
colorful historic yet playful motifs dress rubelli in&outdoor fabric collection
the venetian brand’s fine fabric collection varies in vividness as it sets dreamy upholstered scenes in and outside.
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the venetian brand’s fine fabric collection varies in vividness as it sets dreamy upholstered scenes in and outside.

comprised of silk jacquards called lucente, tiepolo and marino, the collection recreates that magic of the light which makes the city unique.

the new book represents the professional and spiritual testament of the late italian art historian, critic and curator.

the artist’s larger than life sculpture evokes questions of humanity and hope.

the architects' design prioritizes a compact footprint, outdoor space for the children, and lots of natural light.

the eatery's revamp includes new pavilion structures opening toward the park, as well as rearranged dining areas featuring adaptable partition panels.

styled and ridden like a conventional scooter, the vektorr concept will deliver a top speed of 45km/h and offers a range of up to 95 km.

designboom spoke with the lead designer of the new husqvarna motorcycle family about the creative process and the bikes' key characteristics.

the mirrored aluminum cladding reflects the surrounding natural environment, the changing weather and seasons.

the forest dwelling is clad in materials that allow it to blend in with its surrounding natural environment.

the geometry of each pod is inspired by urchin exoskeletons.

finished on time and under budget, the 6,000-seat indoor facility is the first venue to be officially handed over to the olympic delivery authority.

the mixed-media installation by simon fujiwara introduces who the bær, a cartoon character that inhabits a fictional universe.

fujiwara's interpretation of the secret annex can be experienced as a three dimensional, sculptural object with elements of contemporary socio-political commentary.

clay bricks cover the facade, which is smoothly integrated into the surrounding landscape.

the project is an extension of the wesley temple, a neo-gothic heritage church in the historic neighborhood of old québec.

designboom spoke with the artist about how his upbringing has shaped his creative principles, the loss of materiality and traditional ways of making, and relying on the small things in life.

the fast food brand hired not one, but two design firms – IA interior architects and studio O+A – to turn a lean, light-infused shell into a 'celebration of the company's spirit.'

fender katsalidis designs 'australia 108' as an intersecting assemblage of sculptural forms towering over melbourne.

the hotel, like the neighboring NOMA museum, is the brainchild of businessman and art collector david walsh, with both projects also sharing the same architect – fender katsalidis.

the concept prioritizes urban agriculture, allowing inhabitants to cultivate food on roofs, yards and even public spaces.

the paris based architecture studio envisions a 737 meter-tall building that traps carbon emissions from the surrounding atmosphere.

the materiality of the villa is formed by three primary elements: rustic red brick, oak and bright natural stone.

all its parts consist of cross-laminated wood, including walls, joists and balconies, as well as the lift and stairwell shafts.

the comprehensive revitalization project merges three adjacent buildings in new york — a plan grounded in dia’s architectural legacy of adapting existing structures.

listed on the national register of historic places, the rothko chapel is defined by its fourteen monumental mark rothko canvases.

the façade serves as a filter for light and sound, while during the night it converts into a transparent layout when the interior is illuminated.

the design by bernardes arquitetura emphasizes direct communication between the building and the street, strengthening its relationship to the neighborhood.

during quarantine and with the help of social media, the designer invited people to visually respond to the question: 'what are the fifteen things that are helping you get through this?'

can we make sense of someone's life by only viewing the objects they interact with throughout the day?

in an interview with designboom, deslauriers shares how her use of transparent fabric highlights the fleeting fragility of our surroundings.

by contrast, silk, aluminium mesh and tulle highlight the powerful use-value of her subjects.
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