gad conceives experiential space in alpine landscape The Hylla Cloud Nature Experience Center, also known as the ‘Red House’, is a nature experience center designed by gad. It sits on a gentle slope in Yanjiao Village, Baisha Town, Lijiang, Yunnan Province, China. The hospitality project forms part of Hylla Land and offers a place […]
There’s something deeply satisfying about furniture that refuses to stay in one place. Not in the sense that it walks around your living room, but in how it adapts, shifts, and changes with you. Taishi Sugiura’s Hayashi Cabinet does exactly that, blurring the line between functional storage and something far more poetic. The word “Hayashi”
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SOLO by Bank of Georgia has opened a new Premium Banking Lounge in Batumi, introducing a fundamentally new approach to…
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Oogani Crab-Like Lamp Blends Lighting and Sculptural Form Designed by Metal Goat in Tokyo, the Oogani table lamp explores an alternative approach to domestic lighting through form, material, and fabrication. Shaped as a folded crab, the lamp draws from origami principles without replicating traditional paper-folding aesthetics, resulting in an object that sits between functional
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A COLLISION OF NEO-CLASSICAL DETAIL AND BRUTALIST GEOMETRY The penthouse residence by Metaphors is defined by a balance of extremes, where bold neo-classical elements are combined with the raw mass of brutalism. The architectural program rejects a singular aesthetic, instead opting for a material collision that pairs deep-veined, sculpted marbles with intricately detailed ceilings
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Daxing Jizi Design installs OctaPlay in shougang park, beijing Daxing Jizi Design inserts OctaPlay, a public art installation, into a site defined by monumental industrial remains in Beijing, reframing the heavy material legacy of the area through movement, color, and atmospheric change. The lightweight, kinetic structure is commissioned for Yong Ding He Ji, a
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Owning a couple of Marshall Bluetooth speakers means great sound in different rooms, but getting music to follow you means reconnecting Bluetooth, nudging volume knobs, or carrying your phone with you. One speaker plays in the kitchen, another sits silent in the living room, and switching between them breaks whatever you were doing. The missing
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Facebook Twitter LinkedIn WhatsApp There was a time when protest meant placards, megaphones, and handwritten signs. Today, something far simpler—and often far more powerful—does the talking: a t-shirt. Across marches, rallies, and public demonstrations, custom protest t-shirts have quietly taken center stage. They don’t shout, yet they’re impossible to ignore. A few words printed across
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a traveling exhibition set for the brooklyn museum Dreamlike and futuristic, the work of designer Iris van Herpen is set to show at the Brooklyn Museum in New York in May 2026. The opening will mark the North American debut of the traveling exhibition, dubbed Iris van Herpen: Sculpting the Senses, which brings more
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Your laptop gets thinner every year and your tablet ditches another port with each refresh. Meanwhile, the actual work you do requires more connectivity than ever. Photographers need fast SD card access during client reviews. Presenters need a clicker and a thumb drive while streaming to the big screen. Educators move between rooms with different
