Candy, Memory, and Light Melt Into Form in Marten Herma Anderson’s Lamps
Architectural and furniture designer Marten Herma Anderson draws from an unexpected source for his latest series of lamps, translating a fleeting childhood memory into a…
Architectural and furniture designer Marten Herma Anderson draws from an unexpected source for his latest series of lamps, translating a fleeting childhood memory into a…
Marka feels less like furniture and more like a cultural memory taking shape in the present. The idea comes from the Bedouin way of life,…
Fractal 9 began not as a formal design project but as a response to a simple, everyday need. The goal was to make use of…
In a market saturated with predictable pet furniture, minimal cubes, beige scratching posts, and standard enclosed beds, this monkey-shaped cat house arrives as a refreshing…
Double-sided wall clocks are not new. They have existed for decades, quietly moving between public and private spaces. While many people associate them with railway…
At a time when living spaces are shrinking while expectations from them continue to expand, this design presents a thoughtful response that is both rooted…
Some objects simply exist in a space, while others carry a presence even before they are used. ROSSO belongs firmly in the latter. It does…
In a design landscape increasingly obsessed with clarity, function, and hyper legibility, Stretch Color resists the urge to explain itself. Instead, it lingers in ambiguity,…
There is something quietly radical about a whale that does not belong to the ocean. Not because it has been displaced, but because it has…
Most billiards tables do not ask much of you. You walk up, take your shot, and move on. They are designed to be neutral, quietly…
In a market full of furniture that competes loudly for attention, the pieces that often stay with us the longest are the ones that begin…
On a quiet stretch of coastline on the Greek island of Syros, a new resort seems to almost disappear into the landscape. Designed by the…