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Less But Better has been curated and designed by London-based Systems Studio and aims to introduce the German designer’s work to “new audiences”.
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For our 2020 review, here are the top 10 cabins shown on Dezeen this year, including a cabin made from infested wood and one with a titanium roof.
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Industrial designer Huisu Jo has created a hooked steel lamp that references hangers and makeshift hook mechanisms used at Seoul's Dongmyo outdoor market.
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The Bruda bench by international furniture brand Elan Atelier is cast in bronze from a single mould and polished to a gleaming gold colour.
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Contemporary craft fair Collect was founded by the British Crafts Council in 2004 as a pioneering fair for collectible craft, presenting recent work by living craftsmen, artists and designers (with some pieces created especially for the fair). The latest edition, previewed digitally in collaboration with the global online art platform Artsy, offers a glimpse into the diversity and eclectic richness of today’s craft panorama.
‘Collect has introduced and represented the very best global galleries for contemporary craft to design buyers and collectors for 17 years. Creating opportunity in the disruption of this past year has been so important, ensuring we maintain visibility for this global moment for craft in the cultural calendar. This online version of the fair will provide rich content as well as helping collectors to discover, view and purchase exceptional work from highly talented international artists,’ said the fair director, Isobel Dennis.
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Designed by hungarian architect antti lovag in the 70s, ‘palais bulles’ (bubble palace) is a 1200 sqm house in the south of france comprising a cluster of interwoven bubble spaces. the iconic dwelling was built between 1979 and 1984 for french industrialist pierre bernard, and was bought in 1992 by the late fashion designer pierre cardin. the theoule sur mer villa is currently for sale, and includes ten bedroom suites decorated by contemporary artists, gardens, water ponds, a swimming pool and a 500-seat outdoor auditorium overlooks the sea while facing the breathtaking bay of cannes.
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Get lost among the snow-capped mountains in the Mountain Refuge, a tiny home constructed from prefabricated plywood modules.
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Daina Mattis has an exhibition at High Noon Gallery in New York titled Family Style with fuzzy flocked paintings, surreal hybrid sculpture and cookies.
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The colourful bedrooms that Note Design Studio has slotted under the roof of The Mantelpiece Loft are meant to resemble “life-sized building blocks”.
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Dreams of reinventing the workplace gave us cubicles and hotdesking as utopian ideas gave way to cost-cutting, says academic Kerstin Sailer
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teetering over a rocky cliff edge, this concept by yakusha design imagines an exposed and minimal holiday home for a surfer.
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Creative Review
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The furniture brand’s newest set of manuals are designed to stave off lockdown boredom, by teaching us how to build fortresses out of furniture
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With London’s Victoria & Albert Museum in lockdown, its director shares his favourite artefacts
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Some cyclists do everything to minimize the weight and maximize the aerodynamics of their two-wheel machines. But as someone who uses e-bikes as veritable car (and subway) replacements rather, I need to be able to run most of the errands I’d regularly do using a larger vehicle.
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Walnut, oak and ribbons of leather combine to make the four new furniture pieces released by Japanese brand Ritzwell.
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Contact lens cases, electrical wires and pill packets are among a number of common home goods that have been reimagined in glass by students from Lund University, in a bid to explore the material's potential within a more circular economic system.
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Unusual, innovative and avant-garde approaches to seating were among the highlights of Dutch design fair Object Rotterdam, which took place earlier this month. Anna Winston picks six of the most intriguing chairs from the annual event's crop of up-and-coming talent.
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Michael Evans filled every available space with a treasure trove of British, French and Japanese works. Now they’re up for auction
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Inspired by a mutual commitment to sustainability, innovation, and above all, accessibility to beautiful design with zero compromise. In partnership with the Frank Lloyd Wright Foundation, we present: The Usonia™ Collection. Amidst Frank Lloyd Wright’s Desert Laboratory in Arizona, Taliesin West, lives rare product archives & records of architectural designs which have remained unexplored for many decades until now. Through an inspiring exploration of the creative chronicles, we’ve reimagined & manufactured the first-ever, limited-quantity run of the Usonia™ Collection.
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The London-based design duo experimented with balloons to yield a neat effect
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