an articulation that adapts to variation rather than standardizing it Omnibite by Eugenio Costa begins when a branch is cut, held and turned in the hand before anything is assembled. The project proposes a shift in self-construction that takes construction…
© CHANEL CHANEL returns to Biarritz for the Cruise 2026/27 show, marking a direct link to the place where Gabrielle Chanel opened her tailoring house in 1915. The presentation introduces Matthew Blazey as he unveils his first Cruise collection for…
In a design industry that still embraces the allure of absence—white walls, light woods, and a careful choreography of restraint—this small Silver Lake bungalow offers a soft but purposeful counterpoint. Here, creativity does not recede into the background. It accumulates,…
At Salone del Mobile and Fuorisalone 2026, Run asks a specific and timely question: how is the bathroom space evolving today? The Swiss brand constructs a multi-layered narrative that unfolds in two complementary frameworks. With Live for tomorrowLaufen explores the…
When designing a child’s bedroom, one of the main goals is to create an environment that promotes calm, safety and well-being. It’s not just about aesthetics, it’s about balance: a space in which the little ones can play, concentrate and…
mara bragagnolo designs chairs for “wrong” postures Bad Posture Chairs is a collection of chairs designed by Mara Bragagnolo to accommodate postures that are considered “wrong” and non-conforming. The project stems from the observation that design has historically normalized a…
©VANS Vans OTW continues his work with Satoshi Nakamoto through it Era 95 Gemsa new version of the season’s silhouette shaped through material breakdown and visible wear and tear. The collaboration treats change as part of the design itself, allowing…
If you think embroidery is only for grandma’s little hoops and pillows, textile artist Catherine Marchenko is here to completely blow your mind. She is famous for traditional stitching and transforming it into ethereal, large-scale contemporary art. Her latest work,…
Earthly no longer means mute. The earthy vitality trend takes its cues from the natural world in its most saturated state: terracotta at dusk, forest in summer, volcanic stone and desert sand. These are colors with weight and warmth, and…
Milan Design Week operates at a pace that rewards speed over reflection, with hundreds of installations vying for attention in just one compressed week. Marcin Rusak Studio’s Forum Flowers: Herbarium of the Present opposes this current. It was directed at…
