Dome of Visions 3.0 is the third dome in a series of experiments. DoV is an experiment that aims to create knowledge about how it affects our architecture and our well-being to build inside a greenhouse and work with a passive and solar heated space as a building envelope that generates a third climate, as […] More
We’re almost halfway through the year, and if you haven’t already considered the ways you can upgrade your home and increase property value, you may be missing out something important on the real estate market. Not all upgrades were created equal, and determining which home improvements add to home value and which don’t is a […] More
The Writers Block coffee table takes on the playful guise of a giant scrunched up ball of paper, handmade in Paris. It’s a unique blend of form and materials that captures the ups and downs of the creative process. The geometry of crumpled paper is so inherently strong and complex it has physicists and supercomputers […] More
AMO reinterprets Osservatorio, Fondazione Prada’s new exhibition space dedicated to photography in Galleria Vittorio Emanuele II for the PRADA‘s 2018 Resort Womenswear show. Conceived as a confrontation between real and manufactured moments, the set has linear arranged seating oriented towards the cupola placed beyond the large windows. Enhanced by both reflective and translucent columns, the guests have a transfigured […] More
The striking project for Cefn Castell in Criccieth North Wales (United Kingdom) is work of prolific architecture practice stephenson STUDIO. This contemporary family house is located on an isolated cliff top overlooking Cardigan bay in Criccieth in North Wales. On it’s place stood a run down four hundred year old former cottage. The newly built home is shaped […] More
Buying a nebulizing diffuser is one of the finest investments you can make for your well-being and health. The idea of using a nebulizing diffuser is as old as aromatherapy itself. The use of diffusers was influenced by the discovery of essential oils in old China, Rome, and Egypt and not to forget they are […] More
Located in a former general store, the la SHED architecture practice emobodies tradition of the loocation in Montréal (Canada) while adopting a resolutely contemporary take shaped in the image of the company. The workshop and the adjacent meeting space are completely open and fully visible from the street, thus exposing the work of the architect to the passers-by. Halfway […] More
Austin Maynard Architects from Australia have shaped their own storefront workspace into a cozy, modern and sun-filled work environment, adequately titling the project The Mental Health House / My-House. The award winning Melbourne based architects are well known for their unique approach, and such is their working space. At the same time this is also a […] More
There was a time when designers had to choose between nylon carpets in varying shades of grey or utilitarian concrete. Options were limited and unless it was a high-end design, expensive materials such as marble or granite were off the menu. Today, the situation is very different. Modern commercial interior designers are spoilt for choice. […] More
Photographer RAYLIVEZ shines a new light on New York the city of dreams despite displaying it through its fog infused moments, often resulting in shots taken to an apocalyptic yet dreamy sentiment. Ray a New Yorker and founder of Welivez is also a member of NYC Primeshot and has shared his vision of NYC to […] More
Helen Street located in Seattle (United States) is an award winning project designed by mw I works architecture & design, the architects won AIA Honor Awards for Washington and 2014 Merit Award for the design. The owners of the home who before taking on the design with the architects were looking for a mix of rural with a […] More
The Perf House by Andy Martin Architecture was shaped for clients who wanted to bring some of the light and openness of their native Sardinia to London. The task involved entirely removing off all existing internal elements of this small Georgian 5-storey terrace house in Belgravia, leaving a vast 6 sided internal volume. Andy Martin Architecture then […] More