One person wanted a pool to swim in (and practice surfing), another wanted a luscious natural wild garden, the grown-up kids wanted their own space, and everyone wanted to create a sense of home and being together. The planning concept was to treat the boundaries of the plot – the external fence walls – as the actual external house walls.
Framery is excited to unveil in Tampere, Finland Framery One, the world’s first connected phone booth. Video conferencing has become a core facet of business today.
Meticulously designed and renovated by Workshop APD and finalist for the 2020 NYC Design Awards design of the year, this home is being offered 100% turnkey with all furnishings, decor, art, lighting and AV.
Along Miami’s bustling Bird Road, an unbroken space will be the second home for this local pizzeria. Like any great recipe, the design for Apizza Brooklyn called for proper ingredients; equal parts innovation, creativity and familiarity.
Design means making things easier (and, where possible, more sustainable, too). This formula could be used to describe the common approach taken by the young creative minds whose designs have been shortlisted for imm cologne’s 17th Pure Talents Contest.
The historical First Municipal Brewery in Prague-Holešovice – a place where beer fermented and beer buckets were stored gave stimulus to an original design of an open, and, at the same time, introspective space for creative and modern housing in an industrial spirit.
The monochrome hexagon tile combines the entrance hall with a bathroom with a single carpet and emphasizes the length of the apartment. The laundry room is located in the entrance area of the bathroom, behind the facades of the built-in closets.
There’s nothing as exciting (and simultaneously intimidating) as a blank slate. And when it came to Brooke Hammel and Jose Alvarez, a trendy and free-spirited couple in Williamsburg, their “slate” was a big one. Recently moving into a sprawling loft, they thought they might take a stab at the design themselves.
ACME is an Italian-Asian fusion restaurant designed by Luchetti Krelle in Rushcutters Bay, Sydney, Australia. ACME restaurant makes the most of the building’s existing features and heritage. The brief, a refined yet casual space where the food is the hero. A pared back and considered design, the restaurant is split into 3 distinct spaces over 2 levels. The front
