Glass and paper remain being two of the most ancient manmade materials, eons of trial, error, and history in their wake. Two such ubiquitous substances that we could possibly take them for granted in our… Read More »POETICA Reimagines Glass and Paper as Vessels for Memories
The STOCKHOLM 2025 collection from IKEA was unveiled in Milan during Salone del Mobile this year, celebrating 40 years since its initial debut. With a stunning 96 new pieces in the collection – its largest… Read More »The STOCKHOLM 2025 Collection From IKEA Celebrates Swedish Design
Dezeen Showroom: Dutch lighting design studio Brand Van Egmond aimed to capture the poetry of motion in this chandelier, which is composed of intertwining lengths of metal. While such a composition should suggest chaos, instead… Read More »Salsa chandelier by Brand Van Egmond
The Japanese spatial concept of oku, or inwardness, informed an “unfolding” series of rooms and gardens at this home in Singapore, designed by local studio Freight Architects. Aptly named Oku House, the home occupies a… Read More »Freight Architects models inward-facing Singapore home on traditional shophouses
Artist Do Ho Suh has created a colourful, woven-together model of his former homes for the Walk the House exhibition, which opens today in London. Named Walk the House after a Korean expression related to how… Read More »Do Ho Suh explores how architecture is “an important element in forming your identity” in Tate Modern exhibition
A report published by the Royal Institute of British Architects has revealed low pay, poor mental health and a culture of unpaid overtime across the industry. Released earlier this week by RIBA, the Workplace Conditions… Read More »RIBA report finds “many” architecture professionals not paid Real Living Wage