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Between the interface of functional objects and visual art, Lucas Morten invites you to an era where contemporary societal thinking meets brutalism. The artist-designer does not limit himself to visual artistic interactions but also engages both physically and mentally in the hand-making of the objects.
Located on the edge of Manchester’s Northern Quarter in the Western end of Ducie Street, CULTUREPLEX overlooks the Piccadilly Basin in a former goods warehouse, becoming the latest of the city’s heritage buildings to take on a new purpose.
This winter, the Canadian based architectural photographer Félix Michaud captured a series of images presenting the Pavillon from a new perspective.
Casa De La Higuera (The Fig Tree House) is a small apartment in the historical center of Valencia, featuring a marvelous courtyard that fills the entire space with indirect light.
Tori Tori Santa Fe is the fifth project from the renowned line of Japanese restaurants in Mexico City, this time located on the ground floor of a corporate building in the Santa Fe district.
Born and raised in Transylvania, Romania, the photographer Iringó Demeter’s childhood was characterized by the surrounding picturesque nature. Her fascination for nature defines her work, with her interest navigating towards the human body in all its beauty.
Since the launch of its first collection in 2011, Frama has embraced an organic and collaborative approach to design; an approach that is equally inspired by the old and the new, by new technologies and analogue traditions. Frama's…
Curated by Norm Architects, an apartment in the heart of Stockholm became an artistic haven of creativity and comfort during the city’s design week last February.
Surrounded by a centuries-old chestnut grove and a breathtaking view of the town of Caprarola, an old agricultural warehouse found a new life in the will of a young couple. With the arrival of their second child, the two of them wanted new spaces that would suit their needs as a family, while keeping the couple's intimacy.
This past February, Studio IMA and Anniversary magazine teamed up during Mexico City’s Art Week for a showcase that reframes contrasting design disciplines in an inviting apartment setting. On view until Fall 2020, the exhibition is a clever take on the power of aesthetics and instinctive perception, putting the distinct Mexican and Japanese cultures in dialogue.
Marbreries de la Seine is embarking on a new chapter in its history with M Éditions. With their expertise and experience in high-end design, they will be now producing, manufacturing and distributing furniture by emerging designers.
Habitación 116 opens its new studio – workshop in Mexico City with a furniture exhibition inspired by Mexican crafts and folk art.
Cadogan Contemporary is delighted to present Invisible Subjects, a group exhibition that brings together new work by Kim Bartelt, Tycjan Knut and LRNCE.
To breathe new life into its prestigious address on rue de la Montagne, The Four Seasons Hotel partnered with celebrated Montreal design firm Atelier Zébulon Perron, which for the past 10 years has created some of Montreal’s most engaging and compelling spaces.
National Trust Northern Ireland and JAMESPLUMB present ‘Silent Light’, a light installation and dark sky experience at Downhill Demesne and Mussenden Temple, from 9th–23rd February 2020. Visitors will be steeped in the landscape. Embarking on
“Presence”, a personal series by Charlotte Lapalus, captured in the sunset of South France.
MASA is delighted to present Recover/Uncover, an exhibition examining the convention of taxonomy as an organizational exercise that reveals its own ambiguities.
When entering Carl Eldh's former workshop in Stockholm, Sweden, you do not only experience the sculptor's impressive work of art, but you instantly study an entire era. This well-preserved museum, Carl Eldh Ateljémuseum has few counterparts in Europe and therefore provides a unique insight into the life and work of an artist during the first half of the 20th century.
The Mermaid Beach Residence is a new family home positioned along a surf beach in Queensland. The building was designed primarily of exposed concrete internally, as well as externally, with the addition of timber shutters on the external windows to protect against the sun and weather conditions.
Set amongst towering pin oak and golden elm trees, this new build in Ivanhoe East, Australia, is reminiscent of the brutalist / mid-century architectural period with significant cantilevered concrete levels and extended eaves.
