Smartphone design has been converging on a single, almost universal ideal: more screen, less frame. Brands across the spectrum have spent the last few years shaving down bezels, flattening camera bumps, and chasing a kind of visual minimalism that would have seemed impossible a decade ago. The race to the thinnest, cleanest slab has become […]
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Decades of davide groppi’s work in piacenza exhibition A monographic exhibition dedicated to Italian light designer Davide Groppi opens in Piacenza, Italy, inside the Church of Sant’Agostino on Stradone Farnese. Titled One hour of light and curated by Marco Sammicheli, director of the Museo del Design Italiano and curator of the design sector at
İkibiniki designed the VHV Reasürans offices in Istanbul to embody a modern corporate identity, fostering collaboration and adaptability through carefully…
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If you grew up watching old movies or flipping through your parents’ architecture magazines from the 70s, you probably remember the conversation pit. That sunken, circular seating area built into the floor, ringed with cushions, usually occupied by someone in a turtleneck holding a glass of wine. It felt like the most optimistic design idea
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philippe starck arrives in vietnam with a beachfront enclave Nhà Estate is a residential project in Ho Tram, Vietnam, marking the first housing development in the country by Philippe Starck. Conceived as a collection of 38 private villas, the project sits on a peninsula between the Ray River and the sea, where the terrain
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Messa House is a 350-square-metre retail space in Almaty, Kazakhstan, designed as a place to slow down, offering a quieter…
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Assistive designs and wearable devices for body agency Some modern wearable devices and assistive designs entertain users and track their health, but others are created for a more meaningful purpose: to give people control of their own bodies. These tools allow them to walk across the room, type a message using a specific part
How This New Build Balances Family Friendly Spaces With Sustainable Principles Architecture by Christina Karras Oculus House from the street. The timber slatted facade shelters the main bedroom from western sun while providing privacy. A glimpse at the second-storey study space. The side yard features a pool and lawn for the kids to play on.
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fabric corridor by ryo yamada unfolds in edinburgh Japanese artist Ryo Yamada presents Perception Corridor, a site-specific installation at Scot ART Gallery within St Margaret’s House in Edinburgh, UK. Completed in March 2026, the work transforms the gallery’s narrow footprint into an immersive spatial sequence that explores perception, movement, and environmental awareness. Measuring approximately
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Sleep has quietly become one of the most closely watched aspects of personal health. Around one in three people struggle with it, and roughly half of Americans already use a wearable device to track their sleep each night. That growing awareness has made sleep monitoring mainstream, turning the wrist and the finger into familiar real
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