LA-based design studio Do Lab has created a series of fabric “mushrooms” to cover the audience and performers for one of the stages at this year’s Coachella Valley Music and Arts Festival. The installation consisted… Read More »Do Lab creates sprawling fabric “mushrooms” for Coachella stage
A mélange of cobalt tile, chrome finishes, and walls awash in azure conspire for enchanted evenings tucked away in Only Love Strangers, a new bi-level cocktail lounge and restaurant on Manhattan’s Lower East Side designed… Read More »Dive Into the Blue With a Bar and Restaurant Awash in Azure
Dezeen Showroom: first created for the TV show Denmark’s Next Classic, designer Thomas Albertsen’s Grasp portable lamp for Danish brand Frandsen has an innovative rechargeable bulb. Frandsen picked up the Grasp portable lamp after Albertsen… Read More »Grasp portable lamp by Thomas Albertsen for Frandsen
If there’s one thing we in the design community can agree on, it’s that fast furniture cannot be depended on to last. Its mass-produced nature and often lower-quality materials tend to deteriorate quickly over time,… Read More »Grayn’s Inaugural Collection Rejects the Allure of Fast Furniture
Students at Swiss design school HEAD Genève have created an installation of speculative furniture design depicting a dystopian campsite at Alcova during Milan design week. Designed by students at the Master of Arts in Interior… Read More »HEAD Genève illustrates post-apocalyptic future with nomadic aluminium furniture
With a name like Transparent it’s no surprise the Swedish audio maker has continued to sound off about the appeal of their see-through speakers since we first marked them as a minimalist’s favorite back in… Read More »This Swedish Audio Brand Is Transparent In Nostalgic Appeal to Gen Z