The Tugendhat Chair is getting a new spotlight in 2024, thanks to Knoll. The 1929 archival icon was originally designed for Villa Tungendhat, located in Brno, Czech Republic, which was designated a UNESCO World Heritage Site… Read More »Knoll Refreshes the Tugendhat Chair by Ludwig Mies van der Rohe
Treating the frames of her room dividers as giant looms, designer Nathalie Van der Massen weaves intricate and delicate designs that simultaneously offer privacy and transparency. The collection, named REN, consists of three limited-edition room… Read More »REN: A Series of Room Dividers United by Materiality
The JMGO N1S Ultra 4K Triple Color Laser gimbal projector is the sort of device that could make you rethink your entire living room. What we mean is the new generation of laser projectors introduce… Read More »JMGO Mini Triple Laser Projectors Have a Handle on Binging Wherever
Dezeen Showroom: modular seating informed by highways in Germany and rugs made from plastic depicting polluted rivers are among products on Dezeen Showroom that are informed by landscapes. Pieces in the following selection are all… Read More »Eight scenic products informed by earth’s diverse landscapes
The crumbling stone walls of an old farmhouse formed the starting point for Casa 1627, a house in Spain completed by local studio H Arquitectes. In the agricultural landscape of Pals in Girona’s Baix Empordà,… Read More »Stone ruins turned into Spanish home by H Arquitectes
Australian studio Fouché Architects has completed Tallowwood Cabin, a black house with an angular form that cantilevers over its sloping plot in Queensland. Tallowwood Cabin is located in a small clearing within a forested site… Read More »Fouché Architects perches black house on forested Queensland hillside