s NoHo among other hidden haunts, tucked into a landmarked townhouse dating back to 1831. But upon entry,… Read More »Jac’s on Bond Beckons Guests to Overstay Their Welcome
Cork is an infinitely recyclable material, boasting a number of other features including fire resistance, buoyancy, and being naturally hydrophobic. Recognizing the sustainable and beautiful characteristics of the material, Brooklyn-based designer and educator Daniel Michalik… Read More »Daniel Michalik Elevates Eco-Friendly Cork in Forest for the Trees
Dezeen School Shows: a centre for people with Alzheimer‘s disease that features biophilic design elements is among the architecture projects from California Baptist University. Also included is a theatre featuring wave-like forms to immerse guests… Read More »Biophilic centre for Alzheimer’s patients among projects from California Baptist University
Smart doorbells are now standard fare for modern homes, but most offer little beyond video monitoring and push notifications. The Aqara Doorbell Camera Hub G410 takes a different approach entirely. Not only is it a stylish… Read More »The Aqara G410 Is a Smart Doorbell and Home Hub in One
Dezeen Showroom: Tarkett-owned carpet brand Desso has released a range of subtly striped carpet tiles that aim to create soft transitions between zones in open plan interiors. Tactile Craft carpet tiles come in three different… Read More »Tactile Craft carpet tiles by Tarkett
In a workshop nestled in Virginia’s Blue Ridge Mountains, silk is hand-tailored around luminous spheres with the precision of haute couture, revealing how Workstead’s newest LANTERN collection reimagines the very nature of architectural lighting through the… Read More »Workstead’s LANTERN Collection Brings Couture-Level Illumination