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Unless you’ve been living under a rock for the past twenty days or so, you should be well aware of what the capital of Iran and its people have been going through lately. We won’t get into politics. Instead, we’re bringing some good news from the city of Teheran (a.k.a. Tehran). Continue reading “Designing in Teheran: iodicearchitetti” »
You won’t be taking L’abbate’s Magazine Basket, designed by Enzo Berti, on a picnic… Right? Yep. We definitely need a new tag for this one. Continue reading “Magazine Basket by Enzo Berti” »
Something darker, for a change. Follow the break to see how Thomas Jacobsen’s architecture and design studio breathed new life into a heritage building in Sydney, Australia. Continue reading “Beresford Hotel by Thomas Jacobsen” »
You’ve seen 2-in-1 chair concepts before, but this is a whole new level of weird. Each member of the Guarda Inside-Out collection by Alberto Villarreal (Zanic), including Silla Guarda, holds a pleasant surprise inside. Continue reading “Guarda Inside-Out chair by Alberto Villarreal” »
This amazing apartment at the very top of one the few high rise buildings in Frederiksberg, Copenhagen, with a stunning view overlooking the Danish capital, was completely redone by Norm Architects for a client with a dream of a “completely minimalistic space with no nonsense and plenty of light.” Continue reading “A Copenhagen penthouse by Norm Architects” »
