a former prison becomes a hotel in Nara On a 25-acre site in Nara, Japanred brick walls and radiant cell blocks now frame HOSHINOYA Nara Prison, a 48-room hotel built inside one of Japan’s most unusual modern landmarks. The original…
Courtesy of Sanderlak Sanderlak present document Year 02: Netherlands, Collection IIIa collection that marks the next stage of her ongoing work built through space. After two Los Angeles-centric collections, Sanderlak turns her attention to the Netherlands. The move opens Chapter…
You scroll through the tens of thousands of photos on your phone, but somehow, nothing seems quite right. The illusion of choice tells us that more is better – but in our modern age, something is not being watched enough.…
In professional nurseries there is a scale that few customers are aware of: h USDA zoninga system developed by the US Department of Agriculture that classifies plants based on the minimum temperature they can tolerate. Italy, in the temperate zones,…
The Nóema craft prize exhibition brings together 15 emerging makers The inaugural Nóema Craft Award report is located inside the former Public Tobacco Factory of the Hellenic Parliament in Athens, presenting an emerging cultural platform that places contemporary craftsmanship at…
Courtesy of JW Anderson JW Anderson Spring Summer 2027 begins curated as Jonathan Andersonhis main creative tool. The collection brings process, people and craft into focus, building a wardrobe out of the people and objects that surround his creative world.…
For DailyObjects, joy is found in daily rituals. From 2021, the Indian lifestyle brand has put a design forward to technical accessories and daily essentials that we all use. From desktop organizers and phone cases to bags and notebooks, DailyObjects…
At 2008 High-definition digital printing has entered industrial ceramic production and completely changed the rules of comparison between real wood and wood-effect stone. Before this technology, recognizing a ceramic tile from an oak tree was immediate: the texture was repetitive,…
Photo by Florie Berger, courtesy of Ruinart Japanese artist Tadashi Kawamata has long created structures that change the way viewers move through and understand space. Working with wood, recycled materials and temporary architectural forms, his site installations challenge ideas of…
Designer: Constantin Bolimond Have you ever looked at a product box and thought, “Wow, I really want to frame this?” That’s exactly the vibe I’m getting from this incredible new seafood design. At the edge of the Arctic world, where…
