– In Milan, at the Spazio delle Erbe, Snarkitecture has designed a cavern filled with natural light and inspired by the lightness and translucency of the SS15 COS collection.

– Yusuke Seki designed the exhibition on hemp textiles for the japanese producer Majotae creating a quiet, white, interactive space for contemporary and historical pieces.

– Transforming the materiality of the space by petrifying it literally, French artist Vincent Lamouroux visually calcifies Silver Lake’s deserted and derelict Sunset Pacific Motel.

– Creating an open space with floating walls and pillars Sasaki Architecture transforms the attic part of a former discotheque in Tokyo into a white wall cloud, deleting the oppressive feeling.

– For the St. Voile wedding chapel in Niigata, Japan, Eriko Kasahara created a white clean space ispired to the wedding veil with a series of interconnected pipes.

– Following the local construction tradition Camilo Rebelo and Susana Martins composed on the Greek islands of Antiparos the Ktima House, a house that, seen from above, appears like a thick white and abstract line.

– Septembre Architecture has renovated and extended a traditional courtyard house in the historic heart of Hammamet in Tunisia, using local materials and know-how.

– A white glass facade, juxtaposed with the black exterior of the restored ventilator building, hosts the spacious light-filled galleries of the Corning Museum of Glass North Wing Expansion, designed by Thomas Phifer and Partners.

– Through Vache à lait, a milk dispenser and a cup, 5.5 design studio wants to reconnect consumers with producers and return to the real taste of natural products.

– Designed for Nature & Découvertes, Constance Guisset’s essential oil diffuser Cumulus evokes dreaming and contemplation with its matt ceramics that is an invitation to touch.