CRÜ studio removed a series of walls that divided the long and narrow perimeter of la Odette – la Olga’s younger twin. They decided to pull as much as possible the living area towards the back of the building, so that the bedrooms could absorb part of the light that is filtered through the main facade. Read More
As FAINA’s chief designer, Victoriya Yakusha says, “Contemporary design is fed with cultural roots, it restores natural harmony between our ancestors and future generations, preventing us from losing the identity. We should never forget where we come from and be proud of who we have become.” And thus, the KUMANEC and MONTANKA sets of ceramic vases were created. Read More
K&Co is a small restaurant in a peripheral neighborhood of Madrid. They perform a ‘sustainable’ kitchen, with the Ecocook certificate, and Plantea Estudio tried to cope with that character with this raw but also warm and natural place. Read More
Daniel García, Creative Director and cofounder at Woodendot, presents the brand’s latest collection. Savia, consisting of a dining table and a complimentary bench. “Nature is part of our brand, and it can be seen in the essence of our designs”, the designer told us. That’s the main reason why both components of this new collection resemble the shape of a leaf. Read More
Bernat Llauradó Auquer of architecture firm tallerdarquitectura, has completed Casa Nostra, a new house in Bordils, Spain. The design of the house includes two volumes, one that’s vertical and closed off, which houses the bedrooms, bathrooms, stairs, and storage, while the second volume is horizontal and transparent, meant for entertaining. Read More
Restrained yet luxurious, the residence is full of subtle character and personality. This begins with the fact that the street-level entrance gives away nothing more than a quaint cottage, with the grandeur of the property revealing itself once inside. Natural stone floors, pale timber cabinetry, white walls and pale joinery serve as an ideal backdrop for showcasing an abundance of artwork, sculptural pieces and statement furniture. Read More
Bolshecoffee Roasters is a minimalist space in a historic building in the center of St. Petersburg, Russia. The project was developed by the architectural bureau AKME. The main aim of the project was to harmoniously pack little space with lots of function: shop, café and cupping area all fit in a small area of 43 square meters. Read More
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