Muyan Gao (高木妍) is a visual artist born in 1991 in Shanxi, China. She is known for her innovative work with paper pulp and paper-mâché, creating sculptures that explore the relationship between form, functionality, and nature. Muyan holds a Bachelor of Arts degree from the Glasgow School of Art and a Master of Fine Arts […]
Maria Mazuchova is a self-taught visual artist best known for her project Royal Eyes. She began her creative journey with photography in 2014, later expanding into photo manipulation and painting, inspired by the surreal visions of Salvador Dalí. With Royal Eyes, she explores how the images we choose to see shape our emotions, thoughts, and
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How To Create A Gender-Neutral Kid’s Room Packed With Personality Interiors by Bea Taylor Home of Louise Jones. Softy Chair by Daniel Emma. Rug by Armadillo. Vintage chair and Kalon Studios daybed upholstered in Louise Jones fabric. Photo – Eve Wilson. Editorial styling – Annie Portelli. Creating a gender-neutral kid’s room doesn’t mean playing it
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A new chapter is beginning at Yanko Design, and it comes with a fresh voice. Every Friday, the Design Mindset podcast invites listeners into a world where design isn’t just about making things look good—it’s about grappling with the profound shifts technology brings to our daily lives. Hosted by Radhika Seth, the show peels back
April Key is a British artist and sculptor whose work bridges tradition and innovation through light and structure. Born in 1991, she grew up between Scarborough and Cyprus, later studying Interior Architecture at Edinburgh College of Art. An exchange year at Istanbul Teknik University in 2012 drew her deeply into the city’s culture, where she
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Public benches are usually pretty boring affairs. You sit, you wait, maybe you people-watch if you’re lucky. But Copenhagen’s Spacon Studio had a different idea when they teamed up with +Halle for their latest creation. The ADP Bench, which stands for “Adults Don’t Play,” does exactly the opposite of what its cheeky name suggests, turning
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While most “ordinary” people right now would probably use their mobile phones to take pictures, there’s still a segment of the market that prefers using digital cameras. Whether you’re at a concert, an event, taking artsy photos, or simply want a more “nostalgic” feel, there are many options to choose from, each with different features,
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a photographers’ workshop for an artist neighborhood Peru-based practice Roman Bauer Arquitectos takes to Lima’s bohemian district of Barranco to design a studio, workshop, and exhibition space for photographers. The project is organized around two landscaped courtyards that frame a lofty central workspace. Visitors enter through a forecourt where cantilevered planters infuse the space
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There are eye-popping restomods, and then there are ones that are in a league of their own. This one by Aaron Buck of Milk Man Concepts is surely something that you don’t see on an ordinary day. Meet the Cab Over Evolved, built out of a Ford pickup cab having a 5.9-liter Cummins 6BT turbodiesel
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The Arc Lamp by designer Divyansh Tripathi captures the quiet elegance of a bent wooden arm supporting a softly glowing bulb, turning a simple lighting fixture into a piece of art. Inspired by the swing of a pendulum, the lamp’s curve follows a smooth, fluid line that suggests movement even while it remains still. The natural
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