Casa son Vida – TecArchitecture / Marcel Wanders
Casa Son Vida is a renovation of a 1960s Mediterranean villa, but it has been turned…
This isn’t Style Week; it’s Design Week.
Casa Son Vida is a renovation of a 1960s Mediterranean villa, but it has been turned…
Marcel Wanders was recently interviewed for the TV show Designer People and we would like…
Not everyone is intensely fascinated by how something is made.
“Structure is not just a means to a solution. It is also a principle and…
“The MOA basic form is built of innumerable crisscross spanned Lycra-yarns where every route is…
UNStudio teamed up with Swiss furniture brand USM to create ‘HomeWork’ — a theatrical installation that explored the shifting boundaries between work and domesticity by exploding the rooms in which this takes place, creating hybrid domestic and office environments hidden within
Awarded Best Stand at the Salone 2018 by Frame Awards
For the third year in a raw, Seletti, the Italian design brand, in collaboration with the Paridevitale agency, invaded the 5VIE district with its fun and original spirit, promoting the most Pop party of the Design Week.
With more than 3.000 people joining in, the street parade criss-crossed the City and everyone was invited to celebrate creativity and design by joining the alternative parade of floats, music, dancing and performances.
Kettal the leading Spanish outdoor furniture company, again displayed their newest collections in a striking stand designed by Patricia Urquiola..
Kettal launched 3 new collections – Jasper Morrison’s Kettal Village collection and Park Life folding chairs and Patricia Urquiola’s Nido d’Ape rugs
Dutch designer Dirk vander Kooij has given him new software and with that, a new lease…
The Embassey’s fitout was designed by Architects Lars Gitz who are a Scandinavian based international studio…
Bringing together 50 American hardcore punk records spanning the apex of the genre, Toby Mott’s invaluable collection together with Bryan Ray Turcotte’s curation – tells the story of hardcore punk through its iconic, anarchist artwork