Inspired by the opulence of the Capitoline Museums, the Italian House introduces us to their newest homeware collection, which includes all kinds of objects.
Dreaming of interiors to get lost during quarantine? The set designer and 3D artist have collaborated on the “Tiled House”, a beautiful yet imaginary house.
Until April 8, visit Mexico-based gallery Masa’s exhibition celebrating contradiction as a reflection of the ongoing process of becoming and self-definition.
If you’re a fan of “Black Mirror”, don’t miss this exhibition exploring the photos AI systems are trained with and how they create bias and discrimination.
“It is very difficult to have a firm definition of what things are: useful or useless, art or crafts.” Meet Claudia and Elsa and their artsy yet useful work.
Good design has to make you horny, right? At least that’s what designer Harry Nuriev tells us. We speak with him after his Balenciaga sofa went viral.
Discover the humourous and playful furniture of the Brooklyn-based architect, who creates sculptural chairs resembling fun and colourful characters.
The Lagos-born, London-based fashion designer Mowalola transforms London’s Now Gallery space into a multi-sensory, immersive installation until January.
Discarded glass objects can become art pieces thanks to the Costa Rica-born, Edinburgh-based artist, whose work finds a midpoint between beauty and function.
They can make a lemon, a rose, a piece of wood or even your neck sound through the devices they’ve created. Are you curious? Meet this unusual studio.
