Bioclimatic shell facades shape the Jardins Secrets housing in France Located in the Cité Créative of Montpellier, FranceJardins Secrets is a residential development designed by Vincent Callebaut. The project brings together two housing systems, Théia (75 units) and Opale &…
Photo by Damien Fry for DSCENE Magazine Designing high-performance homes in California requires more than meeting basic building standards. The unique combination of climate conditions, energy regulations and state restrictions requires a more comprehensive and technically informed approach to residential…
If you dream of a space that feels like a warm hug but feels like a high-end gallery, Sienna Sanctuary is a must see. Designed and visualized by Victoria Osypovathis home is the ultimate masterclass in effortless sophistication. It’s a…
Creating an engaging community space requires vision. The material you choose to display your website can change if people want to spend time there. Learning the differences between loose and bonded rubber flooring could simplify your decision and make your…
As the chilly winds of winter fall, it’s no excuse to abandon our gardens! Instead, winter is a great time to do some basic garden maintenance and prepare your grounds for the coming season. There are many ways to make…
Everyday kitchen scraps can serve a dual purpose – not only reducing food waste but also helping to get rid of pests like rodents, insects and more using simple, natural methods. By repurposing common household items, you can create effective,…
Light and affordable, the monobloc plastic chair is one of the most common household items and, since the 1960s, has become a true symbol of affordable industrial design, witnessing the evolution of plastics and molding techniques. Linnaeusthe name of the…
Interior design is constantly changing and 2026 is no exception. Among all the innovations that are transforming Italian kitchens, there is one trend that is catching the attention of architects, interior designers and simple enthusiasts: green tiles. This is not…
S-AR reinterprets a chapel through thin concrete walls Inside a garden in Santiago, Nuevo León, Mexicothe Oratory Chapel from S-AR understood as a small-scale structure that reinterprets a previous one chapel once stood in the same place. The project reuses…
The wardrobe does not become chaotic overnight. It’s happening slowly. An ugly folded shirt, a garment worn in haste, an era that changes without making room. The result is always the same: you open the door and you have the…
