Dezeen Showroom: Milan studio Skrivo took visual cues from skateboarding infrastructure when designing the curved-edged Ramp seating for furniture brand MDD. Ramp is available as a series of seating styles, developed by Skrivo to be combined… Read More »Ramp seating by Skrivo for MDD
Being an audiophile can be expensive, with quality speakers, amplifiers, and turntables often costing thousands of dollars. However, some brands, like Pro-Ject, stand out by offering high-performance turntables at more reasonable prices. The Pro-Ject Debut… Read More »Pro-Ject Shares the Art of Building Stellar, Affordable Turntables
Dezeen Showroom: Dutch design brand Palet has developed a system for manufacturing ceramic tiles with a distinctive six-striped composition that can be personalised in both its colour and pattern. Palet‘s signature tiles have a glossy,… Read More »Tiles by Palet
Since 2015, Montreal-based designer Thom Fougere and Toronto’s renowned design store Mjölk have collaborated on a series of collections that blend Fougere’s signature style of refined minimalism with Mjölk’s dedication to masterful craftsmanship, functionality, and… Read More »Thom Fougere Brings His Refined Minimalism to Mjölk Once Again
Horizontal larch planks clad the exterior of Brampton, a house on a steeply sloping site in Cumbria by Scottish studio Mary Arnold-Forster Architects. Named after the nearby town of Brampton, the home replaces a former… Read More »Mary Arnold-Forster Architects creates “modern agricultural aesthetic” for Cumbrian home
In the 1950s, French designer Charlotte Perriand stepped out of the shadow of her mentor Le Corbusier and created several pieces that would enter the mid-century modern design canon – most notably a pioneering modular… Read More »Charlotte Perriand’s Bibliothèques countered the “elitist” furniture she created for Le Corbusier