
in milan, diesel builds a temporary club where the audience becomes part of the show
at milan fashion week 2026, glenn martens stages his final show inside studio dennis vanderbroeck’s club set with 200 performers.
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at milan fashion week 2026, glenn martens stages his final show inside studio dennis vanderbroeck’s club set with 200 performers.

a set full of installation built from the brand’s memories since 1978, the space works like a scene after a party, with items place across the floor.

when on the move, different trees reshape the reflected landscape while the pavilion structure remains unchanged.

the boutique brings together contrasting materials, sculptural furniture, and a contemporary artwork by guan xiao.

ochotac is a mexican-inspired bar where architecture, graphic identity and food culture come together through a bold material and visual language.

kubota & bachmann architects reconfigures the traditional 1890 home into a fluid living environment.

two vehicles are stretched into impossible geometries, translating squash-and-stretch animation into full-scale automotive sculpture.

for the first time since its founding, the art collective opens its garage door to the public for the exhibition, which runs between may 14th and 17th, 2025.

lexus joins milan design week 2026 with SPACE, an installation reimagining the LS CONCEPT through the lens of four global creative teams.

the concept explores how lexus design language adapts to off-road use.

global public voting for the seoul design award 2026 is now open to shape the final results.

the seoul design award 2026 issues a final call for global designers creating impactful solutions that rebuild communities after crisis.

the new wyss museum, ammann pavilion, and erlen torhaus extend the museum’s relationship with its landscape while opening the former private park to the public.

first images of the swiss museum's peter zumthor extension are unveiled, with the full opening scheduled for january 2027.

maria gil reflects on moving from self-production to brand partnerships as she crafts furniture with emotional and cultural endurance.

mushlume transforms hemp byproducts and living mushroom roots into class A fire-rated, sound-absorbing lighting fixtures.

from warsaw to são paulo the modernist architect jorge zalszupin developed a design language that's inextricable from his life in multiple worlds.

shaped by the existing trees, terrain, and changing seasons, the home is designed to feel less like an object in the landscape and more like a natural part of it.

zyva studio turns the apartment of its founder, anthony authié, into a manifesto for neo-ornament.

zyva studio transforms the haussmannian apartment with a contemporary style, celebrating the dichotomous dialogue.

the london space lets artists play a concert, record it, mix it and turn it into a global broadcast without leaving the building.
the 'duo', apple’s first foldable iphone, pairs two screens with a 100-part hinge, opening into a 7.6-inch workspace.

ellinor aurora aasgaard and zayne armstrong's installation opens a world of medieval-ish gyms, exploding smartwatches, and a trip through our tech-enabled lives.

the device enables emergency communication in areas without mobile signal.

from anselm kiefer to david hockney, the series invites leading contemporary artists to transform the boundary between audience and stage since 1998.

director bianca gliessinger looks into how apartments here have historically brought 'the greatest happiness for the greatest number of people.’

the new nonprofit brings together pesce’s archive, scholarship, exhibitions, and authorized editions under a board of longtime collaborators and colleagues.

revisiting a radical 1990s office space, gaetano pesce’s legendary 'chiat\day new york project' is reconstructed for pulp galerie in paris.

captured in the netherlands, shipped across borders and buried 2,600 meters below the seabed, carbon becomes a new kind of industrial cargo

the three modules collect the electromagnetic fields from around the house and store them into the devices so owners can reuse them.

a closer look at emissions trajectories reveals a smaller group of cities that have turned those mechanisms into measurable reductions.

designboom meets the dutch designer at friedman benda NYC, where he discusses collaborations with living systems through material intelligence.
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