From a looping car in Beverly Hills to knotted street clocks in New York, Alex Chinneck’s Dior sculptures reveal their construction through photographs supplied by the artist.
Hot Posts75- Page
YET. Design Studio expands its Strut Chair into a furniture collection, carrying one structural idea across an aluminum chair, table and pouf.
Jumping House Lab renovates a tea village home in Hangzhou through open rooftops, translucent timber trusses and flexible spaces that shift between private and shared use.
DOISDOIS examines housing, repetition and individual lives in MóDULO De ViDA, an ongoing image series of inhabited modular structures.
From the autonomous swarm of Murmuring Minds to the illuminated glass of Aeolus, DRIFT explores how a visitor’s movement can reshape an artwork.
Office for Roundtable’s Parts of Common brings five adaptable timber installations to Denver’s Community Design Festival.
Kokichi Sugihara discusses optical illusions, imagined depth, mirrors and the lessons of his exhibition and workshop in Hanoi.
For Mar Motto in Faro, Moradavaga suspends a shoal of golden mirrored fish, bringing the Algarve’s fishing heritage into motion with light, wind and reused components.
For much of industrial history, household appliances were relegated to a purely utilitarian existence. Concealed in kitchen corners, bathrooms, or discrete service areas, their merit rested solely on functional output,
Yayoi Kusama Museum traces light through paintings, glitter, mirrors and sculpture in a Tokyo exhibition running until 31 January 2027.
- The timeless elegance of domestic appliances: From the Iconic Braun KF 20 aromaster to the German design ethos
- Emilio Ferro on the light, sound and memory of a place
- At Maniwa, an architect’s family home opens to the neighbourhood
- What bronze remembers of the hand
- Caught in light: Moradavaga’s suspended shoal
- The making of Alex Chinneck’s impossible Dior windows
