At this year’s Dundee Design Festival, bookends got their moment in the spotlight. Often the humble sidekick to your favorite reads, they stepped out from the shadows to become centerpieces of an exhibition that’s all… Read More »A Exhibition of Bookends Unveils a Tribute to Pioneering Journalists
White space, in design and in music, is often a welcome respite. The pauses, quick between the notes and longer between stanzas, are what sparks intrigue within the listener as we’re waiting for more. The… Read More »Legato Lighting by Luca Nichetto for Matter Made Makes Spaces Glow
Architecture studio LMN Architects and landscape studio Field Operations have opened a wood-clad aquarium extension topped with a public park that acts as a bridge between the city and Seattle’s waterfront. Part of a larger… Read More »LMN Architects and Field Operations open aquarium extension and park in Seattle
If it’s good enough for the desks of Barack Obama and Tim Cook, it’s good enough for us. Humanscale is celebrating the 25th anniversary of the Freedom Chair, an office chair that redefined ergonomic design… Read More »Celebrating the Freedom Chair’s 25 Year Anniversary With Humanscale
Dezeen Showroom: high performance meets natural textures in US brand Designtex‘s Facet fabric, which features a pattern of fine linework over a woven-look background. Facet is part of Designtex’s Wayside collection, which is made of 100… Read More »Facet fabric by Designtex
Archaeological remains of Shakespeare’s 16th-century Curtain Playhouse have been uncovered and integrated into the Museum of Shakespeare in Shoreditch, east London, by Perkins&Will. Designed to “reveal and celebrate the historically significant remains” of the theatre,… Read More »Museum of Shakespeare protects archaeological remains of Curtain Playhouse