Canada’s First Balloon Florist: Ballooms Bright, bouncy bouquets of larger-than-life florals, these inflated creations—crafted from 100 percent natural biodegradable latex by the Toronto-based studio Ballooms—offer so much more than the average twist-up giraffe or other… Read More »Take 5: Balloon Flowers, An Interactive Wall Sconce, Magazine-Land + More
Is it a mushroom? Is it a singular bloom of lily-of-the-valley, immersing us in a world much larger than our own? Many lighting collections quietly deny our collective need to be a tiny fairy in… Read More »Hwang Bishop Debuts Bloom Lighting in Fresh Matte Palette
Along the shores of Lake Louise––some 5,000 above sea level where the Victoria Glacier feeds directly into a new bathing facility––Matteo Thun has designed BASIN Glacial Waters to function as both architectural frame and sensory… Read More »Matteo Thun Embeds BASIN Glacial Waters into Lake Louise Landscape
Bread crackling, trays clanking, and cutlery clinking as pieces of stainless steel silverware meet their ceramic counterparts. These are some of the sounds emanating from Baker Bleu, Cremorne. Designed by IF Architecture for Melbourne’s cult-favorite… Read More »Baker Bleu: Where Breaking Bread is a Space-Making Ritual
The grid: a never-ending expanse of geometric order and a concept our human brains love––born perhaps from a need to seek order, but we love a beautifully straight line. Dot Objects presents their newest shelving… Read More »Dot Objects Presents Thoughtful New Shelving Collection
There are strong links between Japan and the Nordic region (a grouping of countries that includes much more than just Scandinavia). That’s especially true when it comes to sauna culture. Though the word is Finnish,… Read More »Akari Brings Authenticity to New York’s Washed Sauna Scene