As populations continue to age globally, architecture is increasingly faced with a difficult question: how can homes support physical accessibility without limiting later life to a purely clinical state? Too often, housing designed for aging prioritizes utility at the expense…
Bathroom lighting is one of those things that almost everyone chooses with practicality in mind above all else. The more intense it is, the more useful it seems. The mirror looks sharper, the sink brighter, surfaces instantly look cleaner. It…
Layered Timber installation Reinterprets the Japanese Engawa Strata Engawa by Superficium Studio reinterprets the traditional Japanese engawa as a digitally engineered one timber installation designed for sitting, gathering, playing and informal public occupation. Developed for the inaugural Digi Fab 2025…
DSCENE magazine reveals a Salehe Bembury cover artwork for the Design under pressure issue, created in collaboration with Troy Brown. Raised in New York and trained in industrial design, Bembury built his career in footwear through roles in Unpaid, Cole…
With sterile white cube displays now reminiscent of a bygone era, contextual displays have become the norm across the design industry. Independent talent, established brands and leading galleries are now predominantly showcasing their wares in fully furnished, home environments with…
For IKEA, design has always combined joy and meaning: quality, functionality and prices that challenge the idea that design should be a privilege for the few. With IKEA PS 2026 – the tenth edition of a long-standing collection – this…
There are houses that you visit for the first time and immediately give you a precise feeling: you would like to stay. They don’t have to be big, they don’t have to be expensive, they don’t follow a recognizable style.…
Landscape and structure merge at the Pamba Bike Sanctuary Pamba Bike Refuge by URLO Studio is located in Ascázubi, Ecuadorat the base of the Pambamarca hill within the landscape of the Pamba Bike Park. It was developed as a refuge…
Courtesy of Vans Vans OTW works with Julian Klincewicz in a new collection fashioned by Happy Choirthe artist’s world of daily sketches, textures, personal symbols and Southern California memory. In an exclusive chat with DSCENE magazine editor Katarina DoricKlincewicz discusses…
If you’ve ever looked up at a pitch-black sky and felt that sudden spark of wonder, you’re not alone. For astrophotographers, the Milky Way isn’t just a collection of dust and gas—it’s the ultimate muse. Recently, the travel blog Capture…
