Tastes change. Fads fade. And with that, new styles take their place, in the ever revolving cycle of what’s in. If there was a sustainable lighting solution that could change with your taste, would you… Read More »The STAK Lamp: A Modular Solution From Melt Mod
Coffee tables are the unsung heroes of living rooms, but let’s be honest: they rarely come without a host of accessories, like trays, coasters, or other decor that we often have to incorporate to make… Read More »This Persian-Inspired Taarof Table Hides Secrets for Your Next Party
Astell&Kern is known for its high-end portable music players, but the company is back with a slightly different take. The new Astell&Kern P1 is just as premium as its previous models, but unlike previous devices,… Read More »The Astell&Kern P1 Is Built for the Audiophile on the Go
Traditional farmsteads of England’s West Country informed the rough render exterior and barn-like timber ceilings of this house in Cornwall by London studio Hugh Strange Architects. Aptly named Farmworker’s House, it is designed by Hugh… Read More »Hugh Strange Architects draws on farm architecture for Cornish courtyard home
We continue our series on mid-century modern design with a profile of Eero Saarinen, the Finnish-American architect and industrial designer whose creations were adopted as the optimistic symbols of a new post-war age. “We have… Read More »The organic designs of Eero Saarinen went “beyond the measly ABC” of modernism
Featuring transparent walls, unorthodox plans and giant staircases, we’ve rounded up 10 houses that may be trickier to live in than they are to look at. Photo by Fernando Guerra Sabater House, Spain, by Fran… Read More »Ten houses with gloriously impractical features