US firm Glasst Innovation Company has launched the “world’s first peelable architectural paint“, which can be applied to a range of surfaces and peeled off by hand. Designed to create a versatile solution for redecorating,… Read More »Glasst Innovation Company launches “temporary and peelable” paint
Local architecture studio Selldorf Architects has clad a pair of skyscrapers on the waterfront of Brooklyn‘s Williamsburg neghbourhood with iridescent porcelain tiles Following images released of the project under construction last year, One Domino Square… Read More »Selldorf Architects completes porcelain-clad Brooklyn skyscrapers
Nestled in the scenic western mountains near Madrid, Spain, Casamontesa, designed by Lucas y Hernández-Gil of Kresta Design, stands at the crossroads of nostalgia and modern design. Originally built in the 1970s as part of… Read More »Casamontesa Enlists Urban Aesthetics for a Mountain Retreat in Spain
We all know that furniture is more than just a functional addition to our home; it’s a reflection of our lifestyle and aesthetic. With the debut of CABINET+, London-based architectural office SKNYPL is redefining how… Read More »CABINET+: Four Elements Create Multiple Configurations
Leica has once again combined nostalgia with modern technology in its latest release, the Leica M11-D. This camera is designed for photographers seeking a purer, more tactile experience without sacrificing the signature Leica quality. The… Read More »The Leica M11-D Takes the Distractions Out of Photography… For a Price
Online design magazine Design Week has relaunched today after closing in January, with an updated visual identity informed by the Bauhaus. Originally launched as a print publication by writer Jeremy Myerson in 1986 before going… Read More »Design Week magazine relaunched by team of “raucous cheerleaders for design and designers”