Marina Tabassum designs Serpentine Pavilion 2025: A Capsule in Time
Every summer, London’s Serpentine Gallery invites an international architect to transform architecture into a temporary narrative. For the 2025 edition, […]
Ariostea’s Italian ceramics bring timeless elegance to Switzerland’s sweetest icon
Among the many elements that define the architectural language of the Lindt Home of Chocolate in Zurich, one material plays […]
Can better housing help prevent malaria? The Star Homes Project in Sub-Saharan Africa
Today, approximately 1.1 billion people live in Sub-Saharan Africa, the region with the fastest-growing population globally. By 2050, this number […]
A belt for the future: How Hottie hacks menstruation from the inside out
It was one of those Berlin evenings that linger. While next door in the Gropius Bau an exhibition paid tribute […]
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A conversation with ETIMOBLU: from material research to sculptural design
ETIMOBLU, Milan based studio born from the mind of the emerging designer Matteo Brambilla, operates at the intersection of disciplines, […]
A smart lamp to bring wellness and sunlight indoors
Between office hours, screen time, and transit routines, it’s easy to forget how little sunlight we actually get. However, UV […]
A weather machine that brings back the poetics of forecasting
Weather forecasting has a curious design history. For centuries, we looked up, reading the sky through clouds, colour shifts, and […]
Lualdi’s Framework: a new concept of boiserie
If you think doors only disappear in fairytales, films, or fantasy novels, think again. Imagination has a tangible side – […]
Can you believe this floor is made of mushrooms? The work of Mogu
Mogu is part of a new generation of companies reimagining material innovation through nature. Based in Amsterdam, but with an […]
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