When we have it at home an area with a loft and we want to make it livable It seems obvious to say, but it isn’t, some permissions are needed. Let’s see in detail what you need to know and…
‘DEFENDING THE FUTURE’: THE PROCESS REVEALED IN NEW FILM A new background released video traces the technical process behind Remembering the Future, the woven work by Janet Echelman at MIT Museum. On view from September 18, 2025 to Fall 2027,…
Found Time Exhibition / Courtesy of © ZAROLAT, Photo by Jack deMarzo Sculptor Matt Bird works with stone through direct cutting, shaping each piece by hand from found granite into interlocking forms defined by proportion and balance. Trained as a…
Looking for the perfect outdoor furniture to complete your outdoor space? Whether you’re lounging by the pool or hosting a backyard gathering, the right pieces can make all the difference. Read on to discover the best outdoor furniture that combines…
The annual design calendar is undeniably saturated with various established events taking place around the world almost every other week. Traditional convention center trade shows have largely operated along the same lines for decades. Visitors with a legitimate interest enter…
In modern homes the increasing presence of electronic devices brings with it a real and incredibly annoying problem related to technical disruption. It often happens that we observe i TV cables hanging visibly along the walls or router cables tangled…
Fluentus Residences rises from a steep Cycladic hillside The Fluentus Residences project by The Hive Architects refers to a cave dwelling in Kythnos, Greeceembedded in a steep slope of Cycladic land. The ground is used as the main tool for…
Exploring Cat-Eye as a Recurring Eyewear Trend Photo Courtesy of ©Vicci Eyewear Cat-eye glasses have always been more than a flattering outline, they’re a design statement with a point of view. Born out of mid-century optimism and sharpened by decades…
I am so excited to share the next step in my design journey! If you watch it, you know I’m a stickler for a minimalist aesthetic that doesn’t sacrifice personality. After the success of the ‘Split’ design, I wanted to…
The incorporation of biophilia into contemporary interior architecture represents much more than just a furnishing trend, as it responds to people’s atavistic need to connect with the natural world. THE plant They are not just static objects to be admired,…
