Saturday, October 29, 2016

PHDD Arquitectos mixes old and new for renovated Portuguese yarn store

The Craft Company by PHDD architects

Lisbon studio PHDD Arquitectos has blended contemporary and classic elements for the interiors of a craft store in Cascais, Portugal. Read more



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Toyo Ito's Museo Internacional del Barroco photographed by Edmund Sumner

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These new images by British photographer Edmund Sumner show the fluted concrete structure of the Museo Internacional del Barroco in Mexico, which is designed by Japanese architect Toyo Ito. Read more



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Shaman leads people into psychedelic forest in Empire of the Sun's music video

DMP – High and Low - Empire of the Sun by Roof Studio

Eyeballs, tentacles and weird machinery inhabit the peculiar forest Roof Studio designed for Empire of the Sun's High and Low music video. Read more



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Dori updates 1950s apartment in Tel Aviv with open-plan spaces and glazed partitions

Weisel apartment in Tel Aviv by Dori Interior Design

A light and spacious kitchen, dining and lounge opens onto a latticed balcony in this Tel-Aviv apartment, which has been completely overhauled by Dori interior design studio. Read more



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Adam Knibb Architects extends Hampshire barn conversion with timber-clad box

Hurdle House by Adam Knibb Architects

British architect Adam Knibb has added this cross-laminated timber extension to a house in the English county of Hampshire, and connected it to the former barn building by a frameless glass box. Read more



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This week, Philippe Starck and Kodak both revealed new smartphones

Mi Mix smartphone by Philippe Starck

This week saw French designer Philippe Starck and American imaging company Kodak both venture into smartphone design. Read more



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Nienke Hoogvliet turns used toilet paper into bowls and tables

Studio Nienke Hoogvliet- WATERSCHATTEN

Dutch designer Nienke Hoogvliet's Waterschatten furniture and homeware is made from reclaimed and recycled toilet paper. Read more



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