An Antique Specialist’s 1930s Apartment Drenched In Colour Homes by Amelia Barnes Alex added double doors to allow better indoor-outdoor access, increase light, and provide a space for morning coffee. Outdoor lounge chairs made by a friend. Pablo Palazuelo art print on left from Galerie Maeght. Eduardo Chillida art print on right. Outdoor setting purchased […]
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Every year, MWC arrives like a controlled flood of announcements, each one louder than the last. Cameras with more megapixels, batteries with bigger numbers, screens with higher refresh rates than the human eye can meaningfully appreciate. It’s easy to walk away from Barcelona with a head full of specs and no clear sense of what
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five proposals for rotterdam: a city shaped by water Five finalist designs have been unveiled for the Shift Landmark, an ambitious project planned for Rotterdam’s growing Waterkant district along its southern waterfront. Driven by the sustainability-focused enterprise Shift, the project’s finalists include MVRDV, Heatherwick Studio, Office for Political Innovation, Mecanoo, and Ecosistema Urbano. It’s
Tech collaborations with fashion and luxury brands usually follow a familiar, slightly tired script. A logo goes on the back of an otherwise unchanged device, a press release says something about “shared values,” and that’s more or less it. So when TECNO announced its partnership with Tonino Lamborghini at MWC 2026 in Barcelona, it was
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Reconfiguring a Neighborhood marker as a domestic Object White Picket Chair by Brooklyn-based artist and designer Han Seungmin reconfigures stainless steel fence components commonly found in New York City’s Asian and West Indian neighborhoods into a functional seating object. The project examines how architectural elements associated with security, aspiration, and visibility can be translated
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Long before today’s ultra-powerful handheld PCs began chasing console-grade performance in a portable shell, there was something undeniably charming about simpler gaming machines. The kind that fit easily into your pocket, turned on instantly, and transported you straight back to pixelated worlds without menus, downloads, or updates getting in the way. Honoring that era, the
MORNESS — premium whole bean coffee for discerning enthusiasts. It doesn’t create a mood — it sets the tone. The…
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The digital nomad bag has evolved past the obvious picks. Laptop, charger, earbuds, done. That kit worked five years ago when remote work meant answering emails from a beach hostel. Now, the people doing this full-time run dual-monitor editing setups from Lisbon apartments, take client calls from co-working spaces in Chiang Mai, and file deadlines
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Allen Architecture Interiors Design (AAID) crafted the EY offices in Riyadh, merging contemporary innovation with cultural heritage to reflect Saudi…
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itupeva house design follows local topography Itupeva House is a single-family residence in Brazil by UNA MUNIZVIEGAS. Throughout the project, the design treats trees, rocks, and water as integral spatial elements. During construction, builders temporarily relocated the site’s large boulders and later returned them to their original positions. In some cases, they cut and
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