How to renovate the house next door: an intervention in Porto
Architect Miguel Gomes responded to the challenge of renovating an adjacent apartment by demolishing walls and creating volumes with wooden panels.
Richard Sapper’s first clock is back in production
After years of requests, the Static table clock produced by Lorenz is back on the market: in 1960 it made Sapper win his first Golden Compass.
Violetta Barba and Shahar Livne design post-Antropocene materials
Two young designers meet at the Kunstschau Contemporary Place in Lecce with an exhibition curated by Marco Petroni.
40 ideas for a hybrid and shared office
The architecture of today’s workspaces has become more dynamic and traditional ideas of office and recreational areas have been superseded by fluid and shared spaces, open to continually changing shapes and functions.
Ten Tables, a design collection inspired by the Emirati heritage
Designed by Binchy and Binchy studio, the series of tables combines past and future: a base made of thousands of compressed sheets of paper and a top created with new technologies.
Eclectic anomalies in a renovated villa in Biarritz
Zyva studio introduces formal and constructive anomalies on a traditional villa in the French city of Biarritz, in order to activate new forms of appropriation and connection between the user and the architecture.
Matt Pyke, the techno-optimist: “Immersive design has the power to affect people”
Reclusive but super-connected, the guru of Universal Everything tells us how the work of the graphic designer has changed and how vast is its potential to give feelings and well-being to our lives.
Marcello Gandini and Lamborghini
On October 30, 1963, Lamborghini unveiled its first car. To celebrate the Italian brand and its design history, Domus republishes this interview with the designer of iconic supercars like Lamborghini Countach and Miura.
BWM Architekten: winner of the German Design Award 2020
The Austrian architectural firm won the international premium prize for the design of Salon Sacher and House of Austrian History.
The new space race
Light and free like a butterfly, extending and folding like a folding screen, ORIGAMI, designed by Alberto Meda, is an electric plug&play radiator that liaises with its surroundings.
Fitness of materials
Paravan is sculptural in form and architectural in execution, both articulating and creating space. Like parentheses to enclose a conversation, Paravan creates intimacy in open areas with sound absorbing panels to support focus, concentration, and collaboration.
Shapes and materials compositions: Arblu’s bathroom furniture
The Lineò collection, produced by the Friulian company, is characterised by the combination of warm and delicate colours, finishes and different materials.
A low-cost mini spa in the heart of Brooklyn
Inspired by the luxury train wagons of the 1800s, Deborah Mariotti designed a small spa in the courtyard of a residential complex in Brooklyn.
Discover the warehouses in Milan with Manifatture Aperte
Two days dedicated to the protagonists of manufacturing, craftsmanship and digital manufacturing in and around Milan. On 29 and 30 November, more than 100 spaces open their doors with a program of visits, meetings and workshops.
Wood or carpet? Alon Dodo’s furniture collection seems to move in the wind
Flying Carpet is a hand-made furniture series made by the Israeli designer Alon Dodo: waving edges and brass details in tables and benches made of wood.
An apartment for couples that have divergent tastes
Architects Francesca Melchiorre and Alessio Lamarca collaborated on the renovation of an apartment dominated by colour as a tool for defining spaces and creating functions.