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pulp galerie show revives radical 1990s CHIATDAY office furniture by gaetano pesce

Pulp Galerie Revisits Gaetano Pesce’s ChiatDay New York Project Pulp Galerie presents Gaetano Pesce, The CHIATDAY New York Project, its second exhibition at the gallery’s new space in Paris’ 6th arrondissement, bringing together rare elements from the experimental advertising offices…
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Studio BANAA Designs Maximalist Micro-Café

Typical chain java joints are serviceable, but hardly noted for fun, full-tilt design. For Voyager Craft Coffee’s newest outpost, Studio BANAA created a vibrant micro-café with echoes of 1980s Italian Memphis style and Pee-wee’s Playhouse. Read another article:What Is Women’s…
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Mexican Design Studio ATRA FORM Frames its New York Outpost as a Multisensorial Experience

With immersive, often transportative, displays standing out at major events like Design Miami, architecture studio and design producer ATRA has long championed that all-so-Mexican of propositions: harnessing a long-established, rich and diverse culture of craft—as well as an expansive suite…
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3D printed street furniture recycles concrete and brick waste from demolished urban villages

Regeneration of Urban Village Memory by BENTU DESIGN Inorganic Growth is a research-driven project by BENTU DESIGN that converts construction waste from demolished urban villages into 3D printed urban furniture. By combining material reactivation with digital fabrication, the initiative transforms…
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These Watches Are A Mélange of Mood, Tone, and Supersaturation

Color often belongs to a moment or place, sometimes even an attitude. A peculiar bright blue-green might recall a subversive era of design; a deep brown could summon the warmth of espresso bars and polished leather interiors; and a rich…
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Inside MacBook Neo: Colorful, Capable, and Carefully Considered

Apple’s products have always been about finding joy: joy in the creative process, joy in the user experience, and—of course—joy in the community, regardless of technical proficiency. A typesetter by trade, my mother brought our first Apple Macintosh computer—I’m dating…
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Raw Elegance at L’Apogee Courchevel

High in the French Alps, where snow blurs the boundary between architecture and atmosphere, Kelly Wearstler has reimagined the dining spaces at L’Apogée Courchevel with a language that feels at once Californian and Alpine, monumental yet intimate. Introduced in December…
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VARMBLIXT by Sabine Marcelis for IKEA Expands Further

There is the expansion of the universe––that original burst of energy, moving at a speed we can hardly comprehend––and then there is VARMBLIXT by Sabine Marcelis for IKEA. Both are toric forms, continuous and never-ending, bound by physics, time, and…
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Motorola Commemorates the 2026 World Cup With a Re-styled Razr

Though embroiled in numerous political controversies, this year’s World Cup global soccer tournament will still be a celebration of global cooperation and cultural exchange, if not also some mostly harmless competition. The major event—being held across the vast territory of…
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Dot Objects Presents Thoughtful New Shelving Collection

The grid: a never-ending expanse of geometric order and a concept our human brains love––born perhaps from a need to seek order, but we love a beautifully straight line. Dot Objects presents their newest shelving collection with evolution at its…
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Satoshi Itasaka’s Century Chair Holds a Hundred-Year Story

Long before it became a chair, this piece lived as a tree––rooted in the forests of southern Japan, shaped by weather, and marked by a hundred years of growth. The Century Chair, designed by Satoshi Itasaka of the design labo,…
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“Layered Nature” by nendo for ALPI Extends Visions of Veneer

Materiality is everything. The way things feel, perform, and react loom large in our world as tactile animals beholden to the plethora of sensory experiences around us. Also innate is an inclination to push the boundaries of what is possible…
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Sandscape Lighting by Studio Haran Breathes Water Into Wood

Water’s unique properties make it different from every substance on our planet – a precious, life-giving substance, filling gurgling streams, underwater lakes, and our own blood vessels. Not satisfied with sustaining us and everything we know, the vertices of ripples…
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Checkmate: The Bishop Chair by Konstantin Grcic for Magis

Negative space is a formidable tool in design, underlining the philosophical power of absence. Many of our most powerful designs are celebrated for what they have, and also what they do not. Increasingly, a “more is more” approach is tied…
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Take 5: A Heart-Shaped Park, Carlo Scarpa’s Masterpiece + More

Love Park in Toronto by CCxA (and 18 Shades of Gay in Montreal) Read another article:Botany as an Artistic Practice: Anna Atkins’ BlueprintsFittingly, I’m starting my very first Take 5 with this marvel of a park by CCxA (formerly Claude…
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Inside a Hong Kong Duplex Designed as Sensory Play

Perched above Repulse Bay with sweeping views of sea and mountains, this Hong Kong duplex unfolds as a carefully choreographed study in sensory play—one that privileges touch, movement, and atmosphere over overt display. Designed by Clement C Studio, the residence…
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Simon Johns Expands his Future Fossils Collection

For the past few years, Simon Johns has been experimenting with a concept called Future Fossils. His pieces appear at once as relics ravaged by time and as sculptures made for this moment. The works, which the Quebec-based artist-designer says…
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Top-Level 3D Printing is Now More Accessible with FibreSeeker 3

Rapid prototyping — now more commonly known as 3D printing — has been around for a while now. At industrial scale, it’s become increasingly agile and refined, harnessing a growing range of materials and replicating manual or mechanized processes. With…