Between the interface of functional objects and visual art, Lucas Morten invites you to an era where contemporary societal thinking meets brutalism. The artist-designer does not limit himself to visual artistic interactions but also engages both physically and mentally in the hand-making of the objects.
Casa De La Higuera in Valencia — A Collaborative Project by Estudio En Hebra
Casa De La Higuera (The Fig Tree House) is a small apartment in the historical center of Valencia, featuring a marvelous courtyard that fills the entire space with indirect light.
Q+A With Niels Strøyer Christophersen of FRAMA
Since the launch of its first collection in 2011, Frama has embraced an organic and collaborative approach to design; an approach that is equally inspired by the old and the new, by new technologies and analogue traditions. Frama's…
Impeccable Design Leveraging Montreal’s Greatness — MARCUS by Atelier Zébulon Perron
To breathe new life into its prestigious address on rue de la Montagne, The Four Seasons Hotel partnered with celebrated Montreal design firm Atelier Zébulon Perron, which for the past 10 years has created some of Montreal’s most engaging and compelling spaces.
Dry Studios Editorial by Mike Karlsson Lundgren & Sophia Bratt
In close collaboration with Dry Studios, the photographer Mike Karlsson Lundgren and the interior stylist Sophia Bratt have created a serene series of images inspired by light and compositions of former nordic paintings.
Democratizing Art ⏤ In Conversation with Portia de Rossi & Slater Herman of General Public
Music, film-making, and photography are all mediums of art. Yet, anyone can enjoy them while supporting their favorite artist in exchange for a few cents, or even for free. If we agree to defining art as a way of expression through human skills and imagination, one could argue that art should always be made possible to enjoy by anyone.
In Conversation with Belgian Architect Nicolas Schuybroek
Nicolas Schuybroek started his own practice in 2011 in Brussels, Belgium, with a well-defined purpose: to create and to produce architecture, interiors, and objects characterized by an acute sense of detail…
Tel Aviv's White City — Walter Gropius, Ludwig Mies van der Rohe, and the Future of Bauhaus
Looking back to the 20th century, World Wars I (1914-18) and II (1939-45) have shaped almost everything our society stands for today, from politics through economics, culture, arts, and design. As elegantly laid out in “100 Years of Bauhaus”, the Bauhaus movement is no exception.
From Contemporary Dancer to Award-Winning Furniture and Lighting Designer — In Conversation with John Sorensen of Coil + Drift
Based in New York City, John Sorensen-Jolink is the founder of the young but thoughtful design studio Coil + Drift. Emerging from the art eld and, most specifically, from contemporary dance, John founded his self-taught design practice in 2015.
In Conversation with Ben Storms, the Belgian Designer Giving Lightness to Marble
A couple of months ago in Antwerp, our team met with designer Ben Storms. Surrounded by some of his most innovative pieces, tending to defy gravity and traditional perceptions of matters, we took the time to reflect on his creative process and the way he became a master of novelty in marble design.
Apparatus Studio Shares Their Inspirations While Presenting Their 2017 Collection at Salone del Mobile
Apparatus Studio has been on our top designers' list for a while now and founders Jeremy Anderson and Gabriel Hendifar kept wowing audiences ever since.
A Personal Perspective on Museum Spaces
Gardiner's journey around the world allows for a greater cultural connection between nations, through some of humankind's most impressive architectural achievements.
Casal Balaguer by Flores & Prats Architects + Duch Pizá
The new Cultural Center Casal Balaguer, designed by Flores & Prats with Duch-Pizá, is completed. The project is a renovation of a historical house in the center of Palma de Mallorca.
Brian Thoreen Negotiates with Gravity with His New UNSETTLED Collection
Brian Thoreen has created a collection of objects based in this thought. His new work exhibits visible tension between the materials that are seemingly in peril and delicately negotiating gravity.
Ricardo Bofill's "La Fabrica" Renovation Project
We found enormous silos, a tall smoke snack, four kilometers of underground tunnels, machine rooms in good shape… This was in 1973 and it was our first encounter with the Cement Factory.
Sala Beckett's Creative Soul Lives On in the Vibrant District of Poblenou, by Flores & Prats Architects
The new Sala Beckett, which opened in november 2016 in Poblenou, in the Sant Martí district, is dedicated to theatre, experimentation and training.
Richard Mosse Documents the Refugee Crisis Using Military-Grade Technology
Barbican Art Gallery has invited conceptual documentary photographer and Deutsche Börse Photography Prize winner Richard Mosse to create an immersive multi-channel video installation in the Curve.