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smart home technology enters the bathroom with VitrA V-Care 3
smart home technology is making its most significant leap straight into the bathroom. partnering with noa design studio, VitrA bathrooms debuts the v-care 3 smart toilet collection. The post smart home technology enters the bathroom with VitrA V-Care 3 appeared first on designboom | architecture & design magazine. SMART HOME…
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Former workshop converted into contemporary Japanese home with "a sense of the passage of time"
Japanese studio Akio Isshiki Architects has transformed the home and workshop of a sheet-metal craftsperson in the castle town of Tatsuno into a modern house with a latticed wooden gate. The post Former workshop converted into contemporary Japanese home with "a sense of the passage of time" appeared first on…
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Target Soho Redesign Brings NYC Streetscapes Indoors
Something Special Studios transforms the retailer’s lower level into a series of immersive shopping destinations inspired by the city The Target red bullseye offers near-instant brand recognition. No matter which location they enter, shoppers know what to expect from the big-box retailer. That’s not quite the case at New York’s…
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in new delhi, built99 connects 99 architecture and design practices to a wider critical discourse
marking the culmination of an intensive curatorial cycle, built99 brings 99 architecture practices to new delhi alongside designboom and archdaily to anchor a sustained global dialogue. The post in new delhi, built99 connects 99 architecture and design practices to a wider critical discourse appeared first on designboom | architecture &…
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Yinka Ilori reveals Tottenham Hotspur away shirt
British-Nigerian designer Yinka Ilori has collaborated with Nike to create a customised version of Premier League football team Tottenham Hotspur's colourful away shirt. The post Yinka Ilori reveals Tottenham Hotspur away shirt appeared first on Dezeen. British-Nigerian designer Yinka Ilori has collaborated with Premier League football team Tottenham Hotspur to…
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designboom listens: YONT studio on music, spaces, and the art of setting a mood
from nostalgic music videos and late-night anthems to tracks that shape the atmosphere of a space, the berlin-based creative studio shares the sounds behind its approach to interiors, installations, and objects. The post designboom listens: YONT studio on music, spaces, and the art of setting a mood appeared first on…
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this disposable camera gets compostable makeover with mycelium, hemp and bioplastic
sree krishna pillarisetti’s soft-pixel reimagines the disposable camera with a compostable mycelium shell, challenging which part of the device should truly be discarded. The post this disposable camera gets compostable makeover with mycelium, hemp and bioplastic appeared first on designboom | architecture & design magazine. MYCELIUM REIMAGINES DISPOSABLE PHOTOGRAPHY Sree…
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Sabine Marcelis takes a moment to reflect in first museum exhibition
Sabine Marcelis has a knack for creating viral objects, from IKEA's most-sold light to her mesmerising Candy Cube tables. Now, the designer is revealing the method behind her "magic" in an exhibition at Zürich's Museum für Gestaltung. The post Sabine Marcelis takes a moment to reflect in first museum exhibition…
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John Tree forms sculptural Hoop lamp from pine for Vaarni
Designer John Tree has created the monolithic Hoop Table Lamp for Finnish brand Vaarni, combining an "almost brutalistic block of solid pine" with a hooped shade of thin pine veneer. The post John Tree forms sculptural Hoop lamp from pine for Vaarni appeared first on Dezeen. Designer John Tree has…
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ultramarine drapes and restored 1950s marble anchor cinemazero redesign by alberto caiola
bridging past and present, monochrome and color, cinema and community, cinemazero’s multisite renewal comprises a reimagined foyer, social and events hub spaziozero, and an expanded mediateca. The post ultramarine drapes and restored 1950s marble anchor cinemazero redesign by alberto caiola appeared first on designboom | architecture & design magazine. ALBERTO…
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Batek Architekten designs Berlin orthodontic clinic that looks more like a boutique or gallery
Avoiding the sterile appearance of most medical interiors, Berlin-based Batek Architekten used soothing shades of pastel yellow and matt silver to bring a sense of softness to orthodontic clinic Hey. The post Batek Architekten designs Berlin orthodontic clinic that looks more like a boutique or gallery appeared first on Dezeen.…
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Pratt's evolving courses reflect "broader shift in creative practice"
From architects using digital fabrication tools to how graphic designers can enhance their work with AI, Pratt Institute has responded to the increasing fluidity of creative careers by launching three new flexible programmes. Pratt Institute's School of Continuing and Professional Studies (SCPS) offers flexible programmes for both working creatives and…
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Web Design: Grids Season 03 by Obys Agency
Obys Agency advances educational web design with Grids Season 03, an interactive study exploring spatial tension and layout typography. Most educational websites about graphic design preach strict gri...
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six-sided transparent cube with LED matrix shapes screenless AI companion
inspired by nothing tech brand, glyph (1) is a conceptual AI companion housed in transparent polycarbonate that replaces digital screens with rotational gestures. The post six-sided transparent cube with LED matrix shapes screenless AI companion appeared first on designboom | architecture & design magazine. ADAM MIKLOSI PROPOSES SCREENLESS AI COMPANION…
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ceramic, sponge, and textile accents assemble into scilla & cariddi hand-crafted mirrors
drawing from mediterranean marine myths, the sculptural mirrors create an interplay of reflections that alters the viewer’s encounter with their own image. The post ceramic, sponge, and textile accents assemble into scilla & cariddi hand-crafted mirrors appeared first on designboom | architecture & design magazine. Scilla & Cariddi wall mirrors…
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Momotaro Coffee: Small-Batch Packaging Design System
Pomodoro Design crafts modular packaging design for Bucharest roaster Momotaro Coffee using recycled paper sleeves and warm serif type. Micro-lot coffee roasting moves way too fast for traditional pri...
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Product Design: COLLECTIBLE NYC Opens This Week Uptown
Opening this week at 210 East 86th Street, COLLECTIBLE New York 2026 showcases boundary-pushing 21st-century product design and furniture. If you are anywhere near Manhattan over the next few days, cl...
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Mestiz Installs Monumental Día de Muertos Altar in NYC
The 7-tier installation transforms handwoven marigolds into a public gathering place that celebrates Mexican craftsmanship and traditions For Día de Muertos, marigolds are more than decorative flowers. Their vivid orange petals and distinctive scent are believed to guide the spirits of loved ones home, making them an essential part of…
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Alianza Rebrand Is a Masterclass in Brand Identity by Mucho
Mucho gives the Alianza rebrand an open A: a historic Spanish publisher, recast as a cultural brand in bold color and book design. The first thing you notice is how little the system needs to say. A s...
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Packaging Design: LeNOSE Fine Fragrance Hand Soap Identity
Explore LeNOSE's witty packaging design and fine fragrance development, pairing geometric die-cut labels with $10 luxury hand soaps. Somewhere over the last decade, washing your hands turned into a bi...
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Join Françoise Mouly at The PRINT Book Club
Join Debbie Millman, Steven Heller and Françoise Mouly for an exclusive PRINT Book Club event, November 12th at 4pm ET - register here. The post Join Françoise Mouly at The PRINT Book Club appeared first on PRINT Magazine. Join Debbie Millman, Steven Heller and Françoise Mouly for an exclusive PRINT…
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Editorial Design: Merch by Counter-Print
Counter-Print champions physical branding with Merch, an editorial design survey exploring the strategic power of tactile brand collateral. For decades, branded merchandise occupied a strange, slightl...
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Neri Oxman experiments with fabric pigment created by bacteria
Designer Neri Oxman has created a fabric dyeing concept where a bacterial solution is sprayed onto a 3D-knitted silk textile and left to grow a living culture which produces faded indigo and pink pigments. The post Neri Oxman experiments with fabric pigment created by bacteria appeared first on Dezeen. Designer…
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Branding: The White & Case rebrand by Uncommon
Uncommon gives the White & Case rebrand its energy: carved Roman letterforms, kinetic serif headlines, and electric Catalyst Blue. Law firm branding usually plays it safe: sober serif, navy blue, ...
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Typography: 3D Embossed Terrazzo by John Kappa
John Kappa explores dimensional typography in Cinema 4D, crafting subtle embossed letterforms directly within polished terrazzo materials. Most digital letterforms rely on crisp fill colors or high-co...
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Dear Guest Cafe Brings Art Deco Whimsy to Silver Lake
Studio Jialun Xiong blends Art Deco elegance, playful geometry, and dreamlike details in a Los Angeles cafe inspired by European hotels and Japanese hospitality On a busy stretch of Sunset Boulevard, a playful cafe steeped in the aromas of lavender and honey awaits. A quiet departure from reality, Dear Guest…
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Brand Identity: Waabi Autonomous Trucking by Manual
Manual crafts a grounded brand identity for physical AI trucking pioneer Waabi, pairing geometric wordmark livery with open-road photography. Autonomous vehicle companies almost always reach for dark-...
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Toledo Museum of Art Brings Bobby Anspach Home
The late artist’s immersive sculptures invite visitors to explore perception, mindfulness, and human connection in a new exhibition An improbable inventory of pom-poms, hand-blown glass, tapestries, and chandelier-like domes fills the immersive sculptures Bobby Anspach began building as a graduate student at the Rhode Island School of Design. Gathered under…
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Oyster Estate Brings a New Design Perspective to Greenport
Islyn Studio transforms a former mid-century hotel on Long Island's North Fork with handcrafted details, warm materials, and subtle references to Greenport's maritime heritage For years, travelers visiting Long Island’s East End have often found themselves choosing between aging roadside motels or high-priced luxury resorts. Oyster Estate, a new 34-room…
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The Daily Heller: Underwater Underground From World War II
'The Underwater Cabaret' was a one-of-a-kind handmade arts and satire journal that could only be read by one person at a time. The post The Daily Heller: Underwater Underground From World War II appeared first on PRINT Magazine. Reserve your tickets for The Underwater Caberet lectures by Thilo von Debschitz…
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Arches create “animated silhouette” at red-brick apartment block in King’s Cross
Two-storey-tall arches frame entrances to Cadence Court, a mixed-use apartment block in King’s Cross, London, which has been completed by local studio Alison Brooks Architects. The post Arches create “animated silhouette” at red-brick apartment block in King’s Cross appeared first on Dezeen. Two-storey-tall arches frame entrances to Cadence, a mixed-use…
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Jaguar designs Knightsbridge flagship to be "physical expression" of Type 01 electric car
British car brand Jaguar has redesigned its flagship store in Knightsbridge, London, which is the only place in the world where the public can see the recently unveiled Type 01 electric car. The post Jaguar designs Knightsbridge flagship to be "physical expression" of Type 01 electric car appeared first on…
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Brick bathhouse by Kengo Kuma nears completion in Copenhagen
Pyramidal towers frame pools at the Kai Water Culture House by Japanese studio Kengo Kuma & Associates, which is nearing completion in Copenhagen. The post Brick bathhouse by Kengo Kuma nears completion in Copenhagen appeared first on Dezeen. Pyramidal towers frame pools at the Kai Water Culture House by Japanese…
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Many London architecture firms not paying London Living Wage
The majority of the London-based studios in The Pay 100's fifth annual salary survey are not paying Part I architectural assistants the London Living Wage. The post Many London architecture firms not paying London Living Wage appeared first on Dezeen. The majority of the London-based studios in The Pay 100's…
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Solid cork forms walls of pavilion dedicated to silence at Casa No Tempo in Alentejo
Corkinho has unveiled its latest “still room”, a pavilion with walls of solid cork, which is installed in the grounds of a vacation villa designed by Manuel Aires Mateus. The post Solid cork forms walls of pavilion dedicated to silence at Casa No Tempo in Alentejo appeared first on Dezeen.…
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Eight architecture and design events in November from Dezeen Events Guide
Miami art week, Design Doha Biennial, Dubai Design Week and the Dezeen Awards 2026 party are among the key architecture, design and art events featured in Dezeen Events Guide this November. Other events taking place during the month include Collectible New York, Cairo Design Week, Irish Design Week and BDNY.…
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Lacaton & Vassal wins Le Prix Charlotte Perriand 2027
The Créateurs Design Association & Awards has named Pritzker Prize-winning French studio Lacaton & Vassal the recipient of the Le Prix Charlotte Perriand 2027. The post Lacaton & Vassal wins Le Prix Charlotte Perriand 2027 appeared first on Dezeen. The Créateurs Design Association & Awards has named Pritzker Prize-winning French…
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