Promotion: Welsh brand Smile Plastics’ products promote the “imaginative, repetitive reuse” of plastic in a bid to mitigate its environmental impact. Swansea-based Smile Plastics was founded in the 1990s by engineer Colin Williamson and designer… Read More »“Is plastic the problem or the future?” asks Smile Plastics
With only one crease, a smooth textile surface folds back over itself for a layered effect juxtaposing round edges against the opposing, which are rectilinear. Akin to bespoke garment construction, the Narinari chair – designed… Read More »The Narinari Chair by B&B Italia Is a Sartorial, Sensory experience
Based in Buenos Aires, Argentina, visual artist Paul Sende caught the creative bug early, with jazz and instrumental music often being played in his childhood home. It helped pave the way to the exploration of… Read More »Paul Sende Explores the Perception of Geometry Via Visual Art
Often referred to as the most famous hotel in Tulum, Mexico, Azulik Tulum has already garnered attention with their back-to-nature biophilic take on eco-tourism, the sort of destination popular with the intersection of the influencer… Read More »AZULIK Mobility Offers the Wildest Way to Get Around Paradise
Dezeen Showroom: British brand Tornado continues its minimalist wall lighting range with the Linear Plaster lamp, which can be used as a light source in an emergency. The Linear Plaster wall light has a simple square… Read More »Linear Plaster wall light by Tornado
Architecture studio Herzog & de Meuron has unveiled Kornmarktplatz, an arched structure that extends behind a neo-baroque facade in Bregenz and contains an apartment and hotel. Located on a square near Lake Constance in Austria,… Read More »Herzog & de Meuron inserts arched apartment behind old facade in Austria