Brutalist architecture has always had a cult following, and somewhere along the way, the overlanding world started listening. GEHOcab’s EDGE Explorer Trail looks less like…
Brutalism once suggested stark, monumental forms, with raw concrete presented in uncompromising honesty. Today, that legacy is evolving into a softer interior design language: Soft…
This truly exciting and ambitious project is an initiative to repurpose an abandoned brutalist water tower. Over four years, a dedicated family collaborated to transform…
Richard Mille is generally known for fascinating timepieces that are apparently robust and intriguingly complex. This time, to kickstart the new year, the brand has…
Seats like chairs and benches have designs that immediately convey images of stability and reliability, often expressed in shapes that look solid, balanced, and strong….
Stokholm-based audio innovator Transparent is well-versed in the subtle art of manufacturing audio equipment, particularly speakers. As clear from their naming convention, it’s all about…
Brutalist architecture and interior design, popular from the 1950s to the mid-1970s, prioritize function over decoration, showcasing the raw beauty of materials like concrete. The…
It’s almost too easy to take for granted what a toilet looks like, especially considering what we use it for. At the same time, that’s…
Regardless of religious inclination or lack thereof, the word “church” would often conjure up images of lofty buildings designed to inspire awe or command respect….
We’ve come across many designs for tables and chairs, both for those inside the comfort of homes as well as those weather outdoor environments. Given…
Brutalism has long been considered an architectural style most commonly used in industrial and institutional buildings. This design theory is centered around the usage of…
The MESH seating is all about playing with contrasts to create something that’s useful yet beautiful to look at. Take for instance the fact that…