recycled bamboo chess table and tea waste from reEDIT At Milan Design Week 2026, upcycled design studio reEDIT makes its European debut with The Upcycled Gambit — Bamboo & Brew Chess Table Set, an installation that reframes the chessboard both…
The color of the walls is not just an aesthetic choice. It is a tool that directly modifies the perception of space. A room can look bigger, taller or more intimate without changing an actual centimeter, just by changing the…
SICIS SHOWS UNIQUE IDENTITY DURING MILAN DESIGN WEEK 2026 During Milan Design Week 2026, SICIS thrills the crowd with a series of evocative environments across the city, following the concept of ‘Impossible to Ignore’. Place artistic mosaics as the focus…
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Love the look, smell and convenience of having citrus trees around your home, but don’t have enough space in your yard to plant one? Never fear – you can grow many of them quite well in containers or pots. Plus,…
Some plants have extensive root systems and require large pots filled with quality potting soil. Think tomatoes or a Meyer lemon tree on the patio. Other plant roots are not as expansive and just use the top third of the…
1. Removing spilled wax Effortlessly remove wax from carpets using a hot iron and paper towel. Wax spills are notoriously difficult to remove from carpets and fabrics. To combat this, place a paper towel or clean cloth over the wax,…
Five Saudi designers, three international collaborations, a room at the Pinacoteca di Brera during a week where every yard in Milan becomes a statement of intent. “How can we bridge the gap for Saudi designers to reach the world?” –…
The loft has an immediate charm, but also an obvious limitation: the space is never orderly. Walls come down, heights change, corners become difficult to manage. The result, when not designed properly, is a room that looks smaller than it…
a playful reading space for Beijing LUO Studio‘s Shell Book Pavilion occupies a public square of Xiangyun City, a commercial district Beijing. Taking the form of a shell that opens and closes, the tiny library shapes a small but active…
