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Gipara 'Adaptiva' is a modular + highly adaptable crossfit rig Gipara, Poland's biggest sports accessory manufacturer, commissioned studio 2s.design »
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Gipara 'Adaptiva' is a modular + highly adaptable crossfit rig Gipara, Poland's biggest sports accessory manufacturer, commissioned studio 2s.design »

given how exercising at home is on the rise, this collection offers a stylish twist to training equipment that blends easily with indoor furniture and design.

The house is composed of two sloping volumes, presenting a signature triangular frame that puts a twist on the conventional A-frame cabin.

the glass strip creates a strong visual connection between the interior and the area's rich natural surroundings.

designboom spoke with azzi in paris about his past and current projects, his obsession with tidiness, and how his exhibition at maison&objet reflects his life and work.

responsive and transformable, the design features translucent facades that can unfold to extend the activity of the interior to the plaza outdoors.

maurizio cattelan presents a controversial self-portrait 'YOU,' which hangs by a noose at milan's massimo de carlo gallery.

‘they are artworks with a positive, fun attitude to life, very approachable,’ pivi tells designboom. ‘human size in these times of human hardship.’

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a 300-year-old kajiimiya gate welcomes guests upon arrival.

the palissade park dining bench can transform with its simple, curving modules according to any need.

available in a range of colors, the duo's latest collection offers stability, comfort, and versatility for outdoor use.

'the urban tree house' is envisioned as a converted loft that emerges vertically from its surroundings, framed on all sides by trees and green walls.

the bathhouse seeks to evoke the contemplative atmosphere of a 21st century stone temple.

jin kuramoto studio designs the net bench with a modular system so the user can freely adjust the length of the seat.

presented by DESIGNART tokyo 2021, the exhibition hosts a rare selection of prototypes and design pieces that never made it out of the atelier.

for over a year, beyhum photographed and asked hundreds of namibians wearing NYC branding if they've been to the city before. all of them had said 'no'.

the photography series by toufic beyhum was inspired by the ever-increasing connectivity across the african continent.

through the power of design, eleven exhibits by taiwanese artists show the decline of domestically produced materials and craftsmanship in the face of globalization

national taiwan craft research and development institute works with designer tong ho to produce ecological dragon -and tenet- inspired vases.

co-produced with mariage frères tea company, the beach club recalls pre- and post-war french beaches, and their pastel-colored striped cabins.

designboom spoke with auer about the influences he took from working with liaigre and starck, the collaboration he shares with his own team in paris, and how his exhibition at maison&objet reflects his life and work.

through his delicate artwork, the british artist seeks to create alternative colorless representations of viruses that come in juxtaposition to the artificially colored imagery received via the media.

the monumental piece provides visitors with the opportunity to view our planet as if they were astronauts looking on from outer space.

the design reveals a dynamic, orbital shape rising from the ground to welcome visitors into a timeless memorial honoring fallen american soldiers from the cold war era.

the renovated five-story volume is pierced and interconnected with an intricate ribbon of rope, steel and fabric.

the detroit-based artist's work is currently on view in his first solo museum exhibition in new york, titled 'chris schanck: off-world'.

we speak with the furniture designer, whose pieces are showcased throughout bottega veneta's new temporary space in detroit.

the resulting complex is an unconventional collage of industrial heritage and new architecture hosting a 10,200 sqm program.

'binck blocks' is designed as a hub for biodiversity by offering space for flora and fauna in the façades and balconies.

drawing from the atmosphere and architectural logic of a cave, the project is designed as a combination of voids, light and shadows.

the house takes on a wellness-oriented program and integrates lush gardens from the ground floor to the rooftop terrace.
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