Design

Sutura Turns Gym Equipment into a Unified Denim Landscape   For Sutura, studios Sulkin Askenazi and Alterego apply a single material strategy to reframe the spatial and functional identity of a gym environment. The project introduces denim as a continuous surface treatment, covering all equipment and architectural elements in a uniform indigo textile. Through this […]

KOI Restaurant at The Dubai Mall captures the essence of Chinese culture through clear geometry, natural materials, and calm atmosphere….

Leading restaurant and bar design firm FINCH has unveiled a new visual identity for Jones Social by Jones The Grocer,…

AGWA hosts paola pivi’s most expansive presentation yet   Paola Pivi’s exhibition I don’t like it, I love it at the Art Gallery of Western Australia (AGWA) brings together one of the most ambitious bodies of work in her thirty-year practice, pairing long-imagined pieces with major new commissions that inhabit the Brutalist architecture of the

Eastern European dating offers a unique possibility to connect with individuals who often embody diverse cultural values and traditions. Understanding…

Friedman benda opens ‘Who Owns Geometry Anyway?’   Adam Pendleton presents Who Owns Geometry Anyway? at Friedman Benda in New York, where a series of sculptural furniture forms reorients the gallery into a measured field of geometries. Polished stone tables, carved volumes, and sharply defined wall interventions create a spatial environment tuned to material presence.

Living bacteria can weave fabrics with dyes   Researchers at the Korea Advanced Institute of Science and Technology (KAIST) experiment with using living bacteria that grow, weave, and dye their own fabrics in every color of the rainbow. The team’s idea is to replace chemical-based textile production with a natural process that uses microbes instead