ASICS Kinetic Playscape by NUOVA
For the very first time, ASICS raises its profile during the Salone del Mobile in Milan. The Kobe-based company has…
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For the very first time, ASICS raises its profile during the Salone del Mobile in Milan. The Kobe-based company has…
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When Casio showed up at NAMM in January with an unannounced sampler, no press rollout, no teaser campaign, people kind of lost their minds a little. It was unexpected in the best way. The music gear community had not been thinking about Casio in that particular conversation, and then suddenly there it was. A boxy,
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anrés jaque on working with the ‘not yet here’ At Columbia University Graduate School of Architecture Planning and Preservation in New York, we visit Andrés Jaque to discuss how his work reframes utopia as an inclusive and evolving position within architecture. Speaking from his office, surrounded by research material and project studies, he situates
Societal changes are influencing the composition of offices as well. Woowa Brothers, rapidly adapting to the times, is creating a…
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VENICE ART BIENNALE RETURNS FOR ITS 61st EDITION The Venice Art Biennale returns for its 61st edition from May 9th to November 22nd, 2026, and designboom is here to guide you through this year’s main exhibition, national participations, collateral events, and everything unfolding across the city during the six-month event. Titled In Minor Keys,
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A Designer’s Charming 1870s Cottage Has Hit The Market On The Market by Amelia Barnes Interior designer Leigh Ellwood is selling the charming 1870s single-fronted Victorian cottage at 153 Gore Street, Fitzroy. The interior designer purchased the property with plans for an extensive renovation with architect Donald Holt of Hola Projects. The house receives ample
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mawi design reorganizes Kavundampalayam Government School Located in a dense residential area of Coimbatore, India, Kavundampalayam Government School had developed over time as a series of disconnected classroom blocks. The spaces between them, corridors, circulation paths, and residual voids, remained underutilized, despite accommodating a significant portion of daily activity. The renovation project by Mawi
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The keyboard market often feels split into two very different camps. Mechanical boards have long been the preferred choice for people who care about typing feel, delivering consistent keystrokes and a tactile quality that makes long sessions more enjoyable. Magnetic keyboards, meanwhile, have become the go-to for gamers needing precise, adjustable input and rapid trigger
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ECOVACS has been pushing robot vacuum technology forward for years, from their bagless X11 OmniCyclone to various innovations in navigation and mopping systems. Bosch has been perfecting built-in appliances since before most of us were born, understanding how to make dishwashers and ovens disappear into cabinetry while maintaining full functionality. Put those two companies in
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There’s a version of tiny home living that asks you to give things up…headroom, counter space, the dignity of a real kitchen. The Urban Gable Park by Tru Form Tiny isn’t that version. This is a single-level park model that leans fully into comfort, using its generous footprint to deliver something closer to a well-designed
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