In Residence: Gawie and Gwen Fagan
via nowness.com Inside the husband-and-wife architecture duo’s sprawling Cape Town home Read this article »
Arlo Hudson Square, NYC
via dezeen.com AvroKO creates “micro hotel” in former industrial neighbourhood in New York Read this article »
The shape of things
via wallpaper.com Sir Jony Ive reflects on the nature of objects, the fragility of ideas, and 20 years of Apple design Many of us can remember our first encounter with an Apple pro
Malibu Hillside pool and terrace
via dezeen.com A latticed wooden canopy shades this swimming pool and terrace, designed by Michael Goorevich for a Malibu house on a slope overlooking the Pacific Ocean. Nashville-
Korean Dandelion Farm
via dezeen.com Dandelions are used to make medicine within this timber and concrete complex that architects office Archihood WXY has built in South Korea. Called Korean Dandelion F
In Residence: Clémence and Didier Krzentowski
via nowness.com The Paris bankside apartment where it’s Christmas all year round Clémence and Didier Krzentowski, the husband-and-wife founders of Paris design space Galerie Kre
Cerro Pelon Ranch by Tado Ando for Tom Ford
via dezeen.com A promotional movie has been released to entice potential buyers for a massive ranch in New Mexico that features buildings by Japanese architect Tadao Ando. Read the
In Residence: Amanda Levete
via nowness.com All is not as it seems in the renowned designer’s north London home Behind the humble-seeming brick façade typical of its north London location lies the cavernou
Aesop pop-up at MONA FOMA
via dezeen.com Revellers at a Tasmanian music festival were invited to cool off inside this wooden pavilion filled with Aesop products, designed by architecture studio Partners Hil
In Residence: Deborah Saunt
via nowness.com Going underground with the architect who’s turning urban living on its head Known as the ‘Covert House’ for its unassuming silhouette disguising a
Sophia Grojsman: The Mother of Contemporary Perfumery
via youtube.com You are the reason we do what we do… and we thank you! 半世紀に渡る活躍、そして数々の名作を有難う。お疲れ様でした！
Pointless Innovation
via youtube.com It’s interesting to see how people react to these concepts. See comments here »