Versatility and thoughtful engineering meet in Chameleon Furniture, a 2-in-1 transformable piece designed with the unique adaptability of a chameleon in mind. Made entirely of…
Commemorating the spirit of resilience and transformation, the “Hug Me” Chair emerges as an emotional and artistic response to three decades of inspiration drawn from…
At a time when digital convenience often overshadows physical spaces, the newly opened Yellamundie Library in Western Sydney proves they’re not going out of style;…
Given how we’re constantly on the move, convenience and sustainability are no longer luxuries; they’re necessities. Lollo, a beautifully designed portable cutlery set that blends…
Design, at its best, is not just about making something new; it’s about re-seeing what’s already there. In Charu, a chair designed by Harry Noble…
In the quiet streets of Tottenham, London, a modest 1970s clergy house has been reimagined as an environmentally conscious family home, cloaked in the textured…
Minimalism often means reduction of detail, rarely does it mean designing something that embraces ‘invisibility’. Arguably, I think minimalism should look at other aspects of…
When you step into the Philippine Pavilion at Expo 2025 in Osaka, Japan, you’re not just entering a structure, you’re walking into a living, breathing…
At Milan Design Week 2025, Dutch artist collective DRIFT returned after nearly two decades with a poetic and immersive installation titled Drift Us. Created in…
At Expo 2025 Osaka, among the eight Signature Pavilions redefining the architectural dialogue of the future, null² emerges as a standout vision. Designed by Tokyo-…
Nestled within a residential district of Guangzhou, Wired Scape is not just a playground, it’s an immersive, sculptural landscape that redefines how urban public space…
Workout gear often starts with ambition and ends in dust. That pull-up bar you bought with every intention of sculpting your upper body? It’s now…