A personal review of design creations
Against Excess: The Radical Quiet of Hella Jongerius
Hella Jongerius doesn’t just make beautiful things—she makes you think differently about them. This spring, the Vitra Design Museum argues for her as one of the most influential design minds of our era.
New Delft Blue Gates by Studio RAP
Studio RAP introduces the New Delft Blue Gates, a pioneering project in Delft, Netherlands, blending 3D clay printing, computational design, and artisanal glazing. This initiative aims to redefine ceramic ornamentation in contemporary architecture.
Versa by Tom Fereday & Charlie White
On the occasion of the Melbourne Design Week, Tom Fereday and Charlie White present ‘Versa’, an exhibition showcasing a collection of unique furniture and architecture elements.
Export – Design From Tasmania
Few weeks prior to Melbourne Design Week, ‘Export’ is an exhibition focusing on talents from Tasmania, showing the diversity and wealth of the island.
Design Your Christmas 2022 - Episode 2
#DesignYourChristmas - Season 3… Episode 2. An Ode To Clay.
Molding the Earth into art.
M+ Hong Kong, Asia’s First Global Museum of Visual Culture
Announced back in 2012, M+, by Herzog & de Meuron, opens to the public on November 12th with three weekends of celebratory programmes.
DIN by Konstantin Grcic for Mutina
Rational yet personal, the new DIN collection by Konstantin Grcic for Mutina reveals a rather simple mathematical pattern applying that modularity creates flexibility.
#BrickWeek 2 - Roly-Poly Cotto By StudioVASE
Seoul can wrongly be categorised as another heartless metropole. It has a discreet charm with plenty of little gems for the visitor (or resident) that knows and takes time to explore. Here is a new one for your list.
Season Two, Episode Four: Roly-Poly Cotto
Christian Haas & Hanne Willmann For Favius
Favius, the German brand, unveils two new products by Christian Haas and Hanne Willmann. The Portao stool and the Fungi lamp are warm new elements for your interiors.
Pepai Jangala Carroll Announced As 2021 JamFactory Icon
The Australian painter and ceramic artist is the first Aboriginal artist to be celebrated in this series of exhibitions that launched in 2013. It is a great opportunity to review his work.