Drywall collection: the hidden grammar of construction
The drywall track is a cold-formed steel channel profile, a mass-produced object designed to be hidden behind plaster and paint, […]
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Lifestyle Design
The word lifestyle refers to the particular way, values and ideas in which a person or group lives. When we talk about Lifestyle Design, we refer to products that acquire a value that goes beyond their function and become part of people's lives as a sort of declaration of their personality.
Malaysian International Furniture Fair 2026: a platform, not just a fair
The thirty-second edition of the Malaysian International Furniture Fair (MIFF 2026) unfolds from 4 to 7 March across MITEC – […]
Roca revisits Meridian: a timeless classic shaped for contemporary bathrooms
Simplicity, neutral tones and refined finishes define the Meridian collection, one of Roca’s most recognisable bathrooms. With its light, flowing […]
Between ornament and structure: 5 design pieces from the mid-1920s
By the mid-1920s, design was evolving within a broader cultural landscape marked by acceleration and contradiction: while Art Deco was […]
Designing ecological repair: the Aranyani Pavilion
In a time when ecology is often reduced to data, targets and distant catastrophes, a new landmark, the Aranyani Pavilion, […]
Digital tech meets iconic vintage style with instax mini Evo Cinema
With a design inspired by the iconic Fujica Single-8 film camera from 1965, the instax mini Evo Cinema™ is the […]
Mapping contemporary Nordic design in Stockholm
Stockholm Creative Edition 2026 unfolded as a city-wide exploration rather than a single destination. Spread across showrooms, studios and exhibitions, […]
Is what you see what you get? A conversation with ceramicist Jacques Monneraud
Jacques Monneraud is a ceramicist based in the southwest of France. Before turning to clay, he built a successful career […]
LANZA Atelier to design the Serpentine Pavilion 2026 in London
Each summer in London, a small corner of Kensington Gardens becomes the site of one of architecture’s most closely watched […]
The new trends of 2026 at the January edition of Maison&Objet
The January Maison&Objet fair in Paris ended last week, bringing together new visions, inspiring messages and languages from all over […]
Between seeing and being: Mirrors as narrative objects
In an age of constant self-exposure and digital reflection, the mirror is no longer a neutral object. Today, it scales […]
Maison&Objet January 2026: when a trade fair decides to be a cultural statement
From the 15th to the 19th of January, the winter edition of Maison&Objet opens its doors to a renewed panorama […]
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