Swedish tech company Teenage Engineering has developed a beat machine that allows users to create their own medieval-style music by combining samples of lutes, hurdy-gurdies and “rowdy peasants”. With its unique range of sounds and… Read More »Teenage Engineering releases “world’s first medieval electronic instrument”
International design firm Aidia Studio designed a community centre in Oaxaca, Mexico complete with vaulted roofs that shade a series of screens composed of square concrete blocks. Known as Centro DIF Comitancillo, the 312-square metre… Read More »Aidia Studio outfits Oaxacan community centre with “mysterious” concrete lattice
From a tall structure with a metal screen in SoHo to house extensions in neighbourhoods around Prospect Park, we’ve rounded up seven townhouses in New York City designed to make the most of narrow lots.… Read More »Seven narrow New York townhouses making the most of urban space
An office park in Warsaw, Poland houses the vibrant Coca-Cola HBC headquarters, designed by studio BIT CREATIVE. The eclectic mix of interiors celebrate the iconic company’s beverage brands, replete with the iconography and signature colors… Read More »A Coca-Cola Office in Poland Celebrates the Company’s Iconic Brands
Crystal clear waters of teal and iolite lapping sandy seasides. Salty air mixing with warm sunshine. And shades of citrus so vibrant they could ignite. Through a curated palette of coastal hues – carefully calibrated… Read More »Nespresso + Pantone Partner for a Rich Mediterranean Color Story
Over the past five years or so, the smartphone industry has been criticized for its perceived stagnancy in design, and it’s easy to see why. Every new phone is essentially a glass slab with rounded… Read More »Google Pixel 9 Designer Chats Designing Unique-Looking Phone in a Sea of Monotony