urban seating installation traces Tai Kok Tsui’s lost shoreline Tidal Stories by Design PY is a helical urban installation in Tai Kok Tsui that maps more than a century of coastal change onto a single public space. Integrating local history, community memory, and circular design, the project incorporates 9,200 upcycled surgical masks into its […]
Viewed in isolation, the LF TT could easily be mistaken for a Rezvani sketch or a videogame boss vehicle: slab sides, armored arches, and a stance that looks ready to drive through a building rather than around it. Only when you start tracing the lines does the Lexus in it emerge, from the long, graceful
This Armored Lexus Concept Borrows From Cybertruck and Rezvani, But Stays Premium Read More »
Architect Adriana Hanna’s Tactile Tudor Revival Home Architecture by Amelia Barnes Rug by Loom. Artwork by Ted May. Custom wall light by Volker Haug. Large black timber vessel by Tom Dixon. Tokyo Chaise by Charlotte Perriand for Cassina. Kyoto coffee table by Gianfranco Frattini. Terrazzo side table by Thomas Coward. Vintage Grand Italia sofa by
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Huawei just confirmed November 25 as the official launch date for its Mate 80 series, and the company isn’t holding back. Four distinct models, each with its own camera architecture and design identity. The standout? A flagship variant packing 20GB of RAM and an octagon-shaped camera module that breaks from the circular designs dominating the
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natura futura works toward riverfront recovery The Floating Neighborhood of Las Balsas, or ‘the rafts,’ rises along the Babahoyo River in Ecuador, where Natura Futura Arquitectura has collaborated with residents to reinforce a historic riverine way of life. Developed on the water’s edge, the project addresses a transformation that reshaped the community over the
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You know that feeling when you walk into a coffee shop on a rainy day and have to awkwardly lean your dripping umbrella against the wall, hoping it won’t slide down and crash onto the floor? Or when you get home and realize you’ve been propping your umbrella in the same dusty corner for years
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Floor lamps usually sit in the corner, trying not to be noticed until you need them. They’re functional objects first, designed to throw light where you need it and stay out of the way the rest of the time. Most look like afterthoughts, with utilitarian bases and fabric shades that blend into whatever room they
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Remember the pure joy of stacking blocks as a kid? That satisfying click when you balanced a square on a circle, or the creative rush when you toppled everything and started fresh? Yellow Nose Studio remembers, and they’ve turned that childhood magic into furniture that actually makes sense for adults. Their INDERGARTEN collection is basically
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Buildings consume massive amounts of resources just to look a certain way. Houses could function perfectly well as simple, efficient structures that keep us warm, dry, and comfortable, but we demand gables, columns, brick facades, and decorative trim because we want them to look appealing. The materials and energy required to build and maintain those
What If Houses Were Spheres and AR Glasses Showed the Facade? Read More »
This professional haircare concept created by our Design department translates performance and professionalism into a clear, visually striking design language….
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