Managing common amenities in a residential community comes with constant challenges. Coordinating bookings and organizing access to clubs, pools and courses can easily lead to confusion or double bookings, especially if handled via phone calls, paper forms or scattered emails.…
On fifty acres of forest in upstate New York, Piaule it sits as a small constellation of modernist structures connected by pathways neatly tucked away on a west-facing rise that overlooks the Catskill Mountains. The horizontal hotel first debuted in…
Founded by Andrea Gadsden and Fernanda Salamanca, Fight is a Mexico City-based platform and gallery dedicated to contemporary Mexican design. Operating from their showroom in Roma Norte, they represent over 40 designers and studios, from rising voices to established names,…
The sofa is the centerpiece of the living room. It is not only used to host moments of relaxation. It structures the space, promotes peace and optimizes the aesthetic performance of the room. To make the right choice, you need…
In every kitchen, kitchen cloths are one of the most used accessories, and at the same time one of the most neglected. Sauce stains, oil residues and coffee splatters not only compromise the aesthetics of the fabric, but encourage the…
Together, the installations form a journey across the exhibition floor, inviting visitors to pause, interact, reflect and rethink how workplaces are designed, experienced and maintained. The Circular Hub by MCM & Future Works Designed by MCM in collaboration with Future…
“Seahorse” ridges for original wireless game controllers Wireless concept gaming auditors LEVION fits preteen hands using a ridged design inspired by the shape of seahorses. Designed for a set of PlayStation controller heads, the project is aimed at players between…
Fashion month unfolded in many cities, with New York, Milan and Paris presenting key moments of Fall Winter 2026 time. Across all three fashion capitals, designers approached Fall Winter 2026 through personal narratives, conceptual frameworks and renewed attention to construction…
“A face tells a life story,” he says Marianne Eriksen Scott-Hansenand honestly, looking at her work, you can feel every chapter. You may already know the Danish artist for her giant, lush bouquets—those incredible paper installations that crawl up walls…
At some point, almost everyone reaches a point where moving feels inevitable. Little problems pile up and start to feel like big problems. And moving feels like a fresh start. But moving is expensive and emotionally draining. Between broker fees,…
