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With over twenty new design pieces, British designer Max Frommeld explores a series of domestic activities, on show at The Aram Gallery in London.
“Design Hurlant” is a selection of collectible design pieces signed by four emerging Italian and international studios, on show at the Camp Design Gallery in Milan.
“Japan-ness” at the Centre Pompidou-Metz explores seven decades of Japanese architectural culture, from 1945 to the present day, with a layout design by Sou Fujimoto.
At the London Design Festival 2017 Tord Boontje presented his latest collaboration with Swarovski – a selection of liquid crystal pieces meant to serve desingers’ creations.
The small Alpine country in the heart of Europe keeps on offering a varied and multifaceted creative landscape.
The table realised by Japanese designer Kunihiko Matsuba features curvy lines, a wooden top and V-shaped legs, made by two stainless steel flat bars.
Where once it used to stand one of the busiest highways in the USA, American artist Mark Reigelman built a Quaker-style house in Downtown Boston to revive the site’s origins.
At the London Design Festival, the third edition of “Ready Made Go” shows five London-based designers that have launched six new products with recycled materials.
Marie’s wardrobe is a renovation project by Tsuruta Architects in London where a central staircase was replaced by a laser-cut custom made wooden structure.
Inspired by the Star Wars universe, Zaha Hadid Design, Lebron Delienn and Lucasfilm present a desk and a coffee table with smooth and curved geometries.
After tasting the vintage 2009 Dom Pérignon champagne, Tokujin Yoshioka designed a special prism case made of Baccarat crystal that reflects a ‘luminous vibration’.
For their ongoing Re Rag Rug project Swedish Studio Brieditis and Evans created a series of rag rugs made with Muji’s textile leftovers, on show at the “Handscape” exhibition in Tokyo.
