This Wood Chair Appears to Sprout From Grass, Where Art and Nature Converge
In Wood Chair on Grass, 2025, the artist extends the celebrated Wood Chair series into a deeply tactile meditation on nature, artifice, and the human…
In Wood Chair on Grass, 2025, the artist extends the celebrated Wood Chair series into a deeply tactile meditation on nature, artifice, and the human…
Amid the dense, monsoon-fed vegetation of Karjat, India, The Bridge House by Wallmakers, under the direction of architect Vinu Daniel, appears as if it were…
BaleBio, a bamboo pavilion designed by Cave Urban for Bauhaus Earth’s ReBuilt initiative, pioneers a new paradigm of carbon-negative architecture in Bali. Rising gracefully above…
Like De Stijl once deconstructed form and space into elemental purity, Color Roller reimagines that legacy through motion and transparency. Using the three primary colors,…
HAK Studio’s UMA Tableware Collection represents a poetic union of design, neuroscience, and sensory wellness. Developed through in-depth research in gastrophysics, the study of how…
Bilid is a rattan room divider that redefines the role of furniture as both function and expression. Composed of two distinct rattan weaves, it celebrates…
In the arid heart of Phoenix, Arizona, a once hardworking horse barn has been quietly reborn, a poetic fusion of history and modern design. Reimagined…
Yoga is often described as the union of body, mind, and spirit. Yet anyone who has practiced it knows that the space where you unroll…
Just twenty minutes outside Chisinau, on the serene lakeshores of Moldova, three unusual shapes rise softly from the earth. At first glance, they might appear…
Contemporary design increasingly demands more from the objects we live with. Seating, storage, surfaces, and even lighting are being reimagined to work harder for the…
Few objects capture the balance of simplicity and innovation quite like the ModusChair. Born from the original 2019 chair by Matheus Gouvêa Servare, this reimagined…
What if your humidifier didn’t just moisten the air but also supported life within itself? That’s the radical yet quietly elegant idea behind the Moss…