Burls are usually a sign of distress within the tree, a deformation characterized by its knobbly appearance and beautiful undulating grain, radiating from the injured area. A touching example of the human urge to celebrate… Read More »Don Heston Studio Celebrates Unique Burls With New Furniture
Apple’s AirPods Max are undoubtedly the pinnacle of Apple’s headphone lineup, delivering exceptional sound quality. However, their battery life isn’t exactly stellar – especially if you’re not in the habit of slipping them into their… Read More »The Bionic Charging Stand Keeps Your AirPods Max Juiced Up in Style
In the heart of Austin’s Travis Heights neighborhood, the afternoon sun streams through the vast north-facing glass addition of the Travis Heights Historic Home by architect Michael Hsu Office of Architecture. Light casts geometric shadows… Read More »Michael Hsu Reimagines 1800’s Austin Home for Contemporary Living
Dezeen Showroom: as part of its Terrae tile collection, Italian brand Casalgrande Padana has released a porcelain stoneware tile rendered in earthy beige and brown tones. Inspired by hues found in nature, the Terrae collection… Read More »Caramel Terrae collection tiles by Casalgrande Padana
Swedish architecture studio Campus has completed a clifftop home in Värmdö overlooking the Stockholm archipelago, designed using a palette of exposed concrete, timber, steel and stone. Named House Djurö, the home replaces an old building… Read More »Campus uses “raw and utilitarian” finishes for coastal home in Sweden
Italian architect Carlo Ratti explains how people, not technology, will be at the centre of this year’s Venice Architecture Biennale in this exclusive interview. Announcing the theme of this year’s event, Ratti told the audience… Read More »“This certainly won’t be the tech bro biennale” says Venice Architecture Biennale curator Carlo Ratti