Design

Board game nights typically end the same way: scattered tokens, bent cards sliding across the table, dice that have rolled onto the floor for the third time. The chaos becomes part of the experience, tolerated because storage solutions only address what happens after everyone goes home. ONE BOX 4.0 takes a different approach by treating

“Foglie” is the Italian word for leaves, and Tobias Sartori makes no effort to obscure the reference. His Foglie Wall Clock is built from dozens of hand-carved pine leaves, each shaped with a carved central ridge that mimics a real leaf’s midrib, arranged into a pointed, flame-like cluster that functions as the clock face. Branch-carved

Settled quietly within Naselje Murgle, one of Ljubljana’s most thoughtfully conceived residential neighborhoods, the House Under the Poplars is a 122-square-meter reconstruction and extension that speaks softly and means it. Completed in 2025 by OFIS Arhitekti, the project reads less as a statement of ambition and more as an act of architectural respect, a house

Road construction has a complexity problem. Getting a stretch of road built in a remote region, a disaster zone, or difficult terrain typically means coordinating multiple heavy machines, multiple skilled operators, and a logistical chain that can collapse at any point. Yan Zhang and Jialu Hou, two designers from Shandong University of Art and Design,

What if we designed homes the way cats would design them? Not human homes with a token scratching post in the corner but true spatial systems built around curiosity, vertical exploration, territorial comfort, and play. The N Plus Magic House begins precisely at that question, reframing pet furniture not as an accessory but as architecture