less is more
Swedish architectural firm Guise has completed one of the neatest, most minimalist interior designs we’ve seen this year – a concept store for a high fashion brand Fifth Avenue Shoe Repair, in Stockholm‚Äôs central fashion district. Designed using deconstructive methods and a strong spatial vocabulary. Continue reading “Fifth Avenue Shoe Repair concept store by Guise” »
Two more sleek pieces of furniture by Incorporated, and another collection playing with the idea of hexagon-based shapes. Continue reading “Hex chair and ottoman by Incorporated” »
What’s cooler than a cool wall clock, or even two cool wall clocks? The answer is – a dual-time cool wall clock, such as Long-D, designed by Hong Kong born Kit Men Keung for a Taiwanese brand Verso Lab. Continue reading “Long-D clock by Kit Men Keung” »
Ideas for Contemporary Environments a.k.a. ICE have won the 3rd prize in a competition to design a residential 65 floor tower next to the West Lake in Hanoi., Vietnam (pardon my nerdiness, but did anyone say “Towers of Hanoi”?). Continue reading “DK2 by ICE” »
More with less. Incorporated’s approach to designing the Endless sofa redefines minimalism and serves as an optimistic metaphor for the modern world’s limitless potential. Continue reading “Endless sofa by Incorporated” »
