Designers are developing fixing systems that allow raw or sheet materials to be assembled into furniture and taken apart just as easily. We’ve picked out five of the best examples. The design industry is increasingly… Read More »Five clever joint systems that transform basic materials into furniture without glue
Local firm Estúdio Leonardo Zanatta has completed a white pavilion with a large sloped roof for commercial activities and cultural events in São Paulo, Brazil. Completed in 2025, the Tess Pavilion measures 350 square metres… Read More »Estúdio Leonardo Zanatta gives São Paulo pavilion “harp-like” form
From the Brutalist concrete forms at Paradero to the old-world Charleston charm of Casa Loma Beach Hotel, this year runs the gamut in terms of style. In many eras of design, we see a polarization:… Read More »Top 10 Travel Posts of 2025
The mark of transformative design is translating ancient concepts that work, to solve modern problems. As we grapple collectively with sustainability as a concept, the textile and lighting industries have much to reckon with in… Read More »BYBORRE and Hollis+Morris Collaborate + Innovate to Present Knit Series
Leo is a premium set of over-ear headphones launched by Loewe, the German electronics brand (not to be confused with the Spanish fashion house) behind some of the most innovative TVs of the 20th century.… Read More »Leo Is Electronics Brand Loewe’s First Over-Ear Headphones
Glass is a material of contradictions: fragile yet strong, solid yet born from liquid, precise yet unpredictable. For Dutch designer Linde Freya Tangelder, those contradictions are exactly what make it so alluring – and she… Read More »Linde Freya Tangelder on Sculpting the Fluidity of Glass for Cassina