Some of us aren’t naturally inclined toward taking care of plants – but shouldn’t everyone have a bit of greenery at home if they want? Research consistently shows that surrounding ourselves with nature enhances both… Read More »Having Trouble Keeping Your Plants Alive? Tendril Can Help
An exposed mass-timber structure designed to resemble a tree gives a “distinct architectural identity” to this Harvard University student centre, designed by American architecture firm Studio Gang. Rubenstein Treehouse is a social hub at Harvard‘s Allston… Read More »Studio Gang exposes mass-timber structure of Rubenstein Treehouse at Harvard
Dezeen Showroom: Lithuanian office furniture brand Narbutas has launched the Sonus S+ acoustic pod, designed to be comfortable enough to work in for extended periods of time. The new Sonus S+ pod was created with… Read More »Sonus S+ acoustic pod by Narbutas
Headphones are a tricky thing. Not only do they tend to be bulky and somewhat unsightly when mounted but varying sound qualities are also hard to get right. Stemming from its no-nonsense approach to style… Read More »The Nothing CMF Headphone Pro Can Be Tuned Like a Stereo
At first glance, the new Eclipse Collection from Petite Friture appears deceptively simple. Designed by Marie Garnier and Asa Pingree of Brooklyn-based Garnier Pingree, the indoor/outdoor seating line is minimal in its sleek silhouettes –… Read More »The Eclipse Series Makes Indoor/Outdoor Lounging Look Stellar
Dublin studio Heneghan Peng Architects has reached completion on the long-awaited Grand Egyptian Museum in Giza, more than three decades after plans for the project were announced. Sprawled across a 50,000-square-metre site close to the… Read More »Grand Egyptian Museum reaches completion in Giza