Aurélie Fretti creates sculptural works that blend intuition, materiality, and the human body into a unique contemporary language.
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The Wendy House by Earthscape Studio in Kerala combines sustainable architecture, local materials and traditional building techniques with playful design.
PLAY NOW - 14 DECEMBER: The Series 7™ chair is an icon of modern furniture history and was designed by Arne Jacobsen in 1955. INSIDE Einrichtungen makes it possible for you to bring this design classic from the 60s - model 3107 - home.
Wilhelm Sasnal’s “Grey Eyes” at Espace Louis Vuitton Munich explores perception, memory, and the ambiguity of seeing through contemporary painting.
The Baja Club Hotel in La Paz, Mexico, shows that conversions are also possible in the hotel sector. A historic colonial hacienda has been transformed into a boutique hotel in its second life. Here, colonial club flair meets modernist design language ...
The creation of a new tradition in the field of tension between craftsmanship and design...
Discover the work of French artist Alan Louis, whose sculptural ceramic furniture combines craftsmanship, material experimentation and contemporary collectible design.
Austrian designer Gina Drewes presents THE LAST DAYS OF DISCO, a menswear collection where club culture meets dandy elegance. Luxurious fabrics, expressive silhouettes and unexpected contrasts redefine contemporary masculine style.
With the Shanshui Firewood Garden in China's Sichuan province, Mix Architecture translates architectural heritage into a new formal language. Light screens made of suspended firewood plumb the space in a new way.
Kunstverein Friedrichshafen presents a group exhibition with Melike Kara, Larissa Sansour & Søren Lind, Julia Steinigeweg and Emma Talbot under the title Visions or Waking Dreams.
Designed by ELE Interior, Villa Esencia in Dubai combines contemporary architecture, Arabian heritage, biophilic design and natural materials to create a calm oasis in Al Barari.
With Boola Katitjin, Murdoch University in Perth sets a new benchmark for sustainable timber architecture. As the largest multi-storey engineered timber building in the Southern Hemisphere, the project combines innovative design, biophilic principles and a strong commitment to sustainability, diversity and inclusion.
