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coperni closes: revisiting the fashion label’s strangest experiments in design and technology
from liquid textiles to garments embedded with microorganisms, coperni's experiments treated fashion as a platform for scientific research. The post coperni closes: revisiting the fashion label’s strangest experiments in design and technology appeared first on designboom | architecture & design magazine. look back on coperni’s most iconic moments Coperni, the…
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cantilevered glass and concrete pavilion by APAP extends 1970s woodland house in nicosia
defined by shifting woodland shadows by day, the pavilion transforms at night through a tailored lighting installation that recasts its architectural geometry. The post cantilevered glass and concrete pavilion by APAP extends 1970s woodland house in nicosia appeared first on designboom | architecture & design magazine. APAP ADDS CANTILEVERED EXTENSION…
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How APFEL Reimagined CAM Gulbenkian Identity
A Practice for Everyday Life built the CAM Gulbenkian identity around a bespoke logotype whose curved A echoes Kengo Kuma's canopy. The mark is three letters drawn as thin, confident strokes: C, A, M,...
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Inside N2 Albiino’s Tactile Graphic Design for Vuoden Huiput
N2 Albiino’s graphic design for Vuoden Huiput 2025 breaks Grafia’s pyramid into Cinema 4D clay and metal paired with cobalt type. Every year since 1980, Finland’s graphic design association Grafia has...
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Two Movements, One Striking Watch From Louis Erard × Vianney Halter
The Futur Antérieur brings Vianney Halter's signature porthole design to a new limited-edition watch, pairing two automatic movements with an unexpectedly slim case It’s a good day to be a watch enthusiast. The Louis Erard × Vianney Halter Futur Antérieur was recently unveiled—a limited-edition release that’s equal parts striking and…
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A Modern Seattle Floating Home Takes Coastal Living to New Heights
This Lake Union residence combines Nantucket-inspired interiors with the engineering required to live directly on the water Before arriving at its permanent home in Seattle’s Eastlake floating-home community, this two-story residence took a journey of its own. Built entirely on a concrete float at Dyna Builders‘ Ballard docks, the house…
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The Daily Heller: Tsuris Got You Down? Don’t Be a Putz
Frank Baseman has illustrated and handprinted 'A Collection of Yiddish Words.' The post The Daily Heller: Tsuris Got You Down? Don’t Be a Putz appeared first on PRINT Magazine. Note: Despite the polls and pundits predictions of a blue wave on Tuesday night, I’ve gone to sleep early, figuring what…
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this installation by jakob kudsk steensen considers the origins and agency of life
years of extensive underwater documentation comes together to question human-centered ideas of nature and the exploitation of ocean resources. The post this installation by jakob kudsk steensen considers the origins and agency of life appeared first on designboom | architecture & design magazine. Jakob Kudsk Steensen in the Cisternerne Artist…
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meet six rings, a cultural-retail space by onassis foundation in the heart of athens
with interiors designed by loukas bakas, the two-story space features a neon facade by british artist tim etchells and brings international fashion labels, emerging greek designers, contemporary art, and independent local businesses under one roof. The post meet six rings, a cultural-retail space by onassis foundation in the heart of…
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OEB Architects channels 1980s interiors for London extension
Glossy ceramic tiles, a glass-block wall and a leafy garden feature in this extension to a Victorian terrace in London by OEB Architects. The post OEB Architects channels 1980s interiors for London extension appeared first on Dezeen. Glossy ceramic tiles, a glass-block wall and a leafy garden were intended to…
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podcast: curing urban isolation through collective care and architectural intuition
the room for utopias podcast continues with indian architects and designers examining how spatial layouts foster connection and decode desires clients never think to ask for. The post podcast: curing urban isolation through collective care and architectural intuition appeared first on designboom | architecture & design magazine. DESIGNBOOM X INDX|GLOBAL:…
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SOM unveils design for luxury waterfront development on Australian pier
International architecture studio SOM is set to transform a historic pier in Geelong, Victoria, into a waterfront destination culminating in a rounded high-rise. The post SOM unveils design for luxury waterfront development on Australian pier appeared first on Dezeen. International architecture studio SOM is set to transform a historic pier…
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sharjah design centre announces opening with seven specialist labs in the UAE
designed by taller de arquitectura – mauricio rocha with daniel rosselló, the forthcoming institution explores how local resources, experimental materials and manufacturing capabilities can shape the future of design in the region. The post sharjah design centre announces opening with seven specialist labs in the UAE appeared first on designboom…
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Alter design exhibition returns to Tokyo with AI-powered tea ceremony and washi paper furniture
The second edition of young designers' exhibition Alter has opened in central Tokyo, featuring a glowing lung-like lamp and Japanese cedar stools made from every part of the log. The post Alter design exhibition returns to Tokyo with AI-powered tea ceremony and washi paper furniture appeared first on Dezeen. The…
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SCAD alumni transform 18th-century staircase into colourful installation during Design Miami Paris
Savannah College of Art and Design (SCAD) has revealed a colourful tufted flooring installation at this year's Design Miami.Paris, as seen in this exclusive video produced by Dezeen. The post SCAD alumni transform 18th-century staircase into colourful installation during Design Miami Paris appeared first on Dezeen. Savannah College of Art…
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pixelated ceramic tiles and folded aluminum compose electrical substation’s facade in virginia
atelier manferdini wraps the crystal substation in arlington, with invisible, an infrastructural facade that pairs generative ceramic tilework and folded anodized aluminum panels with programmable RGB LEDs. The post pixelated ceramic tiles and folded aluminum compose electrical substation’s facade in virginia appeared first on designboom | architecture & design magazine.…
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"Direct and unrefined" materials create tactile interior at Jeju restaurant by &Daughters
Canadian studio &Daughters used basalt, cork, concrete, thatch and wood to design Jeju, a Korean restaurant in Vancouver that features traditional touches in a contemporary interior. The post "Direct and unrefined" materials create tactile interior at Jeju restaurant by &Daughters appeared first on Dezeen. Canadian studio &Daughters used basalt, cork,…
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Typography: Rosco Jr by TypeMates
Rosco Jr by TypeMates is a typography project. Rosco Jr is a bouncy, brassy and poco-loco geo-grotesque. View the full typography gallery. Rosco Jr by TypeMates starts from a specific historical detou...
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AI Design: Conversational Video by Tavus
Tavus pushes real-time AI design into conversational video, creating interactive digital humans that see, hear, and respond face-to-face. Testing conversational interfaces usually means trading realis...
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SURROUND Presents: Why Good Product Design Requires More Than a Good Idea
In a new podcast episode, Souvik Paul and Sinclair Smith discuss how entrepreneurship, systems thinking, and human-centered design can turn ideas into real-world solutions A well-designed product can solve problems, but getting that product into the hands of the people who need it is another challenge entirely. Increasingly, designers are…
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live-build documentary captures 1:1 timber pavilions at studio in the woods workshop
marking the 20th anniversary of studio in the woods, the documentary crossing, lookout, horizon chronicles the design and construction of three full-scale timber installations built from site-felled timber at the AA’s hooke park campus. The post live-build documentary captures 1:1 timber pavilions at studio in the woods workshop appeared first…
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prince de conti hotel turns historic parisian interiors into theatrical guest rooms
set in saint-germain-des-prés, the 23-room boutique retreat blends rich tapestries, sumptuous fabrics and historical references with contemporary interiors inspired by 17th-century french elegance. The post prince de conti hotel turns historic parisian interiors into theatrical guest rooms appeared first on designboom | architecture & design magazine. A SEVENTEENTH-CENTURY PARISIAN JEWEL…
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MUDA '26: Kinetic Web Design by Etter Studio
Etter Studio's web design for Zurich's MUDA pairs a squishy cobalt SVG menu with pixel-grid branding and clean Swiss exhibition layouts. Most museum menus hide in a corner. Etter Studio went the oppos...
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mari nagem questions dreams of colonizing mars while earth’s ecosystems struggle to survive
the artist questions whether humanity would carry its extractive relationship with nature into the worlds it hopes to colonize. The post mari nagem questions dreams of colonizing mars while earth’s ecosystems struggle to survive appeared first on designboom | architecture & design magazine. mari nagem questions humanity’s visions of the…
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Poster Design: 10 Inspiring Get Out the Vote Posters
Explore 10 graphic poster design works celebrating Election Day and US voting history, featuring Guerrilla Girls, Hank Willis Thomas, and more. Election Day brings a familiar urgency. Across street co...
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Branding: LAB Institute identity by BOND
BOND rebuilt the LAB Institute identity as a living system: a malleable logo students reshape themselves, in black, white and bold color. The idea lands first at poster scale. On a white wall, giant b...
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Berghs: Inside Kurppa Hosk's Visual Identity System
Kurppa Hosk updates the visual identity for Berghs School of Communication, turning an exclamation mark's negative space into a bold grid. Berghs School of Communication has shaped Swedish creative cu...
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Tatiana Bilbao creates rammed-earth installation at Art Omi
Tatiana Bilbao Estudio has created a large-scale outdoor installation for New York arts centre Art Omi, which is made of rammed-earth sourced from local soil that will break down over time. The post Tatiana Bilbao creates rammed-earth installation at Art Omi appeared first on Dezeen. Mexico-based architecture practice Tatiana Bilbao…
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misha kahn turns upholstery into painting and marble into fabric at friedman benda
the designer discusses his return to hands-on experimentation, where unexpected materials and processes reshape familiar domestic objects. The post misha kahn turns upholstery into painting and marble into fabric at friedman benda appeared first on designboom | architecture & design magazine. an unruly collection arrives in new york Misha Kahn‘s…
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Wolff Olins Unveils BMG Brand Identity
Wolff Olins builds the new BMG brand identity around a faceted play symbol, acid Limelight, deep Midnight and metallic neutrals. BMG started in 2008 as a bold voice in music, and by 2025 it had grown ...
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exposed concrete blocks and red tiles shape garage-turned-apartment in barcelona
in barcelona’s torre baró district, architecture studio lablanca transforms an irregular hillside garage into a guest apartment using a split-level layout adapted to the collserola topography. The post exposed concrete blocks and red tiles shape garage-turned-apartment in barcelona appeared first on designboom | architecture & design magazine. LABLANCA CONVERTS HILLSIDE…
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Holst completes Adjaye-designed mass-timber library in Oregon
US architecture studio Holst has created a mass-timber library in Oregon with a series of tall columns at the entrance and a central atrium, a project taken over from Adjaye Associates. The post Holst completes Adjaye-designed mass-timber library in Oregon appeared first on Dezeen. US architecture studio Holst has created…
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Branding & Visual Identity: NISCHE Restaurant by Myundones
Explore the visual identity for NISCHE, a Berlin fine casual restaurant by Myundones blending German culinary comfort and understated typography. German dining often suffers from two opposing aestheti...
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Book Design: 1,000 Marks Monograph by Pentagram
Pentagram teams up with Unit Editions on the book design of 1,000 Marks, pairing a black linen slipcase with a Pantone A2 poster jacket. Pentagram first released its compact red Marks monograph back i...
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Christina Bowlby Finds Inspiration Close to Home for Bentley Mills
A return to California, two beloved Aussiedoodles, and an eye for everyday details shape the designer’s new Coming Home carpet collection For textile designer Christina Bowlby, inspiration can come from an unexpected place: the warm, heathered coats of her two Aussiedoodles, Birdie and Maggie. The dogs have become unlikely muses…
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The Daily Heller: The Things I Kept in My Months-long Purge
Steven Heller cracks open his journal. The post The Daily Heller: The Things I Kept in My Months-long Purge appeared first on PRINT Magazine. If you’ve kept up with this column for the past few months and longer, you’ve doubtless read me droning on about the disposal and retention of…
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this living garden changes color to reveal how flowers may appear to moths
studio adrien lucca explores how a garden can contain several visual worlds at once, depending on the species looking at it. The post this living garden changes color to reveal how flowers may appear to moths appeared first on designboom | architecture & design magazine. a living garden under shifting…
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