marc fornes / THEVERYMANY works with painted aluminum, assembling palm-sized strips into a lightweight structure in knoxville, tennessee.
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isern serra’s latest project looks like a concept design store, but it’s the barcelona flagship of relleno pasta.
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casa BP stands as a solid volume of red-pigmented concrete which opens broadly toward rural argentina.
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A calming and natural material palette of clay plaster, cherry wood and wool characterise Danish homeware brand Tekla’s store in London. Located on Marylebone High Street in west London, the space was designed by architect duo Mathias Mentze and Alexander Ottenstein of Mentze Ottenstein. Having previously designed the brand’s Modern Romance exhibition at this year’s
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Architecture studio Standard Practice has created a gallery-informed interior for the Copenhagen Eye Institute, with details including a circular sculpture plinth and a steel-tiled reception desk. The Copenhagen-based studio, led by British architects Henry Gibbon and Hugh Diamond, was aiming to create the same sense of “calm and assurance” that can be found in exhibition
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studio saxe designs its ‘villa nuri,’ to reflect the client’s interest in honoring local culture and the frequent presence of wildlife.
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An LA-based team comprised of Mouthwash Studio and Aunt Studio has designed Mexican restaurant with ample patio space underneath a railway in the city’s Chinatown neighbourhood. Modelled on a casual Mexico City cantina, the interiors for Cafe Tondo created with Aunt Studio are intended to be inviting and act as a community hub. The project
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It’s rapidly cooling down across the northern hemisphere. To mark the seasonal shift, we’ve collected a lookbook of eight fireplaces installed in living spaces from Lithuania to Chile. Whether boxy or more conical, these fireplaces are united by their striking appearances and ability to anchor and warm living spaces as winter begins. This is the
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Furniture made from melted aluminium and compressed wool features in this fine-dining restaurant in Budapest, Hungary, which architecture firm URBA designed to highlight sustainability and local identity. URBA collaborated with artists Esteban de la Torre and Judit Eszter Kárpáti of art studio Ejtech and the owners of Onyx to develop an interior for the restaurant
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A luxury grocery store with interiors by Brooklyn designer Sarah Carpenter with a curated art program and sculptural floral displays has opened in New York City’s Tribeca neighbourhood. The space at 355 Greenwich Street was designed by Sarah Carpenter based on a brief from Meadow Lane founder and CEO Sammy Nussdorf, who aims to reimagine the
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