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Frederic Kielemoes is known for his consistent minimalist and elegant interior designs. Through the use of a variety of material including natural stone, marble, stained oak and copper he set the tone of DB Gent, an apartment based in Ghent, Belgium.
All life is sustained by the accumulation of diverse materials: a sum that is in constant equilibrium as a result of a biological voyage. The Re-collectors series, created by Spanish design studio Todomuta is born under this premise.
A couple of weeks ago, the London-born multidisciplinary designer Anna Karlin opened her first showroom in New York city. Located in the Lower East Side, the space gives a really good insight into the creative world of the designer.
Alice Jacquemin is a french photographer based in Paris. Since she graduated from Les Gobelins, she notably worked with Armani, Chanel, Lancôme and L’Oréal to create warm and gentle images.
Designed by architect Russell Jones, Villa Waalre is a recently completed family residence situated within a forested Dune landscape, in Waalre, outside of Eindhoven, in the Netherlands.
Made of Pierre de Massangis, a French natural oolitic limestone, The Atlas Collection refers to the Titan Atlas present in the Greek mythology. The series of matching furniture includes six pieces made out of the same material.
MIMES draws inspiration from Colette’s novel La Vagabonde, a fictive story based on her own life as a free woman working as a dancer and mime in Paris’ music-halls.
Leonardo Christian Anker Amadeus Vandal (nomdeplumeonline) is an Italian artist living and working at the artist residency Palazzo Monti in Brescia, Italy.
Kyoto is a mini architecture system designed by Note Design Studio for Zilenzio.
Presented as part of NYCxDESIGN, the pieces that comprise the Bec Brittain x John Hogan collaboration were the result of a series of responses to each others' work, both technically and aesthetically.
Led by Massimiliano Locatelli, CLS Architects along with Arup, Cybe and Italcementi revealed to the public 3D Housing 05, the very first on-site entirely 3D printed house in Europe, attesting for a real paradigm shift.
The Dream About Midsummer focuses on the similarities between the creative process behind dance and design. In both of these practice, the result is something you express out from what you feel or believe in. A certain mood, influence or input.
Photographer : Pier-Alexandre Gagné, Stylist : Laura Baldwinson, Model : Rylee @ JC Vancouver.
A Lucid Dream in Pink, Sleep Cycle No 1-7 is a personal project by Anders Brasch-Willumsen, Creative Director and Founder of Studio Brasch – a Swedish creative studio offering creative direction, conceptual thinking and a distinct design language.
I see my pictures as being simple but effective. I rarely ask my subjects to move in a non-natural way or to pose in a specific way. I believe everything has to be organic. The gaze is really important in my aesthetic…
Scandic-Bohemian feels and barefoot luxury is found in this renovated and modernised coastal home in a quiet and secluded corner of Denmark, where Japanese zen aesthetics and danish cottage style charm come together, boasting subtle, nordic luxury and eclectic design elements.
In the course of an evening, the second ever Studio Éditions event shined a light on the talent of local furniture and lighting designers, demonstrating the keen interest and thirst of the community and general public towards Canadian design.
Followed by the debut of Apparatus’ Act III at The Salone del Mobile, Anniversary sat down with Co-founder and Creative Director, Gabriel Hendifar to discuss their most recent collection, and the genesis behind its personal narrative.
Poème Brut highlights designers’ renewed interest in crafts, local techniques and materials. In recent years, their focus has shifted to manufacturing processes and materiality as a counterpoint to globalisation and dematerialisation.
During Milan Design Week 2018, Bloc Studios presented three new series of objects created in collaboration with designers Valentina Cameranesi and Nick Ross, and design studio Objects of Common Interest.
