ATRA introduces the limited-edition Beluga Sofa, a sculptural piece designed by Alexander Diaz Andersson that draws attention through contrast, between softness and structure, comfort and control. With its cloud-like silhouette wrapped in mirror-finish pleather, the sofa reflects not only light but also the room around it, changing with its surroundings while maintaining its form. The […] More
Following the success of its initial launch, the Zoey collection by Elisa Ossino for Dieffebi returns with an expanded series of seating elements designed for flexibility across contract, hospitality, and residential spaces. Known for its soft lines, balanced proportions, and inviting geometries, Zoey continues to evolve with new poufs and benches that introduce a refined […] More
Vitra has introduced a limited 2025 edition of the Antony chair, one of Jean Prouvé’s final and most distinctive furniture designs. First developed in the early 1950s for the Cité Universitaire in Antony, near Paris, the chair reflects Prouvé’s architectural sensibility, combining structural clarity with a radical approach to form and material. FURNITURE The original […] More
With Ellipse, Chiara Andreatti offers a refined rethinking of the modular sofa, one that rejects rigidity in favor of soft geometry and layered craft. Designed for Gebrüder Thonet Vienna, the system adapts to its environment through asymmetrical compositions, sculptural form, and heritage materials that ground the piece in a rich design lineage. SOFAS Each module […] More
There are benches that serve a function, and there are benches that become statements. Christophe Pillet’s Ever bench for Kreoo falls into a rare third category, it behaves like a sculpture that just happens to invite you to sit. Built entirely from marble, Ever sidesteps the ornate in favor of restraint. It’s designed to last, […] More
Design in a Real World marks the debut of VESTIGIA, a new initiative dedicated to connecting collectible design with contemporary art. Curated by designer Jonathan Bocca and hosted at the historic Villa Marie near Vorno, Tuscany, the exhibition presents a dynamic collection of works that reflect the territory’s artisanal legacy while encouraging experimentation across disciplines. […] More
WATG designed Nobu Residences Los Cabos as an extension of the brand’s design language, bringing it into a private residential setting with 60 units located within the grounds of the Nobu Hotel. The architecture carries forward the hotel’s modern minimalism while addressing the site’s intense light, coastal winds, and need for spatial separation. A private […] More
In Hellissandur, a small fishing village on Iceland’s Snæfellsnes peninsula, Arkis Architects completed the Snaefellsjökull National Park Visitor Center in 2022. First awarded through an open competition in 2006, the project began construction in 2020 and now operates as a cultural, educational, and ecological hub. Rather than mark the land with dominance, the building sits […] More
The Caulaincourt apartment, reimagined by RMGB design duo Baptiste Rischmann and Guillaume Gibert, sits near Sacré Cœur and was designed for clients returning to Paris after years abroad. These figures from the fashion world wanted to reconnect with a classic Parisian atmosphere, while also reflecting their eclectic tastes and appreciation for Italian design. The project […] More
Ricardo Azevedo Arquitecto designed Casa da Encosta to settle without conflict. The home occupies a generous site with soft topography, but the land offered no striking views or obvious reference points. Rather than fight the context, the architect placed a long, linear volume just above the ground, turning it inward. The result resists external noise […] More
For ARCHISCENE Magazine, Editor Jana Kostic speaks with Melazza co-founders Malena Taboada and Florencia Melazza about Casa Botánica, a residential project shaped by filtered light, tactile materials, and a quiet relationship with nature in Buenos Aires’ Club Tortugas. Designed in collaboration with MEP, the home doesn’t assert itself against the setting but instead listens to […] More
Armadillo and Australian designer Tom Fereday have introduced Agra Forma, a capsule collection that explores the relationship between natural materials and structural clarity. Built around the texture and tone of Armadillo’s Agra rug, the project steps beyond the floor and into furniture. Together, the collaborators focused on form, refining each design into a clean, tactile […] More