Nestle Offices by Oculus Design Studio
Oculus Design Studio’s Nestle offices in Bengaluru masterfully blends global design standards with local nuances, creating a future-ready workspace that…
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teamLab explores ‘borderless continuity’ in evolving worlds of perception
teamLab redefines the artwork as a borderless experience teamLab constructs environments that challenge the idea of the world as a collection of separate entities. Instead, the collective proposes what it describes as a ‘long, fragile yet miraculous, borderless continuity’, a condition in which boundaries dissolve and relationships take precedence. Their installations are not conceived
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The Hidden Step in Chair Design Nobody Ever Shows You
If you follow design at all, you’ve probably seen hundreds of polished chair photos. The perfect angle, the right lighting, a finished product posed against a white backdrop or styled in a beautiful room. What you almost never see is what came before any of that. Not the sketches, not the CAD renders, but the
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ethimo shapes a dialogue between mediterranean nature and outdoor furniture design
ETHIMO MERGES NATURAL LANDSCAPE WITH CONTEMPORARY AESTHETIC Set against the Mediterranean backdrop of Pantelleria, Ethimo’s 2026 catalogue presents a collection of outdoor furniture pieces, turning the relationship between design and environment into real conscious dialogue. Titled Architectural Nature, the concept provides a minded encounter between the island’s nature and ancestry with the contemporary aesthetic
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recycled ocean-plastic tiles, timber, and stone shape tropical house on costa rica’s coast
Local materials and tropical principles shape Casa Milagros Casa Milagros, located in Nosara, Costa Rica, is a residential project by Garton Group Architecture that integrates tropical architectural principles with contemporary construction methods. The design incorporates recycled ocean-plastic roof tiles, natural stone cladding, exposed timber structures, and continuous water elements as part of a material
Incu store by Akin Atelier
Bondi Beach, Sydney‘s most popular seaside hangout, sees an infusion of contemporary style with the arrival of Incu. The retailer,…
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A Maker Built a $200 Writing-Only Device Because He Couldn’t Sleep
Writing on a laptop or phone is convenient, but it rarely stays that way. Notifications, browser tabs, and social media feeds have turned the most basic tasks into exercises in self-discipline. Writers, journalists, and anyone who just needs to put thoughts to paper have been searching for a better solution, and a growing community around
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SUPERFLEX floods palazzo strozzi with future refuges for marine life as sea levels rise
SUPERFLEX floods courtyard to imagine interspecies futures From April 14th to August 2nd, 2026, Fondazione Palazzo Strozzi and Fondazione Hillary Merkus Recordati present There Are Other Fish In The Sea, a site-specific installation by SUPERFLEX in the courtyard of Palazzo Strozzi. Conceived for the institution’s ongoing Palazzo Strozzi Future Art program (find designboom’s previous
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Earth Tree Installation by Kengo Kuma & Associates + Dinesen
Earth | Tree, a new site-specific installation with Dinesen Douglas by renowned Japanese architect Kengo Kuma and his studio Kengo…
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How This 1915 Cottage Renovation Makes The Most Of Its Inner-City Block
How This 1915 Cottage Renovation Makes The Most Of Its Inner-City Block Architecture by Christina Karras Stack & Field is a renovated period cottage by Steffen Welsch Architects. A view into the extension, nestled beside a narrow plunge pool. Instead of a backyard, there’s a courtyard at the centre of the home. The calming kitchen.
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